Soccer

Carlos Alcaraz: Rafael Nadal’s 17-Year-Old Heir Apparent

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P.G.A. Championship Lands in Oklahoma After Leaving Trump Property

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Trump Golf Club Loses 2022 P.G.A. Championship

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Watching Tiger Woods Play an Often-Hidden Role: Dad

Advertisement Continue reading the main story Supported by Continue reading the main story Tiger Woods, Playing Partner and Parent Watching Woods and his son, Charlie, on the golf course offers a rare window into a side of Woods fans never see: dad. Tiger Woods, right, and his son, Charlie, will play in a televised father-son event

N.B.A. Players Meet With Pope Francis on Social Justice Efforts

A delegation of five N.B.A. players and officials from the players association met privately with Pope Francis at the Vatican on Monday to discuss their efforts toward addressing social justice and economic inequality. The visit came after the Vatican extended an invitation to the players’ union, saying the pope wanted to