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Ferran Torres' first goal of this year's World Cup was the goal of his life, and it put Spain back atop the soccer world.

The WNBA's ongoing reckoning over refereeing and racial tensions escalated over the weekend as Toronto Tempo coach Sandy Brondello was suspended one game for calling Atlanta Dream forward Angel Reese a "protected species" due to officials' foul calls ...

Sean Burke and two relievers combined on a four-hitter, Colson Montgomery hit his 24th home run and the Chicago White Sox beat the Toronto Blue Jays 3-0 on Sunday.

Baltimore Orioles rookie catcher Samuel Basallo left in the second inning of Sunday's game against the Houston Astros because of right shoulder discomfort.

Ryan Fox of New Zealand survived a wild ride along the back nine of Royal Birkdale and delivered the biggest putt of his life Sunday, making a 12-foot birdie on the final hole to win the British Open for his first major title.

Kimi Antonelli always believed he had the momentum in the Formula 1 title race even when results didn't go his way. He made it count with a dominant win Sunday as his teammate and title rival George Russell failed to finish.

Shohei Ohtani won't make his next scheduled start on the mound because of left knee irritation and isn't expected back in the Los Angeles Dodgers' rotation for a while.

Borja Iglesias, a forward on Spain's World Cup team, said that he is reluctant to shake President Trump's hand should his team win the soccer championship on Sunday.

Jonas Vingegaard crashed near the end of Sunday's 15th stage of the Tour de France and had to pull out of the race.

Philadelphia Eagles running back Saquon Barkley and members of his family were home during a break-in at their residence in Tredyffrin Township, Pennsylvania, on Saturday, authorities said.