Should a Convicted Rapist Be Allowed to Play Professional Soccer?
English teams are citing commercial concerns for their reluctance to let former striker Ched Evans back on the field.
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The 2015 Dakar Rally
Leaving Buenos Aires on January 4, more than 500 competitors started the annual Dakar Rally: a two-week off-roading adventure through Argentina, Chile, and Bolivia.
The Oregon Ducks Capture the Best and Worst of College Football
A longtime fan wrestles with the violence and viral marketing underlying his abiding fanship for the elite, moneyed team.
Frank Lampard's Tale of Two Cities
For European stars, is Major League Soccer anything more than a long retirement party?
Charm Can't Save Roberto Martinez's Season
The Everton manager is hugely popular thanks to a strong resume and a likeable personality, but his team is in freefall.
Chris Christie's Sports Sin
The New Jersey governor's real crime isn't turning on the Giants and the Jets. It's backing a winner.
Why So Many Writers Now Move Between TV and Theater
Working in multiple mediums increasingly allows creative freedom, prestige, and financial gain.
When Will Americans Embrace Snooker?
The billiards-like game from the UK is gaining a following worldwide, but it's unclear whether stateside enthusiasts can make Americans take interest.
The Right Way to Figure Out the Best Soccer Player in the World
The Ballon d’Or award too often favors offensive players, high scorers, and World Cup winners.
Jean Beliveau's Astonishing Grace
The legendary hockey player, dead at 83, lived life with the same elegance he showed on ice.