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Can Trump Sell the World Cup to MAGA Voters?

While the days of soccer being a go-to conservative punching bag for being "socialist " or a "sign of the nation's moral decay " have largely subsided, right-leaning publications still regularly trot out arguments for why the "US doesn't care about soccer " or the sport is "unjust and un-American ".

India vs New Zealand: T20 World Cup Final Tonight

Skip next section Indian president clashes with state minister ahead of key race in West Bengal March 8, 2026 Indian president clashes with state minister ahead of key race in West Bengal Indian President Droupadi Murmu is locked in a rare political row with the chief minister of the eastern state of West Bengal ahead

Laura Müller: F1's Trailblazing Race Engineer

As a child, Laura Müller dreamed of becoming a Formula 1 driver – inspired by the legendary Michael Schumacher. "I always watched Formula 1 on Sundays," the German said in an August 2025 interview published by the auto motor und sport portal.

India into T20 World Cup Final After Thrilling Win

Skip next section See you tomorrow March 5, 2026 See you tomorrow With that, it's midnight at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai and we'll sign off for another day and leave you to celebrate a fine win. The Delhi team will be up bright and early as always to talk you through tomorrow morning's big stories.

Women's Africa Cup of Nations postponed to summer 2026

The ​Confederation of African Football (CAF) released a statement on its website on Thursday announcing that the Women's Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) would not kick off in Morocco on March 17 as planned. Instead, it is to be moved to the summer.

Samer Tawk's Comeback: From ICU to 2026 Olympics

Almost seven years ago, Samer Tawk wondered whether he would walk again. "I was young and crazy and was skiing somewhere I shouldn't have been in Lebanon, and I fell 14 meters (46 feet)," Tawk told DW. Now the cross-country skier is preparing to represent Lebanon at the 2026 Milan Cortina Winter Olympics.

Olympic Champion Philipp Raimund Defies Fear of Heights

It's the kind of story that only the Olympic Games seem to produce: A talented ski jumper, who had yet to win anything of significance, delivers the performance of his life to win Olympic gold. "I don't know how I did it.

RaiSport Staff to Strike After Botched Olympic Opening

Journalists from Italy's RaiSport on Tuesday announced that they would stage a three-day strike after the Winter Olympics, and would no longer be putting their bylines on Olympics coverage, among other measures. They are protesting an opening ceremony broadcast by their boss last Friday that started with a wobble and soon fell off the rails entirely.

Mideast Strikes Break Olympic Truce as Paralympics Open

A view of the arena in Verona, Italy, where the opening ceremony for the Milan-Cortina Winter Paralympics takes place on March 6. The Paralympic Games are being overshadowed by military conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East.