Michael Jordan and the other plaintiffs settled with the sanctioning body of stock car racing, ending a fierce legal battle over whether NASCAR has used anticompetitive practices and harmed Jordan's racing team.

NASCAR has reached a settlement of the bruising antitrust lawsuit filed against it by two of its race teams, including one co-owned by NBA great Michael Jordan.

Michael B. Jordan opened up to Jesse Plemons on Variety’s Actors on Actors about the challenge of sharing a name with basketball icon Michael Jordan. Growing up, he said it gave him a “healthy chip on [his] shoulder,

Michael Jordan and NASCAR settled a federal antitrust lawsuit that accused the racing league of being a monopolistic bully. NASCAR agreed to make charters permanent.

Thursday's settlement was that significant for NASCAR's teams that Jordan just made himself a transformative figure in yet another sport.

Michael B. Jordan and Jesse Plemons reunite 14 years after 'Friday Night Lights' for an 'Actors on Actors' conversation about 'Sinners' and 'Bugonia.'

Michael B. Jordan discussed his family history and how the film 'Sinners' helped him reconnect with his Southern roots, while the film's director, Ryan B. Coogler, shared how the film was inspired by the loss of his uncle.

XI and Front Row sued last year after they refused to sign agreements on the new charter offers NASCAR presented in September 2024.

Nick Wright speculated that Stephen A. Smith's constant criticism of LeBron James might be influenced by James withholding attention and Smith's friendly relationship with Michael Jordan.