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Wrestling's governing body has approved new rule and constitutional changes aimed at modernizing the sport and keeping it in the Olympics after 2016.

Sepp Blatter again indicated that he plans to stand for another four-year term as president of FIFA when he spoke to the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) congress in Kuala Lumpur this week.

The federation for international wrestling says it will hold an "extraordinary" congress in Moscow later this month to discuss changes it hopes will help keep the sport in the Olympics.

It's been a fairly quiet news day in the NFC South. But there were a few odds and ends, so let's take a run around the division: ATLANTA FALCONS The Georgia World Congress Center Authority board voted to approve the hiring of a Kansas City-base...

The annual FIFA congress of member nations next month will debate whether to impose age and term limits on candidates for positions at soccer's governing body.

It's been a pretty quiet day in the NFC South. That's understandable because the Atlanta Falcons don't start their offseason program until next week. Of the three teams that already have started their offseason programs, only the Tampa Bay Buccaneers...

Two nationally prominent concussion researchers -- including a senior adviser to the NFL -- served as paid consultants to law firms suing the league for allegedly concealing the link between football and brain damage.

The Football Association has been urged by a number of MPs to take action to try to prevent FIFA reforms from turning into a "sham".

It's not a done deal yet, but it looks like the Falcons have taken a pretty big step toward getting a new stadium in downtown Atlanta. Mayor Kasim Reed and Falcons owner Arthur Blank announced Thursday afternoon that they have agreed on some major...

How Roger Goodell made the NFL bigger, richer and more powerful -- and now more divided -- than ever before.

A proposal to add women's lightweight single sculls to the Olympics has failed to gain approval from rowing's governing body.

FIFA has said it is hopeful that its congress will approve a series of tougher punishments for racist abuse in football.

FIFA is looking to approve tougher sanctions for racist abuse at its congress of 209 soccer nations.

The president spoke to the nation Tuesday night. Now it's Off Base's turn. And you know what? Compared to the state of the union, Major League Baseball looks marvelous.

NEW ORLEANS -- Falcons owner Arthur Blank said he firmly believes the future of the Falcons is in Atlanta, and reports that he had been contacted by Los Angeles officials are inaccurate. "We're committed to Atlanta, the city, the region and the st...

Chastising the NFL Players Association for standing in the way of testing for human growth hormone, two members of Congress told union head DeMaurice Smith in a letter sent Monday that they might ask players to testify before their committee.