Jonny Sexton made a successful return from concussion, and will be fine to continue in the Six Nations despite another knock to the head.
N.F.L. Cheerleaders and the Gender GapBack in 2014, N.FL. cheerleaders sued for minimum wage compensation, now cheerleaders are fighting for gender equality in the workplace.
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… Read MorePernilla Lindberg Wins ANA Inspiration on Eighth Playoff HoleLindberg, a 31-year-old Swede, held off Inbee Park on Monday after a two-day, eight-hole playoff at the first L.P.G.A. major of the year.
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… Read MoreNo Sweatpants in Public: Inside the Rule Books for N.F.L. CheerleadersThey’re subject to rules on etiquette and hygiene, including shaving techniques. Panthers cheerleaders must leave the stadium to change into their personal clothes.
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… Read MoreThe Sedin Twins Will Retire at the End of the N.H.L. SeasonDaniel and Henrik Sedin, 37, have played together with the Vancouver Canucks for 18 seasons, each of them accumulating more than 1,000 career points.
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… Read MoreAustralian Cricket Has Its Own Deflategate, and a Nation ReelsSteve Smith, one of the country’s most revered sportsmen, admits his role in a ball-tampering scheme, prompting national discussion and soul-searching.
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