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The Nationals host the Athletics on July 18 in an interleague clash. Here’s how to watch, including TV channel, start time, and streaming options for Thursday’s matchup.
Washington, DC — USA Today reports heightened political tensions as lawmakers clash over budget talks, while residents brace for transit delays and new security measures downtown.
Relive the drama as the United States faces Australia at the 2026 FIFA World Cup. From early chances to late heroics, the Knoxville News Sentinel breaks down the match’s defining moments.
Kentucky has emerged as a serious contender for Washington point guard Zoom Diallo, with sources indicating the Wildcats are “strongly in the mix” as his recruitment gains late momentum.
The Washington Huskies earned a spot inside The Athletic’s preseason Top 15, signaling national respect for the program’s depth and coaching as the new season approaches.
As America marks 250 years, the Washington Examiner revisits the nation’s most iconic sports moments, from miracle victories to record-shattering feats that shaped U.S. history.
The Washington Mystics face the Seattle Storm on May 27. Here’s how to watch, including TV channel details, streaming options, and tipoff time for fans tuning in across the U.S.
The Washington Mystics face the Connecticut Sun on June 17. Find the TV channel, tip-off time, and streaming options for the WNBA matchup in this USA Today viewing guide.
Washington faces a bleak sporting landscape as the Capitals’ slump and Alex Ovechkin’s goal drought deepen, mirroring wider struggles across the city’s teams.
Qatar’s purchase of a minority stake in Washington’s NFL and NBA franchises has ignited controversy, raising fresh concerns over foreign influence, human rights, and the future of U.S. sports ownership.
Michele Kang is set to acquire Olympique Lyonnais in a deal that would end John Textor’s ownership, signaling a major shake-up in the club’s leadership and future strategy.
The Washington Post, owned by billionaire Jeff Bezos, is reportedly skipping travel for its Washington Nationals beat writers to spring training, raising concerns over cost-cutting and sports coverage priorities.
Promised as a windfall, the 2026 World Cup is forcing North American cities to confront a harsher reality: hotel overbuilding, fragile tourism forecasts and shrinking profit margins.
The PWHL set a new U.S. women’s hockey attendance record in Washington, D.C., drawing thousands of fans and signaling rapid growth for the league and women’s pro sports.
FIFA president Gianni Infantino defends soaring 2026 World Cup ticket prices, arguing they remain cheaper than major U.S. college football games, sparking debate over fan access.
FIFA cleared U.S. striker Folarin Balogun to face Belgium after a controversial intervention by Donald Trump, sparking intense debate over politics influencing World Cup decisions.
ESPN adds six acclaimed Washington Post journalists, strengthening its investigative and enterprise reporting. The hires signal ESPN’s push to deepen coverage across major sports platforms.
The Atlanta Dream face the Washington Mystics on July 2. Find tip-off time, TV broadcast details, and live streaming options in USA Today’s guide for fans watching across the U.S.
The Washington Post is reportedly dismantling its entire sports department, sparking concerns over job losses, diminished local coverage, and the paper’s evolving digital-first strategy.
The University of Washington women’s soccer team took on a local high school boys squad in a surprising exhibition matchup, and the unexpected final result is sparking debate over gender, skill, and competition.