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The final installment of the "Sincaraz" rivalry for 2025 went to Jannik Sinner. The second-ranked Sinner beat top-ranked Carlos Alcaraz 7-6 (4), 7-5 for the ATP Finals trophy on Sunday in the sixth meeting this year between the two players who are ...

It looked good -- a week full of Commanders fans enjoying the sights and sounds of Madrid, players connecting with a new NFL fan base and more than 78,000 people filling the stands at the home of the great Real Madrid soccer club. But it turned out ...

The Washington Commanders went to Madrid to search for something -- maybe a little Sangria, a few sombreros -- but most importantly, some salvation.

Sara Oluchi Okananwa scored 20 points on 9-of-13 shooting, Saylor Poffenbarger added 19 and No. 9 Maryland never trailed en route to an 84-68 victory over Princeton on Sunday.

Maryland athletic director Jim Smith has announced that football coach Mike Locksley will return for his eighth season next year amid mounting public apathy and criticism of his tenure.

Officials said New York Jets cornerback Kris Boyd was rushed to a hospital in critical condition early Sunday after shots rang out near a Midtown restaurant.

The Commanders' losing streak reached six games in heartbreaking fashion on Sunday, as Washington lost to the Miami Dolphins 16-13 in a game that required overtime in Madrid.

Denmark's national team has been hit by sickness ahead of its final World Cup qualifier against Scotland on Tuesday.

Lucas Pinheiro Braathen has boosted Brazil's hopes for its first ever Olympic medal in Alpine skiing after giving the country its maiden victory in a top-level ski race.

MADRID -- The NFL reached critical mass years ago as the most popular sport in America. Now, the ever-growing league has its sights set on global dominance through international expansion, as noted by Sunday's game in Madrid between the Miami ...