Author: Tom Schad, USA TODAY

The Washington Redskins Original American Foundation, formed in 2014 by Daniel Snyder, has had a steep decline in donations in recent years.

Washington’s NFL team has faced scrutiny for years regarding its name, but the franchise might have reached its tipping point in recent days.

If Washington’s NFL team decides to change its longtime nickname, what are the best (and worst) options it might go with?

The Pohlad family, the owners of the Minnesota Twins, have pledged $25 million over an unspecified amount of time toward racial justice initiatives.

Jerry Richardson owned the Carolina Panthers for more than two decades before selling it on the heels of sexual and racial misconduct allegations.

CEO says the group will serve as a check on “rules and systems in our own organization” but it’s unclear what impact it will have on Tokyo Olympics.

A host of affiliated gyms, sponsors and athletes all moved to disassociate themselves with the CrossFit brand after comments from the CEO and founder.

NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell’s statement on George Floyd’s death rang hollow for NFL players Eric Reid and Kenny Stills. Both spoke out on Twitter.

AAU organizers are moving forward with “largest volleyball event in the world,” a June tournament that could draw as many as 15,000 people to Orlando.

About 550 kids between the ages of 7 and 14 participated in a youth baseball tournament that was held at two separate venues outside St. Louis.