FIFA

England national women's soccer team

Business

It’s Time for Reparations To Build Up Women’s Soccer to Where It Always Should Have Been

A VAR review during the 2022 FIFA World Cup

Science

Time to Call VAR What It Is: An Imperfect Second Opinion

USMNT players celebrate a goal

Culture

Welcome to the Cosmopolitan Era of the United States Men's National Soccer Team

Protests against inaction after UNSCAF and COP26

Research

Time Out: To Save Itself, Sport Must Join the Fight Against Climate Change

Vladimir Putin at the Sochi Olympics

Opinion

Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine is an Own Goal for Putin’s Global Sportswashing Campaign

Vladimir Putin and Gionni Infantino

Opinion

By Excising Russia, FIFA Did the Right Thing – But Not For the Right Reasons

Footballers protest before a FIFA qualifying match.

Business

2022 World Cup in Qatar Will Arrive With New Level of Athlete Activism

A photo of Jessica Luther with a quote from her article stating, “My prediction for 2021 is more a desire. I want to see more innovation and growth within women’s sport. I would wish for better and more sustained media coverage but even I know when to temper my dreams.”

2021

More Innovation and Growth Within Women’s Sport

Black and white photo of Maggie Ntim.(Photo Courtesy Maggie Ntim)

Listen

The Huddle: Maggie Ntim, Trailblazing FIFA Sports Agent

PORTO ALEGRE, BRAZIL - MARCH 15: Players of Gremio enter the field wearing masks before the match between Gremio and Sao Luiz as part of the Rio Grande do Sul State Championship 2020, to be played behind closed doors. (Photo by Lucas Uebel/Getty Images)

Culture

Around the World: COVID-19 and Sport Panel

planting a tree, carbon neutral

Culture

Sports around the world make push to be climate neutral

Christian Pulisic, Chelsea, Premier League

Business

MLS to comply with FIFA rules on training, solidarity payments