Allegations against Ronald Arsenault date back to March 29 in Cap-Pelé. During that time, N.B. Power was reporting a rise in ...

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One of the most iconic clubs in American soccer history, the New York Cosmos, is officially back.The team, famously home to ...

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Brazilian legend Pelé, who died Thursday, revolutionized the way soccer is played and its popularity. But that did not make him a revolutionary figure.

Pelé played one half for the Cosmos, then another for Santos, the club where he’d solidified his legend. On their own, those two items would be the prize catch of any collector.

By the end of his 21-year professional career, Pelé had become an international icon, perhaps sport’s first truly global superstar.

Brazilian soccer legend Pelé, who won a record three World Cup titles and helped popularize the sport in the United States in the 1970s, dies at 82.

Pelé added a third layer: his nickname, his trademark, became a synonym not for greatness or even for excellence but for an unimpeachable, scarcely attainable form of perfection.

From dating much younger women to fathering love children — sometimes while married — the late soccer legend Pelé was all about “love, love, love.” ...

Ronald Arsenault, 53, is accused of assaulting and uttering threats against utility worker Akeem Duncan in March. The ...

His presence in New York—straddling media fame and cultural diplomacy—remains legendary. For Brazilians following ...