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The US Open mixed doubles competition will now be played before the singles main draw, the United States Tennis Association (USTA) has confirmed, all part of an overhaul of the category's format and an increase in prize money.
The first presale for Kendrick Lamar and SZA Grand National UK Tour started today, February 12, and fans have already been experiencing issues.
Tributes are pouring in for a mum-of-two who tragically died while on holiday in the United States. Sarah Reid (nee Macauley), was celebrating her 30th birthday in New York with her husband Darren when she became seriously ill.
A majority of Europeans considers the US is a “necessary partner” rather than “an ally”, according to a poll published on Wednesday by the pan-European think tank European Council on Foreign Relations (ECFR), against the backdrop of friction between the EU and US over tariffs.
BYD shares peaked at a record high on Wednesday after the electric vehicle manufacturer announced a collaboration with AI firm DeepSeek earlier in the week.
The prospect of squaring up with one of the best strikers in the world is not going to stress Auston Trusty.
Ukrainian center Alex Len has signed a free agent deal with the Los Angeles Lakers, the NBA club announced on Tuesday, after an earlier trade for Mark Williams fell through. Len, a 31-year-old seven-footer (2.13m) in his 12th NBA campaign, joined the Lakers, his sixth NBA club, only three days after being released by Washington. The Lakers had swung a deal with the Charlotte Hornets for US seven-footer Williams at last week's NBA trade deadline, but the big man reportedly failed a physical and the trade was rescinded.
United States-based Nigerian tennis prodigy, Christopher Bulus, has won his first senior national title after defeating Daniel Adeleye, in the men’s singles final at the 2025 Rainoil National Tennis Open in Lagos. Bulus, who flew into the country from South Africa, where he represented Nigeria at the Davis Cup, was a clear favourite to win the competition despite not having a national ranking.