Travelers to the US from more than three dozen countries could soon be required to submit their most recent five years of social media activity for review before being allowed in.

Bee opinion editor Marcos Breton is a huge fan of the beautiful game. But the Bay Area’s World Cup matchups are anything but, ...

"When I was in England playing against Palace, they weren't at the heights that they're at now – so it just shows you what's ...

Assessing Viktor Gyokeres' form as Arsenal prepare to face Club Brugge on Wednesday. Watch the Champions League on DAZN - US, ...

In Brief Soccerverse has secured a global licensing agreement with FIFPRO, granting access to more than 65,000 professional footballers’ names and images. The license spans over 70 national ...

Today in History for Dec. 10: In 1520, in Wittenberg, northeast of Leipzig in present-day eastern Germany, religious reformer Martin Luther publicly burned the papal edict demanding that he recant or ...

EQT has grown to become one of the largest private-equity investors, but its not a household name in the US. Peter Aliprantis ...

The CBP wants the powers to review the last five years of social media history from potential travelers. U.S. Customs and ...

The Liverpool ECHO speaks exclusively to John Barnes, one of the greatest players in Anfield history, about the Reds' ...

Research by The Athletic for two-night stays around World Cup games in the 16 host cities has revealed huge price hikes ...

Atletico Ottawa will have some holes to fill next season, starting up front. The Canadian Premier League champion released ...

In an epic career, Vonn always did it her way. Nearing the end, the teachings of the coach who first believed in her bring ...