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The board voted 4-0 -- board member Alejandro Ramirez abstained -- in a special meeting on Tuesday, March 30.

Now chess, of all things, is banning trans women. Really!

The International Chess Federation (FIDE), has become the latest sporting body to effectively ban transgender women from competing in women’s only categories, citing issues in current competitive regulations. While the ban is only temporary, the move has been criticised by players and enthusiasts alike.

Those not immersed in the smart, storied, beautifully geeky realm of world-class chess might not know it, but St. Louis is a global player. As headquarters of the U.S. Chess

The chess world is facing a #MeToo reckoning as Chess.com cuts ties with the prestigious St Louis club for allegedly mishandling sexual misconduct allegations.

The move by Chess.com, first reported by the Wall Street Journal, is a major setback to the St. Louis Chess Clubs efforts to make the city the de facto capital

Thanks to the actions of female stars like Jennifer Shahade, a dark side to the male-dominated-mind sport can no longer be hidden

In a lengthy blog post today, the open-source internet chess server, Lichess, announced they will formally end all cooperation with both the U.S. Chess Federation and Saint Louis University Chess Club (STLCC), citing two high-profile, sexual misconduct cases involving grandmasters Alejandro Ramirez ...

SAN LUIS, Ariz. – The police department here is warning it is cracking down on what it calls a recent trend of speeding on city streets.

Costa Rica's national team suffered a setback as goalkeeper Keylor Navas was declared unfit to participate in the Gold Cup tournament.