Justin Rose Leads Farmers Insurance Open by Four Shots
Justin Rose extends his lead at the Farmers Insurance Open to four strokes, while Brooks Koepka makes the cut on his PGA Tour return after leaving LIV Golf.
Category : Sports
Stanford Baseball Legend Mark Marquess Dies at 78
Mark Marquess, the National College Baseball Hall of Famer who coached Stanford to consecutive NCAA championships, has passed away at age 78, leaving an indelible mark on collegiate sports.
Rybakina Vows to Fight for Australian Open Title
Elena Rybakina pledges to battle fiercely in the Australian Open final against Aryna Sabalenka, seeking revenge for her 2023 defeat and aiming to secure her second Grand Slam title.
Browns Coach's Old Trump Post Sparks Fan Debate
A 2017 social media post from new Cleveland Browns head coach Todd Monken praising Donald Trump has resurfaced, generating mixed reactions from fans as he takes over the struggling NFL franchise.
Angry Ginge's Tribute to Late Cousin at Qatar Match
I'm A Celebrity star Angry Ginge has made an emotional tribute to his cousin Harley, who died aged 19, by wearing a black armband at a charity football match in Qatar.
Steve Tisch Named in Jeffrey Epstein Email Leak
New York Giants co-owner Steve Tisch has been identified in a trove of leaked emails connected to the late financier and convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, raising questions about his past associations.
Djokovic Slams Critics After Sinner Win, Eyes 25th Slam
Novak Djokovic delivered a stunning performance to defeat Jannik Sinner in a five-set epic, then criticised those who doubted his ability to win a record 25th Grand Slam title ahead of his final against Carlos Alcaraz.
FA Dismisses Vidic Racial Abuse Claim Against Memeti
Football Australia has dismissed Brisbane Roar striker Justin Vidic's claim of racial abuse by Melbourne City's Medin Memeti, citing insufficient evidence. Meanwhile, Sydney derby coaches prepare to set aside friendship.
David Robertson Retires After 17-Year Baseball Career
World Series champion David Robertson has announced his retirement from professional baseball following a remarkable 17-year career that saw him play for eight different Major League teams.
Littler Survives Scare to Progress at World Masters
Tournament favourite Luke Littler narrowly avoided a shock exit at the Winmau World Masters, saving a match dart to defeat Mike De Decker 3-2 in Milton Keynes.
Littler Survives Match Dart Scare at World Masters
Luke Littler narrowly avoided a major upset at the Winmau World Masters, saving a match dart to defeat Mike De Decker 3-2 in a thrilling encounter in Milton Keynes.
Liverpool Block Curtis Jones Transfer to Inter Milan
Liverpool manager Arne Slot confirms Curtis Jones is available for selection against Newcastle, dismissing Inter Milan's transfer interest amid injury concerns.
Toby Collyer Explains Hull City Loan Move from Man Utd
Manchester United academy graduate Toby Collyer discusses his loan switch to Championship side Hull City, aiming for more first-team football after a stint with West Bromwich Albion.
Seattle Seahawks Up for Sale After Super Bowl
Reports indicate the Seattle Seahawks will be sold after the Super Bowl, potentially fetching up to $8 billion, ending years of ownership speculation since Paul G. Allen's death.
Albert Riera Named Eintracht Frankfurt Manager
Former Liverpool winger Albert Riera has been surprisingly appointed as the new manager of Bundesliga side Eintracht Frankfurt, moving from Slovenian club Celje.
Slot Admits Fair to Judge Him on Liverpool's Stuttering Form
Liverpool manager Arne Slot acknowledges it's reasonable for critics to assess his performance based on this season's disappointing results rather than last year's title triumph.
Chisora vs Wilder Signed for April 4 O2 Arena Fight
Derek Chisora and Deontay Wilder have officially signed contracts for their heavyweight showdown on April 4 at London's O2 Arena, with DAZN securing exclusive broadcast rights.
Rosenior Praises Chelsea's Modern Recruitment Structure
Chelsea head coach Liam Rosenior expresses relief at the club's modern recruitment model, which allows him to focus on training while sporting directors handle transfers, including ongoing talks for Rennes defender Jeremy Jacquet.
Everton to Manage Grealish Injury, Not Man City
Jack Grealish is unlikely to return to Manchester City for rehabilitation on his season-ending foot injury, with Everton set to oversee his recovery and surgery.
Traore's Baby Oil Tactic Can Save West Ham - Nuno
West Ham manager Nuno Espirito Santo reveals how Adama Traore's unique baby oil pre-match ritual could be the secret weapon to help the struggling Hammers avoid Premier League relegation.
Knitting Business Owner Rows Atlantic for Charity
Milli Abrams, founder of Tribe Yarns, has rowed 3,000 miles solo across the Atlantic in The World's Toughest Row, raising funds for environmental and children's hospice charities.
Australian Open 'Party Court' Row: Players Battle Bar Crowds
The Australian Open's Court 6 has been transformed into a 'party court' with a courtside bar, creating a rowdy atmosphere that players say is more like a nightclub than a tennis venue.
Bodybuilding Champion Jason Lowe Dies Aged 38
The fitness world is in mourning after former world champion bodybuilder Jason Lowe passed away at just 38 years old, with his wife Ashley sharing a heartbreaking tribute.
NFL Internal Friction Over Bad Bunny Super Bowl Show
The NFL's choice of Bad Bunny for the Super Bowl halftime show has sparked internal friction, with an owner warning of political ramifications and Donald Trump skipping the event.
Ex-NFL Player Kevin Johnson Found Dead at Homeless Camp
Former Oakland Raiders and Philadelphia Eagles defensive lineman Kevin Johnson has been found dead at a Los Angeles homeless camp. His son Branden remembers him as a 'loving, caring, and truly joyful man'.
De Zerbi Uncertain Over Marseille Future After European Exit
Roberto de Zerbi confessed he may not be the ideal coach for Marseille following their disastrous Champions League elimination, as sporting director Medhi Benatia warned of consequences.
NTSB Report Details Biffle Jet Crash Pilot Qualifications
Federal safety officials confirm Greg Biffle wasn't flying his jet when it crashed, killing seven. The NTSB report highlights instrument failures and pilot qualification issues.
NTSB Report on Greg Biffle's Plane Crash Reveals Pilot Errors
The NTSB investigation into Greg Biffle's 2026 plane crash identifies pilot and copilot errors as primary causes, highlighting safety concerns in private aviation.
Bowie's £6m Verona Move Targets Scotland World Cup Place
Hibernian striker Kieron Bowie completes a record £6m transfer to Serie A's Hellas Verona, hoping strong performances in Italy will earn him a place in Scotland's World Cup squad this summer.
Guardian Corrections: Rugby, Netflix, and Tunbridge Wells
The Guardian has published corrections and clarifications regarding a rugby player's retirement, a streaming service error for Great News, and a location mix-up involving Tunbridge Wells.
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