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NBA Commissioner Adam Silver said the league ⁠will use AI to automate a category of calls such as out-of-bounds decisions ‌to speed up games and reduce disputes over possession.

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Chicago Sky suffered a major setback on Tuesday after announcing that third-year forward Rickea Jackson has torn the ACL in her left knee and will miss the rest of the season. The injury is a significant blow both for Jackson, who had begun the season in outstanding form, and for a Sky team that had started strongly with a 3-1 record.

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Serena Williams has been linked with a shock return to professional tennis almost four years on from her last competitive match at the 2022 US Open.

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Arsenal has been crowned the 2025/26 Premier League champions, securing their first league title since 2004 with one game still to play. The championship was confirmed on Tuesday night after Manchester City drew 1-1 with AFC Bournemouth, leaving Arsenal with an unassailable four-point lead. Although Erling Haaland scored a 95th-minute equalizer for City, the draw was not enough to keep the title race alive until the final day of the season.

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Floyd Mayweather Jr. has filed a lawsuit alleging that a former close associate orchestrated a massive fraud scheme that cost him at least $175 million through unauthorised financial dealings, missing investments and disputed property transactions.

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Tennis legend Serena Williams has shared details about a deeply personal decision she made during the peak of her professional career.

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The Dallas Mavericks fired head coach Jason Kidd on Tuesday after five seasons with the team.

Kidd, 53, led the Mavericks to a 26-56 record this past season – their worst since 1995-1996 when the franchise posted the same record. He finished his time in Dallas with a 205-205 record and one Western Conference Championship (2023-2024).  

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U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers may be deployed to provide security at FIFA World Cup matches in the U.S. next month. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) officials stated that the agency has offered its personnel to local and federal law enforcement to assist with perimeter security, a standard procedure for major events like the Super Bowl. While it is not yet clear if the offer has been accepted, officials emphasized that agents would not be screening spectators or employees for immigration status.