American Sports

The U.S. welcomed Iran's men's volleyball team to a championship tournament in Chicago, and Iranian-American fans turned out in force.

If you come to study in the U.S., you’ll find that this is the time of year when college students and other Americans become obsessed with March Madness.

President Trump has added the names of "seven extraordinary Americans" to the list of recipients of the Presidential Medal of Freedom.

Every fall since 1903 the World Series is played to determine baseball's champion team. This year for the first time both managers are from minority groups.

A new museum exhibition traces the roots of the Special Olympics organization, focusing on founder Eunice Kennedy Shriver and four accomplished Special Olympians.

Linebacker Shaquem Griffin has inspired a fan base that is growing to include far greater numbers than that of a typical draftee just out of college.

The experiences of two women Paralympians show how competitive sports can open up opportunities and change the lives of people with disabilities.

Meet one of America's Winter Olympics medal hopefuls: Chloe Kim, who can perform some of snowboarding’s most challenging stunts.

The Winter Olympics began with a panoply of fireworks, music, dance and lights in Pyeongchang, South Korea. Vice President Pence led the U.S. delegation.