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Where Is Julio César Chávez Jr.? His Legal Team Speaks Out

After his first hearing before a judge to face drug trafficking charges, the Mexican boxer disappeared from public view, causing concern among his fans and family. However, Julio César Chávez Jr.'s lawyer assured him that he is not in hiding.

Trump Slammed Obama for Pushing NFL Team to 'Change Their Name' in Decade-Old Tweet. Now He's Doing the Same
In a newly resurfaced tweet, Trump criticized Barack Obama for pushing to change the name of an NFL team — the same team Trump is now focused on renaming.
Trump Demands Pro Sports Team Return to 'Racist' Names: 'Our Great Indian People Want This'
President Donald Trump took to social media to demand that certain sports teams that changed their monikers in order to avoid offending minority groups change them back, stating that those minority groups were never in favor of the alterations in the first place.
Trump Delivers 'Repulsive' Transphobic Bit to Room Full of Laughing Faith Leaders: 'Hypocrisy at Its Finest'
Trump mocked transgender athletes while speaking at a faith office luncheon, drawing laughter from assembled religious leaders — and condemnation online.

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Soccer

Inside the Brand Playbook: How Soccer's Growth in the U.S. Is Reshaping Consumer Marketing Strategies

Ricardo Marques, senior vice president of marketing at Michelob ULTRA, said this summer marks a major turning point when it comes to the sport's consumption in the U.S. "Soccer has been on a rocket ship," he told The Latin Times in an exclusive interview.

Soccer

Mexican Goalkeeper Memo Ochoa on The 2026 World Cup: 'It's a Goal, Not an Obsession' - EXCLUSIVE

Fresh off a record sixth Gold Cup title with the Mexican national team, Ochoa spoke to The Latin Times about what could be the final World Cup cycle of his career and how he's approaching the last chapters of his life as a professional footballer.

Pedro Antonio "Tony" Rodriguez boxer death after fight in Arizona

Celebrity

Mexican Boxer Pedro Antonio "Tony" Rodríguez Found Dead in Arizona Hotel After Fight

The athlete 37, was reportedly discovered unresponsive following his match on Saturday, July 5, against Philip Vella. Pedro Antonio "Tony" Rodríguez is under investigation.

Baseball

Pro Baseball Team Blasted After Promoting Their $47.45 'Big Beautiful' July 4 Buffet: 'Outright Tone-Deaf'

The Memphis Redbirds are facing criticism after promoting a $47.45 "Big Beautiful Buffet" seen as a Trump nod.

News

Brazilian Soccer Referee Arrested for Drug Trafficking in the Middle of a Match

Ederson Carlos da Silva was arrested mid-match during an amateur soccer game in Guarujá, São Paulo.

Soccer

FIFA's Expanded Club World Cup Proves Europe Is Losing Its Edge, Realizing Gianni Infantino's Vision

Players and coaches have hailed FIFA's revamped 32-team Club World Cup for its intensity, upsets, and global reach

Soccer

The FIFA Club World Cup Is a Commercial Hit, but Players and Coaches Slam Conditions and Planning

Many players and coaches at the Club World Cup are complaining about extreme heat, poor pitch conditions, and the increasingly congested match calendar — urging FIFA to prioritize player welfare and improve the experience for both athletes and fans.

Jason and Travis Kelce hometown recognition

Sports

Jason and Travis Kelce Celebrate Major Milestone with Hometown Recognition

The Won't Quit Foundation, alongside Ohio State Representative Darnell T. Brewer, awarded Travis and Jason Kelce the Outstanding Leadership Award.

Soccer

Low Turnout at Club World Cup Highlights FIFA's Issues With Ticket Sales, Pricing and Marketing Woes

FIFA spent $50 million on marketing, increasing its original budget by millions in the final month in an effort to boost attendance.

Soccer

Marcelo Gallardo Reflects on River Plate's Club World Cup Start, Mastantuono and Squad Fitness

"We have to keep on improving," Gallardo said. "Despite getting the result today, which was the most important thing, there were some nerves around the squad. There was also a sense of obligation to win, so from that perspective, we did what we had to do."

Entertainment

Where Is Julio César Chávez Jr.? His Legal Team Speaks Out

Trump Slammed Obama for Pushing NFL Team to 'Change Their Name' in Decade-Old Tweet. Now He's Doing the Same

Trump Demands Pro Sports Team Return to 'Racist' Names: 'Our Great Indian People Want This'

Trump Delivers 'Repulsive' Transphobic Bit to Room Full of Laughing Faith Leaders: 'Hypocrisy at Its Finest'

Inside the Brand Playbook: How Soccer's Growth in the U.S. Is Reshaping Consumer Marketing Strategies

Mexican Goalkeeper Memo Ochoa on The 2026 World Cup: 'It's a Goal, Not an Obsession' - EXCLUSIVE

Mexican Boxer Pedro Antonio "Tony" Rodríguez Found Dead in Arizona Hotel After Fight

Pro Baseball Team Blasted After Promoting Their $47.45 'Big Beautiful' July 4 Buffet: 'Outright Tone-Deaf'

Brazilian Soccer Referee Arrested for Drug Trafficking in the Middle of a Match

FIFA's Expanded Club World Cup Proves Europe Is Losing Its Edge, Realizing Gianni Infantino's Vision

The FIFA Club World Cup Is a Commercial Hit, but Players and Coaches Slam Conditions and Planning

Jason and Travis Kelce Celebrate Major Milestone with Hometown Recognition

Low Turnout at Club World Cup Highlights FIFA's Issues With Ticket Sales, Pricing and Marketing Woes

Marcelo Gallardo Reflects on River Plate's Club World Cup Start, Mastantuono and Squad Fitness

Michael Jordan Distances Himself From Diddy Trial Claims: 'Not Going to Play With Any of That'

WWE Legend The Undertaker Rushed Into Emergency Heart Surgery Right After WrestleMania 41

FIFA Announces Star-Studded Halftime Show with J Balvin, Doja Cat & Tems at Club World Cup Final

Trump Admin 'Squandering' Economic Opportunity as Vance Jokes About Deporting World Cup Fans: 'Going to Ruin Tourism'

Philadelphia Eagles' QB Jalen Hurts Officially Out of White House Visit Due to 'Scheduling Conflicts'