In partnership with the Oklahoma City National Memorial Museum, we are continuing to remember each of the 168 victims whose ...

The Superdome has been the site of some memorable boxing rematches. Muhammad Ali regained the heavyweight championship here ...

2009 — Lindsey Vonn wins the downhill for her second gold at the World Championships in Val D’isere, France. Vonn becomes the second American woman to win two golds at a worlds. Andrea Mead Lawrence ...

Aaron Pryor was one of the most feared boxers of the 1980s, a fierce champion whose relentless pace and destructive punch made him a dominant force. However, his legacy remains incomplete. He never ...

“I was a 135-pound champion when my manager told me about the chance to fight for the 147-pound world title against Sugar Ray Leonard. He warned me that Leonard was too fast and moved a ...

Riley Leonard opened up Monday's college football national championship game with a statement drive for Notre Dame. The 6-foot-4 quarterback carried Notre Dame's offense on its 18-play ...

Joe Biden, in one of his final acts as president Monday, commuted the life sentence of Native American rights activist Leonard Peltier, who was convicted of killing two FBI agents on the Pine ...

The Irish representatives had to meet with the media at the podium following the game, you can see the whole sessions here, as head coach Marcus Freeman, quarterback Riley Leonard and linebacker Jack ...

The Irish were led by starting quarterback Riley Leonard who transferred from Duke in 2023. Leonard was set to replace Sam Hartman as a veteran presence at QB to help the team win the national title.

Shortly before leaving office Monday, former President Biden commuted the life sentence of Leonard Peltier, a far-left activist convicted in the 1975 murders of two FBI special agents, Ronald ...

Despite still feeling the sting of the loss to Ryan Day’s team, Notre Dame quarterback Riley Leonard spoke highly of the Fighting Irish during the postgame press conference. "The character of ...

I don’t know; history will judge, and all that. But a different song suggests itself to me now: the final hit single from Leonard Cohen, the late Canadian Jewish prophet of doom and longtime ...