The White House’s videos mixing football hits with bombing footage tell us: We have some twisted people running this country.

President Trump issued a dark warning to the Iranian men’s soccer team.

The FBI director announced a “historic seminar” at Quantico.

With less than 100 days until the tournament begins, it is already being tested by war, diplomatic crises, and instability.

The Olympic gold medal–winning women’s hockey team has declined another invite from President Trump.

The U.S. women’s hockey team won gold at the Olympics.

The FBI director was captured in a viral video drinking with the U.S. men’s hockey team after their Olympics victory.

The country’s top athletes continue to be outraged by the Trump administration.

President Trump has unleashed his supporters on the Winter Olympics athletes who spoke honestly about how it feels to represent America right now.

The MAGA-leaning influencer tried to make a dig at Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl performance, but Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and his own brother shut it down.

President Trump’s Super Bowl party aired Bad Bunny’s halftime show for all to enjoy.

Conservatives can’t decide if they should support Bad Bunny or not—so they’re tearing into each other instead.

MAGA’s hatred of the Super Bowl halftime performer reflects a hubris about what parts of the culture are “theirs.” But those assumptions are proving more wrong every day.

A year ago, everyone was doing the “Trump dance.” Now the president is too scared to show his face at the Super Bowl, and the right’s “alternative” halftime show features the cringey, washed-up Kid Rock.

A federal agency is looking into Nike as the Trump administration continues its war on everything DEI.

President Trump and his team know exactly how unpopular he is.

The Canadian hockey team was following standard protocol ahead of a Minneapolis game, according to the NHL.

There is talk in England and on the continent that fans might boycott the U.S.-hosted World Cup matches. Why only fans?

Milan’s mayor is pushing back on the plan, calling ICE a “a militia that kills.”

During oral arguments on Tuesday, the conservative justices only seemed to diverge over how far their ruling should go.