World tennis No.2 Swiatek accepts one-month doping suspension
Swiatek, 23, tested positive for the heart medication trimetazidine (TMZ) in an out-of-competition sample in August 2024 when the Polish player was ranked number one in the world.
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Hamilton Cardinals sign Major League Baseball champ Fernando Rodney for 2025 season
The Hamilton Cardinals have made a "significant" addition to their lineup with the signing this week of former Major League Baseball all-star pitcher Fernando Rodney for the 2025 season.
Verstappen should consider a career in comedy, says Norris
DOHA : Lando Norris has suggested Max Verstappen consider a career in comedy after the quadruple world champion claimed he would have also won this season's Formula One title if driving a McLaren or a Ferrari instead of a Red Bull.
Steelers' Arthur Smith contacted by alma mater UNC about job - ESPN
PITTSBURGH — Steelers offensive coordinator Arthur Smith said Thursday he had a preliminary conversation with North Carolina about their head coach vacancy following the dismissal of Mack Brown, but Smith also emphasized his happiness in Pittsburgh.
Coventry appoint Lampard as manager
Frank Lampard was appointed manager of Championship side Coventry City on Thursday as the former England midfielder aims to rebuild his coaching career.
Concordia alum Emmy Fecteau looks to make mark in PWHL as 1st U Sports draftee
If there was one thing Emmy Fecteau did in her time at Concordia, it was win.
Paul Pogba Man United transfer theory emerges as Premier League rival tipped for shock deal
Former Manchester United midfielder Paul Pogba should sign for Premier League rivals Fulham. That is the verdict of Ryan Babel, who has urged the Frenchman to snub a return to United in favour of a move to a club where the "pressure is not as high" with Marco Silva's Cottagers named as potential destination.
Hospital boss denies claims he stalled police investigation into Letby baby deaths
A hospital boss has described claims that he stalled a police investigation into baby deaths, and sought to ruin the careers of two consultants, as “outrageous”, the public inquiry into the crimes of Lucy Letby has heard.