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World Athletics announced on Thursday the provisional suspension of the process of allowing Russian athletes to return to competition as the country's athletics federation (RusAF) had failed to pay a fine for breaking doping rules. RusAF had until July 1 to send the global body a $5 million fine and $1.31 million in other costs following accusations it had helped 2017 world high jump silver medallist Danil Lysenko avoid a sanction for failing to comply with anti-doping measures. On Wednesday, RusAF's president Yevgeny Yurchenko... Читать дальше...

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Amid nationwide protests over racial inequality, an interview with Viola Davis talking about being called a “Black Meryl Streep” — while not getting the same paychecks or career opportunities — has resurfaced.

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Probe into death of Korean triathlete who claimed abuse

According to a recent report from Daily Express, Arsenal could look to take advantage of Antoine Griezmann’s current struggles with Barcelona by bringing him over to the Emirates during the summer transfer window. There was a great deal of excitement over the future of Griezmann when he first arrived at the Nou Camp, but this […]

1. Pubs delaying reopening on 'Super Saturday' amid fears of alcohol-fuelled mayhem  The Independent
2. Wetherspoons punters forced to hand contact details over and 8 more rules from Saturday  Mirror Online
3. Wetherspoons rules in place across Devon and Cornwall from this weekend  Plymouth Live
4. Sneak peek inside Yeovil Wetherspoons and the changes made ahead of re-opening  Somerset Live
5. Take a look inside Exeter's Imperial Wetherspoon pub ahead of Saturday reopening... Читать дальше...

A woman was left heartbroken after she had to say goodbye to her father only days after her mother passed away. The husband and wife both died of COVID-19.

All that next-gen sweat has a price.

The Phillies and Blue Jays placed a handful of players on the 10-day injured list, inviting speculation about which players might have COVID-19.

Both presidential campaigns claim record-setting June haul as pandemic and protests ramp up the heat

Yo Gotti releases his first single as an independent artist, dropping "Recession Proof" in time for Independence Day Weekend.
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“They didn’t keep my sister safe,” said Guillen's sister, Lupe. “They’re always trying to cover up for each other.”

TALLAHASSEE, FL - JANUARY 20: Joanne McCallie women’s head coach Duke University Blue Devils watches from the sideline during an Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) match-up with the Florida State (FSU) Seminoles, Sunday, January 20, 2019, at Donald Tucker Center in Tallahassee, Florida. | Photo by David Allio/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images

Recently Jim told you that Duke had decided against keeping women’s basketball coach Joanne P. McCallie when her contract ends next season.

ORION TOWNSHIP, Mich. — Authorities in Michigan said they were investigation a confrontation in which a white woman arguing with a Black woman and others pulled out a handgun and demanded others at the scene get away from her vehicle. Video of the Wednesday night encounter that was posted online shows the white woman in

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Teresa Parker, Head of Media Relations for Women's Aid, said she hoped the Twitter tool would help people from across the UK access life-saving services and 'see support is out there.'

A week after testing positive upon returning from Zadar, Novak Djokovic and his wife are free of the dreaded virus.

A 28-year-old man is facing a dangerous driving charge after a violent crash on a residential street in Brampton on Canada Day.

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HULK HOGAN has shared a sweet throwback shot of him hugging Mike Tyson with the message “before the sport world had us going at each other.” The two stars were among sport’s biggest icons in the 1980s and 90s and had once looked to destined to square off at WrestleMania. Iron Mike, who was inducted […]

XHERDAN SHAQIRI is “not a champion” and “not many will remember him”, according to Swiss coach Arno Rossini. The 82-cap Switzerland international has played just six times this season as Liverpool won the Premier League – and former FC Sion manager Rossini doesn’t think much of his contribution. A series of injuries have ruled the […]

Scottish League One clubs will start a 27-game season in October after a vote.

Concerns have grown over Kane's future in north London ahead of the summer transfer window, with the 26-year-old hitting a stage of his career where he can no longer wait around for silverware.

I'm reading Matt Alt's fantastic new book, Pure Invention: How Japan's Pop Culture Conquered the World. Early on in the book, he points to Sony's TR-63 transistor radio (introduced in 1957) as the beginning of Japan's gargantuan influence on the world through consumer electronics, toys, entertainment, and other aspects of popular culture.