U.S., still short-handed, routs Puerto Rico at FIBA Women’s World Cup
SYDNEY — The United States is quickly identifying itself as a stellar defensive squad by using its athleticism to make it difficult for opponents to score.
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Friday 5: Waffle House provides special memories for NASCAR drivers
After the burnout and victory lane celebration last weekend at Bristol Motor Speedway, the focus for Noah Gragson and his Xfinity Series team was which Waffle House they were going to on the way home.
Five questions for the USMNT’s September friendlies
You don’t have to like facts and don’t kill the messenger.
WADA resists push for marijuana off banned list; opiate tramadol added
GENEVA — Marijuana use will remain banned at sports events after the World Anti-Doping Agency on Friday resisted calls to change its status on the list of prohibited substances.
LIVE Mini Budget announcement updates as Kwasi Kwarteng to unveil tax cuts amid cost of living crisis
Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng will deliver a mini-budget statement today at 9.30am in the House of Commons.
Erik ten Hag might have already had his best Manchester United transfer window
Erik ten Hag might have considered his first Manchester United transfer window as the start of his renewal of the Old Trafford squad, but the noises coming from above him are that this was a one-off, a brief foray into revolution before scaling back to evolution.
Greater Manchester named one of 38 areas in line to get low tax 'investment zone'
Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng will name Greater Manchester as one of 38 areas in line to get its own investment zone, in his mini-budget speech tomorrow (September 23) . The government hopes these new investment zones - specially chosen places where businesses will get tax cuts - will drive growth and the development of things like shopping centres, restaurants and office spaces.
Clean air campaigners warn Manchester could be ‘overrun’ with cars as number increase across region
Clean air campaigners are warning that Manchester could be ‘overrun’ with traffic as the number of private cars in our region has increased to over 1.1 million.