Latest Slidescroller coverage mentioning Donald Trump across Soccer, Hockey, Football.
LSU’s 2026 roster is set without former Ole Miss players Dae’Quan Wright and Zxavian Harris, while the SEC debates removing the Tigers from competition and Senator John Kennedy urges a new federal law to bring order to college athletics.
A claim that Donald Trump posted an animated video attacking Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney with a hockey stick was debunked after archival review found only static images.
The U.S.-Canada trade war is pushing youth hockey equipment prices higher, with families facing nearly $1,000 outlays for gear and uncertainty over quality as they consider second‑hand or online purchases.
Canada has imposed $27.6 billion in tariffs on U.S. goods in retaliation for Trump’s measures, while a cartoon mocking Prime Minister Mark Carney and threats against Bombardier have inflamed social media and raised electoral concerns.
Donald Trump posted a hockey-themed cartoon on Truth Social depicting himself in a USA jersey and Prime Minister Mark Carney sprawled on the ice, calling him ‘governor’ and sparking renewed tensions over trade and currency disputes.
The United States has turned soccer into a commercial powerhouse, influencing global governance, ownership patterns and rule innovations while courting controversy over its expanding reach.
Georgia Bulldogs quarterback Gunner Stockton shared the stage with former president Donald Trump, a move that polarized supporters and ignited debate over the intersection of sports and politics.
Donald Trump criticized Major League Baseball for excluding Roger Clemens from the Hall of Fame, accusing jealous voters of blocking a pitcher whose career includes 354 wins, seven Cy Young Awards and two World Series titles.
Veteran American coach Dan Gaspar, who spent six and a half years leading Iran’s national team, offers insight into the intense political backdrop of the upcoming U.S.-Iran World Cup match, the fervor of Iranian supporters, and the nation’s ongoing struggle for social freedoms.
A look at the judges, coaches, executives and politicians whose decisions will define college football in the coming season.
A sweeping 50 percent tariff on more than 550 Canadian products has been enacted by the United States, affecting $20 billion in exports. Canada’s leadership has pledged immediate retaliation, raising the prospect of a deepening trade war that could lift consumer prices and strain key industries on both sides of the border.
The United States has imposed a 50 percent duty on over 550 Canadian products, targeting $20 billion in exports, while Canada announces a matching counter‑tariff and warns of further escalation.
President Donald Trump’s latest tariff wave targets a $20 billion slice of Canadian trade, while Canada prepares counter‑measures that could reshape North American commerce.
President Donald Trump announced 50 percent duties on more than 550 Canadian products, affecting $20 billion in exports, while Canada prepares counter‑tariffs and warns of further measures.
The United States has imposed 50% tariffs on over 550 Canadian products while Canada prepares retaliatory duties, sparking a trade war that could reshape economic ties between the two neighbours.
During the inaugural Freedom 250 in Washington, D.C., Danica Patrick’s laudatory comments about President Donald Trump and event organizers drew sharp criticism on social media, underscoring her polarizing presence in motorsports media.
The United States has imposed 50% tariffs on hundreds of Canadian products, prompting a swift retaliatory response from Ottawa and raising fears of a broader trade conflict.
A coalition of European federations has withdrawn confidence in Gianni Infantino, while his proposed $4.2 billion stake sale to private investors has collapsed, casting doubt on his bid for a fourth term.
A coalition of national federations has withdrawn confidence in Gianni Infantino’s leadership, jeopardising his re‑election bid and raising questions over a stalled private‑investment plan for the World Cup.
FIFA president Gianni Infantino's attempt to monetize World Cup rights by selling a stake to private investors unraveled after failed overtures to the Trump administration and fierce resistance from football's governing bodies.
FIFA President Gianni Infantino reached out to the Trump administration after his plan to sell a stake in World Cup commercial rights was abandoned, sparking criticism and raising questions about his upcoming re‑election bid.
Three major soccer federations have formally withdrawn their backing for FIFA president Gianni Infantino, citing governance failures and a collapsed World Cup stake sale, raising uncertainty ahead of the sport’s governing congress.
Three national soccer federations have withdrawn their backing for Gianni Infantino, citing governance failures, as his proposed $4.2 billion World Cup stake sale collapses and his outreach to Donald Trump proves futile.
FIFA chief Gianni Infantino brushed off a question about his refusal to resign with a quip about hairdressers, even as pressure mounts from UEFA, AFC, Concacaf and the United States over reforms, alleged political interference and a controversial red‑card decision.