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Is This the Most Virus-Proof Job in the World?
Pro video game streamers are used to spending their days in isolation. And a huge new audience is at home to watch them play.
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U.S. Says FIFA Officials Were Bribed to Award World Cups to Russia and Qatar
For nearly a decade, Russia and Qatar have been suspected of buying votes to win hosting rights for the 2018 and 2022 World Cups. On Monday, for the first time, the Department of Justice put things in black and white.
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Al Kaline, Tigers’ Perennial All-Around All-Star, Is Dead at 85
One of baseball’s finest hitters, he was also one of its best defensive outfielders, playing 22 seasons in Detroit. To Billy Martin, he was Mr. Perfection.
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John G. Davies, Rodney King Judge and Olympic Medalist, Dies at 90
A record-breaking swimmer, he was credited with helping to prevent further rioting for his handling of the second trial of four police officers.
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The U.F.C. Card Will Be Held. Maybe.
One high-profile sporting event remains on the schedule. And it’s not korfball or fistball.
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Golf Takes a Do-Over as the Masters Moves to November
The sport jostled its schedule on Monday because of the coronavirus pandemic and as this year’s British Open was canceled.
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In a Time of Need, We Turn to Sister Jean
Sister Jean Dolores Schmidt, the college basketball celebrity of 2018, has her own take on an N.C.A.A. tournament undone by calamity.
