The Daily Caller

‘I know a lot about sports, so I’m not an expert in economic policy, so I would be, you know, remiss to comment on anything like that’

Williams returned to tennis on the big stage Monday, winning her first match at the U.S. Open after a two-month break she needed to fight off a viral illness

On a blustery night at the United States Open when the stars were often better served by receiving, Venus Williams and Kim Clijsters managed to muddle through

There was oppressive heat and digressive wind. And, oh yeah, they played some, too, at the U.S. Open. Herewith, our midterm grades through Saturday

Love was in the air during Venus Williams’s US Open match Friday night in New York

Venus Williams isn’t the only one who’s set tongues wagging with her style at recent tournaments. Take a look at the wild, untamed wardrobes of tennis stars

Venus could be all that stands in the way of an ugly American fortnight at U.S. Open, as the only American woman among the 32 seeded players

Tennis great’s book, “Come to Win,” highlights 50 successful people whose lives were shaped by sports

Serena Williams will have to beat someone other than her sister for once to secure a fourth Wimbledon championship

Berdych ended the tennis powerhouse’s bid for a record-ting seventh win at the famous English tournament

Shortly after Pironkova toppled Williams, Clijsters also lost, to Vera Zvonareva, the No. 21 seed from Russia

Queen Elizabeth II arrived at Wimbledon on Thursday for her first visit to the All England Club since 1977

She was once content to be simply one of the best tennis players in the world, but lately Venus Williams has seemed more interested in causing a stir with her outfits than her performances

If you are the maker of a little-known collection of watches hoping to increase your brand profile, you would be lucky to know Rafael Nadal

When the ball rebounded off the net back to Venus Williams, she tried hitting it twice in a row. Usually once was enough

This is the first time the American sisters are seeded 1-2 at a major championship since January 2003

Andy Murray, ranked fifth, was on his way to beating second-rank Rafael Nadal in straight sets when Nadal twisted his knee and had to withdraw from their Australian Open tennis match.