Jannik Sinner: My treatment was not ‘different’ over failed anti-doping tests
World number one Jannik Sinner insists he did not get preferential treatment after avoiding a ban for two failed anti-doping tests and maintains he is “clean”.
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Fiery Sargeant crash halts final Dutch GP practice
ZANDVOORT, Netherlands :Final practice for the Dutch Formula One Grand Prix was halted on Saturday after Logan Sargeant's Williams crashed heavily and caught fire, with the American jumping out of the wreckage unhurt.
US driver Logan Sargeant jumps from burning car in Dutch GP practice
American driver Logan Sargeant jumped out of his burning Williams following a heavy crash in final practice for the Dutch Grand Prix.
Over 27,000 US tourists in Dublin as college football returns
More than 27,000 American tourists are in Dublin to watch the opening fixture of the US college football season.
Business owner: Big tech can take American dream 'away in a heartbeat.' How the parallel economy fights back
Businesses that push back on woke ideology say big tech "handicapped" them. But two tech companies tell Fox News Digital they don't discriminate based on politics.
Greek-flagged oil tanker on fire and appears to be adrift in Red Sea
Fires broke out on Friday on a Greek-flagged oil tanker this week, with the vessel now appearing to be adrift in the Red Sea, authorities said on Friday.
Nigerian junior athlete accused of rape in America gets freedom, cries out
Nigerian junior athlete, Emmanuel Ineh Ortisemeyiwa, was a promising athlete with potential to be a world champion in the long jump, but his life and athletics career took a tragic turn after he was accused of rape in Alabama, United States.
Tennis World No. 1 Jannik Sinner Breaks Silence On Avoiding Ban Despite Failing Dope Tests
Tennis world number one Jannik Sinner said Friday he was relieved to escape a doping ban after twice testing positive for a banned substance, even though "in my mind I know that I haven't done anything wrong." The 23-year-old Italian spoke publicly for the first time since the International Tennis Integrity Agency cleared him this week of wrongdoing, accepting his explanation that the drug entered his system when his physiotherapist used a spray containing it to treat a cut, then provided massage and sports therapy to the player.