Nike's Kendrick Lamar-fueled 'I Love L.A.' ad after Dodgers’ World Series win nods to the Drake beef and fuels L.A.–Toronto rivalry.

Warning: the athletes in Nike's new ad are so terrifying, they might give you nightmares–or at least keep their opponents up at night. Soon after unveiling a strategy to focus on sports and ...

Gigi De La Torre is a member of the Young Leaders Program at The Heritage Foundation. Just days before the FIFA Women’s World Cup soccer match was set to begin in Australia and New Zealand Thursday, ...

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Everyone is getting in on the hype of the 2023 World Cup. Several brands, organizations and companies have released ads showcasing the talent and personalities of the United States, England and China.

Nike has long championed transgender athletes, but the sportswear giant is being challenged to stand up for single-sex female sports on XX Day, a day celebrating biological women. Jennifer Sey, CEO ...