Author: Nancy Armour, USA TODAY

The U.S. women are among the teams in Auckland for their opening World Cup games. U.S. Soccer said the USWNT is “accounted for and safe.”

The letter says SafeSport’s administrative closures, exclusive jurisdiction and appeals process leaves athletes vulnerable to abuse.

After years of having predominately white players, diversity of USWNT’s World Cup squad showcases why soccer is the beautiful game

The 2023 World Cup will see a number of firsts for a tournament that has marked many milestones since its debut in 1991.

Three-time gold medalist Gabby Douglas was first Black woman to win Olympic all-around title. She hasn’t competed since 2016 Games in Rio de Janeiro

Sam Mewis won’t play in the World Cup because of a knee injury, but she’ll still be involved as part of the ‘Men in Blazers’ 2023 tournament coverage.

Megan Rapinoe is one of four women soccer players in LEGO’s new Icons of Play set, designed to empower young girls and break down stereotypes

The USWNT has made seamless transitions from one generation to the next into something of an art form. And it will happen again at the 2023 World Cup.

FIFA approves eight captain’s armband, including one similar in design and color to the OneLove band forbidden at the men’s World Cup last year.