The claim followed on the heels of another false claim that the WNBA would implement "sex testing" for athletes.

A bizarre and decidedly crude string of incidents has eclipsed the action on the court in the WNBA this week and top figures ...

As tempers rose, Clark turned her back and walked away as players from both teams got between the pair to stop things from spilling over. And according to lip reading expert NJ Hickling, Reese first ...

A lawsuit seeking a trove of government documents related to Jeffrey Epstein just got passed to the federal judge who made ...

The Israeli prime minister reportedly demanded a private call with Trump after his statement on starvation in Gaza.

Check out the latest from Rusty Weiss on Caitlin Clark, covering WNBA's Caitlin Clark, Sports Entertainment, Stephen A. Smith ...

The Chicago Sky's dismal season in the WNBA shows no signs of improving. Their latest defeat, a lopsided loss to the Indiana Fever, only underscores that many things are not going ...

Stephen A. Smith addressed the idea of an investigation into WNBA referees' treatment of Caitlin Clark amid controversy over ...

ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith issued a warning to the WNBA and expressed his support of a federal investigation into the treatment of Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark. […] ...

A WNBA game was interrupted for the third time in a week after another neon green sex toy was thrown onto the court.

The incidents have drawn outrage from players and fans of a league already subject to continuous racist and misogynist ...

During All-Star Game warmups, WNBA players wore a shirt that read "Pay Us What You Owe Us" in front of the large crowd at Gainbridge Fieldhouse and the audience at home.