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World Cup Boosts US Cities, But Job Growth Outpaces Tourism Gains
The U.S. federal government has already allocated $625 million to 11 American cities for World Cup security, a sum committed before a single fan arrives. This pre-emptive investment, averaging over $5
Sports Super-Agents Flex Economic Influence as Top Clubs Eye Free Transfers
Despite being one of the world's most valuable midfielders, Bernardo Silva is reportedly set to leave Manchester City on a free transfer.
School sports commercialization is harming athletes, not helping them.
By the end of the first quarter of 2026, the SuperSport Schools app had amassed over 1.
Bears Board Prioritizes Indiana Stadium Site, Not Final
On June 4, the Chicago Bears board of directors voted to prioritize Hammond, Indiana, as the team's next stadium location, a concrete step that could shift one of the NFL's most iconic franchises acro
North American nations host the 2026 World Cup
In cities like Miami and Vancouver, local businesses face temporary closures and residents consider fleeing town.
World Cup ticket prices soar as U.S. soccer participation surges
Front-row seats for the 2026 World Cup sold for an astonishing $32,970, placing the event firmly out of reach for most soccer enthusiasts.
French Open Men's Singles Popularity Surges, Media Rights Undervalued
The French Open's Opening Week drew a record 138,000 fans, while TNT's U.S. coverage saw a 36% audience lift.
Shedeur Sanders sets record with $17.7M in group licensing
Shedeur Sanders, before even playing a single NFL down, earned a staggering $17.