Friedrich leads 4-man world bobsleigh title race as weather takes its toll on Lake Placid track
Germany's Francesco Friedrich is well on his way to another world bobsleigh title.
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Philippine ex-President Duterte appears at International Criminal Court via video link
Former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte appeared before judges at the International Criminal Court (ICC) on Friday via videoconference, following his recent arrest in Manila on murder charges related to his controversial "war on drugs" while he was in office.
Trump administration threatens to cut Columbia University's federal funding
The Trump administration has threatened to permanently end federal funding to Columbia University, unless the New York institution hands over control of one of its international studies departments.
Former Australia captain Elsom sentenced to two years in jail in France
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Athletics prize money model is not one-size-fits-all for all sports, says IOC candidate Coe
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Henderson recalled as Tuchel opts for tried and tested
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Germany's CDU and SPD reach historic debt deal to jump start defence spending
After days of intense debate, Germany's leading political parties have announced a historic deal on a spending programme to unlock hundreds of billions of euros for defence and infrastructure.
'If They Want To Boo Me...': David Warner To English Crowd Ahead Of The Hundred Debut
Former Australia batter David Warner has no issues with English cricket fans booing him during The Hundred this summer. In fact, he welcomes it. The 38-year-old opener will make his debut in the competition after being picked up by London Spirit in this week's draft. Warner has often faced a hostile reception when playing in England, with tensions even boiling over in the Lord's Long Room during the 2023 Ashes following Jonny Bairstow's controversial stumping. "I actually want them to come at Australians. I love that stuff. That's what gets me going," Warner said. "If they want to boo me, boo me, but don't boo the team or anything like that."