President Donald Trump will welcome a string of sports teams to the White House in April, beginning Monday, to celebrate their championship achievements.

"Nick Bosa is coming off a disappointing season by his standards, tallying nine sacks in 14 games in 2024," Brooks wrote. "But the five-time Pro Bowler and 2019 Defensive Rookie of the Year ...

Head coach Nick Sirianni emphasizes that this visit is ... Their Super Bowl-winning team in 2018 declined the invitation during Donald Trump’s presidency, citing political reasons.

A third also echoed, "What does Nick think will happen to British farmers if Britain imports low-cost chlorinated chicken? And if Britain panders to Trump by lowing British standards on chicken ...

There had been great speculation that the Philadelphia Eagles could skip the customary visit to the White House this year with Donald Trump in office ... head coach Nick Sirianni has revealed ...

Philadelphia Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni has expressed enthusiasm ... Following that victory, then-President Donald Trump rescinded the invitation after learning that only a few players ...

On the Today programme, trade secretary Jonathan Reynolds said he was “disappointed” by Trump’s decision, but that negotiations would continue on a trade deal with the US which could see those tariffs ...