Jets expected to sign eight-time Pro Bowl offensive lineman Tyron Smith: report
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Russia's economy is going strong: why haven't Western sanctions worked?
The resilience of the Russian economy is without a doubt a key selling point for President Putin, who's been continuously leading Russia since 1999, either as President or Prime Minister.
Vice President of Russian energy company dies 'suddenly' of suicide
Russian news media reported on Thursday the sudden death of Vitaly Robertus, Vice President of the country’s oil and gas giant Lukoil, writing that the manager died from suicide in his office this week.
The 16th Annual Kyiv Security Forum will be held on March 21-22
On March 21-22, the 16th annual Kyiv Security Forum will be held to mobilize transatlantic support for Ukraine. The slogan of this year's forum is “Ukraine says to the world:Together, We Prevail.”
Juliette Binoche to replace Agnieszka Holland as new President of European Film Academy
French actress Juliette Binoche (Trois Couleurs: Bleu, The English Patient, The Taste of Things) will be the next president of the European Film Academy Board, succeeding Polish director Agnieszka Holland (Europa, Europa, Spoor, Green Border), who plans to fully dedicate her time to making films.
European Parliament sues Commission over the release of €10.2 billion in frozen funds to Hungary
The move, anticipated on Monday evening, was rubber-stamped on Thursday morning by the Parliament's president, Roberta Metsola, during a meeting with the leaders of the political groups. Metsola has the final authority to launch legal action against other institutions before the European Court of Justice.
Police investigating alleged 2017 sexual assault by Dak Prescott - ESPN
Dallas police on Thursday confirmed they are investigating an alleged 2017 sexual assault involving Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott.
S. Jones - Cowboys' moves unaffected by Dak Prescott cap hit - ESPN
ARLINGTON, Texas — Dallas Cowboys executive vice president Stephen Jones does not believe Dak Prescott's $59.45 million salary cap figure has affected the team's approach to free agency.