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Lindsey Heaps had a goal and an assist, and Jaedyn Shaw also scored to propel the United States to a sixth straight shutout victory, 2-0 over Argentina in the SheBelieves Cup on Sunday. The U.S. has outscored opponents 27-1 over its past seven games. Coach Emma Hayes squad hasnt lost since falling 2-1 to Portugal in Chester, Pennsylvania, on Oct. 23. Heaps scored from the top of the box in the 19th minute. Emma Sears worked the ball out of the left corner and into the box, then passed to a wide-open Heaps, who converted with her left foot. It was her 39th international goal, the most on the current U.S. roster. Shaw found the back of the net from the top left corner of the box. Her right-footed shot curved toward the left post and into the net for her 10th international goal. After Shaw scored, Lilly Reale was treated for a right leg injury and replaced by Emily Fox. During stoppage time, Argentina's Milagros Martin was assessed a yellow card for shoving Trinity Rodman in the back. The U.S. dominated possession, holding the ball 67.7% of the time. The Americans had three shots on target, while Argentina had just one on target against U.S. goalkeeper Claudia Dickey. The SheBelieves Cup a four-team round-robin that also includes Canada and Colombia moves to Columbus, Ohio, on Wednesday, when the Americans will take on Canada. The Canadians beat Colombia 4-1 earlier Sunday.

Congress MP Shashi Tharoor was all praise for Indian cricket team star Sanju Samson after his brilliant knock guided the side to the T20 World Cup 2026 semifinals on Sunday.

The Herons were down 2-0 and ended up scoring four straight to take care of their in-state rivals

Michigan State took down Indiana inside of Assembly Hall on Sunday afternoon, defeating the Hoosiers, 77-64. It was a convincing road win for the Spartans, who kept Indiana in check as they were in search of a big time win, as they currently are sitting on the NCAA Tournament bubble.After the loss, Indiana star players Tucker DeVries and Lamar Wilkerson spoke to the media about the game.DeVries: "To be honest, I thought the first half, for as well as they shot it, the way the game was going, I thought we gave ourselves enough chance to still be in the game at half time."DeVries: "There was a lot of effort out there today, I thought we competed at a high level, some of the execution in the game plan we lacked a little bit, especially in the first half."Wilkerson: "We just aren't playing our best basketball as a group, there's a lot we have to fix. We've been playing so good teams, other than the one we choked on last week, but we have to find a way to get back to how we was at the end of January."DeVries: "There's times you go out there and lay it out there, it's just not enough some nights. I thought tonight was a little more on that side than the previous loss....our goals are still in front of us, we are going to go down swinging."DeVries: "They put us in a lot of difficult spots...at crunch time, we just couldn't get those defensive rebounds, they hit some tough shots...that's one of the best teams in the country."Contact/Follow us@The SpartansWireon X (formerly Twitter) and like our page onFacebookto follow ongoing coverage of Michigan State news, notes and opinion. You can also follow Cory Linsner on X@Rex_LinzyThis article originally appeared on Spartans Wire: Indiana star players talk about Michigan State following loss

Meredith Gaudreau -- the widow of NHL player Johnny Gaudreau -- reflected on the trip to the Olympics that resulted in gold for U.S. men's hockey.

St George Illawarra will approach the NRL over five individual rulings the club believes should go under the microscope following their controversial 15-14 loss to Canterbury in Las Vegas on Sunday.

NASCAR's Tyler Reddick entered the record books with his third straight win to start the 2026 season, and the credit belongs to the driver, according to Michael Jordan.

Iranian Americans in Los Angeles dance in the streets on day two of the conflict.