Author: Tom Schad, USA TODAY

Philadelphia Eagles WR Devon Allen wants to prove he belongs in the NFL. But first, he’ll chase a fourth track national championship in the hurdles.

There were no rip currents where ex-NFL quarterback Ryan Mallett drowned, though authorities frequently receive calls there about distressed swimmers.

A federal judge dismissed the $100 million lawsuit Hans Niemann filed last year against Magnus Carlsen and Chess.com, who had accused him of cheating.

Paris 2024 organizers confirm alcohol won’t be sold at Olympic stadiums next summer, though it will still be available in VIP hospitality areas.

By matching an obscure Usain Bolt record, Noah Lyles showed his consistency. By touting the mark, he hopes to draw more viewers to track and field.

The U.S. government is suing former NFL linebacker Bill Romanowski and his wife, alleging they owe more than $15.3 million in back taxes.

Curtis McDowald kicked and damaged a free-standing banner following a loss at the Pan American fencing championships, leading to a disqualification.

The International Olympic Committee’s fight with an international boxing federation could see the sport left out of the 2028 Olympics in Los Angeles.

French authorities searched the headquarters of the Paris 2024 organizing committee as part of an investigation into corruption allegations.