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Montreal fans booed through the U.S. national anthem at the 4 Nations Face-Off amid political tensions with the U.S. over tariffs on Canadian steel and aluminum. Team USA responded by decisively ...

Entitled The Bleed, Part II, the show comes as the second act of the rising star’s London presentation and will see a new suite of compositions in his distorted, fleshy signature, expanding on a ...

"That was the first minute." U.S. forward Matthew Tkachuk fought Canada forward Brandon Hagel right after the puck drop, with two seconds having come off the clock. On the ensuing face-off ...

Jalen Hurts was wearing a hoodie with the phrase "LOVE, HURTS" in red letters above the Nike brand's Jumpman logo. A woman in ...

The NHL 4 Nations Face-Off kicks off Wednesday night when Canada plays host to Sweden at the Bell Centre in Montreal. The tournament will also feature teams representing the U.S. and Finland with ...

Off the ice also has the potential for drama, given the ongoing geopolitical situation since Donald Trump took over as U.S. president and threatened tariffs against Canada, among other countries.

chants to fill the bowl at Bell Centre. In the waning minutes, a few U.S. fans proclaimed, "We want Canada!" They face off Saturday night. "I think it's going to be the biggest game that I've ever ...

The 4 Nations Face-off's marquee matchup took an ugly turn before the puck even dropped on Saturday. Ahead of the long-awaited game between Team USA and Team Canada, fans booed the U.S. national ...

All eyes are on the Leafs now. The Avalanche kicked off the carousel of movement, and a blockbuster involving Mitch Marner could be the next move to shock the NHL.

“The Trump administration will ensure that the most powerful AI systems are built in the U.S. with American-designed and manufactured chips,” Vance said.