Rachel Bachman

Colombia-Portugal is only a group-stage match, but the combination of ardent fan support for these teams—and the game’s location—have driven resale prices past the Super Bowl.

Rachel Bachman The World Cup that kicks off next month in North America has been defined by sticker shock ever since tickets first became available.

Attorneys general for both states are investigating the soaring prices for the tournament and reports that soccer’s governing body misled buyers.

Soccer’s global governing body is leveraging U.S. wealth and an expanded tournament to chase an $11 billion bonanza.

Brian Rizzo’s quest for seats, at 10 times the cost of his 1994 World Cup tickets, is emblematic of the ordeal fans have been through to see this summer’s soccer extravaganza.

From World Cup matches to concert tickets, live entertainment is testing household budgets. Fans are dipping into savings and taking on debt, while the industry finds new ways to cash in.

The single most conspicuous absentee from the Olympics over the past decade is making a comeback.

The International Olympic Committee lifted its ban despite the ongoing war in Ukraine, clearing the way for Russian athletes to compete at Los Angeles 2028.

Sherrone Moore continued to lead the team, even after the athletic director grew suspicious of the relationship and barred him from traveling with his executive assistant.

Corinne Ramey, Rachel Bachman When Michigan fired Sherrone Moore as head football coach in December 2025, the university portrayed it as a