Jaime C. Harris

The Knicks’ celebration of the franchise’s first NBA title in 53 years is deservedly ongoing. Nevertheless, the work never stops.

Explore how the 2026 FIFA World Cup reveals global social constructs across North American soccer pitches.

On August 25, 2020, the world was in the throes of fear and uncertainty as the global COVID-19 pandemic was causing the deaths of millions of people.

As America turns 250, a look at how sports has served as both a measure of racial progress and a reflector of ongoing repression.

New York City's collective hangover from the Knicks winning the franchise's first title since 1973 — 53 long, arduous years — has subsided.

Since June 11, over 5 million highly charged spectators have filled stadiums across the United States, Canada, and Mexico, and hundreds of millions

LeBron James may not sit atop the subjective list of the greatest players in NBA history but, the debate that will continue is redundant.

Gun violence struck a beloved Harlem basketball tournament, killing a player and shocking the entire community.

Francisco Lindor isn't the problem. The Mets should not prematurely trade one of their best players ahead of the August 3 Major League Baseball trade deadline despite the team being an abject disappointment this season.

The appropriation of Caitlin Clark as a cultural weapon by those on the right of this country's ideological spectrum is a time-worn tactic.