NCAA Sues Ohio's Governor Over His Eligibility Order
Governor Mike DeWine let Ohio schools play athletes the NCAA calls ineligible. On Friday, the NCAA sued him.
Read »Rain Postpones ALCS Game 4 After Fans Wait for Hours
MLB called off Friday's Rays-Guardians game after fans waited for hours. Critics say MLB should have called it that morning.
UN Climate Panel Fails to Set Date for Next Big Report
Countries are split over whether the next global climate science review should come out in 2028 or wait until 2029.
The New Street Fighter Movie Splits Critics and Fans
The live-action video game reboot opened Friday to mostly mixed or negative reviews and a much higher early audience score.
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FIFA Rejects Spain's Appeal Over Anti-Muslim Chants
Spain's football federation says it will take its $20,000 fine and partial stadium closure to sport's top court.
Judge Throws Out Timothy Busfield Child Sex Abuse Indictment
A New Mexico judge says prosecutors kept witnesses from the grand jury. The state can still refile the charges.
Fielder's Elizabeth Holmes Film Divides Critics on Sympathy
Nathan Fielder's documentary about the Theranos founder opened Friday to rave reviews and a fight over its sympathy.
Study Finds No Colorectal Cancer Link to Total Ultra-Processed Food
Processed meat still went with higher risk, and whole grains with lower risk. Scientists disagree on what the result means.
College Football Playoff Nears a Deal to Expand to 24 Teams
ESPN reports a deal is close but not final. Big conferences want more teams, and critics say the 12-team field works.
Brewers Sweep Dodgers, Ending Their Three-Peat Bid
The two-time champions lost four straight in the NLCS. Writers and players disagree on who's to blame.
Read »Infantino Apologizes to FIFA Council but Shares No Documents
FIFA's president said sorry for how he handled his scrapped plan to sell part of the World Cup. European leaders still want him out.
World Timekeepers Vote to End the Leap Second in 2027
Starting in 2027, the world's clock can drift up to an hour from the Earth's spin. Scientists disagree over the cost.
Chick-fil-A's CEO Was Pressed on LGBTQ+ Rights on NBC
CEO Andrew Cathy kept pointing to hospitality. Critics call it a dodge, and defenders call it the right answer.
San Francisco School Board Votes to End Its School Lottery
The board picked neighborhood schools over a citywide lottery. Parents and some commissioners are split on the change.