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The "Afterglow" singer took in a recent Kansas City Chiefs game from a luxury box amid rumors of dating two-time Super Bowl champion Travis Kelce.

A new Internal Revenue Service rule targeting ticket resellers for concerts and sporting events could impact a large number of Americans after lowering tax reporting thresholds.

Using the "biological" prefix when describing gender assumes there's "an un-biological alternative" when there's not, former University of Kentucky swimmer Riley Gaines argues.

CC Sabathia's PitCCH In Foundation hosted its 3rd Annual Charity Golf Tournament on Tuesday to help raise money for its continued impact on the next generation.

The futuristic league created by Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy is progress as its edges closer to its January debut. FOX Business takes a look at its team owners, facilities and more.

Max will debut a sports-focused tier next month on the streaming service, owner Warner Bros. Discovery announced on Tuesday. It will have live programming for MLB, NHL and more.

A sunglasses company has brought in $4.8 million in sales since the announcement of its new sunglasses in a a partnership with Deion Sanders.

The USFL and XFL are reportedly in talks to merge spring leagues, as both football entities have proven to be useful in helping players get to the next level.

Former MLB pitcher David Wells explains how woke companies and organizations are "trying to change the game" and involve personal politics, "confusing" players in the meantime.

England's soccer captain, Harry Kane, who is the all-time goalscorer for the Tottenham Hotspurs, has signed on with Fanatics as its first-ever United Kingdom memorabilia partner.

Fanatics Commerce, the largest business within Michael Rubin's enterprise, has named Andrew Low Ah Kee as its new CEO effective immediately.

Professional wrestling promotion juggernaut WWE formally tied the knot with UFC's parent company Endeavor to form a new company called TKO Group.

DraftKings came under scrutiny on Monday for allegedly offering a parlay featuring New York City-area sports teams in remembrance of the Sept. 11 terror attacks.

The U.S. Open men's and women's finals matches will take place this weekend, and if you want to attend, you'll have to pay a hefty price.

With football around the corner, in just a few days, Americans all over will be checking all their apps to check out their fantasy teams and bet slips.