MTN Group Ltd. is seeking as many as three more strategic investors in addition to Mastercard Inc. for

IShowSpeed said that he warned KSI's girlfriend to not break his heart

The US Supreme Court ruled that a Christian website designer has a free-speech right to create wedding pages

Pierre Morel thinks John Cena has "amazing" versatility as an actor as he hailed the wresting legend for his performance in 'Freelance'.

Mississippi deputies accused of beating and sexually assaulting two Black men before shooting one of them in the mouth have been fired

Los Angeles Dodgers catcher Will Smith and Atlanta Braves slugger Marcell Ozuna have beef, and lots of it.You won't like Will Smith when he's angry -- the incident with Chris Rock at The Oscars should've proved that fact years ago. Yes, even this article will have Will Smith puns....

Myles Garrett is chasing quarterbacks and greatness

Representative George Santos, the embattled New York Republican who took office despite fabricating much of what he had

Simone Inzaghi said Tuesday that Inter Milan's Champions League semi-final with rivals AC Milan is more than...

Sweaty Eddie specializes in captivating cameo performances that are both amusing and mysterious

A pair of Manchester United fans have gone viral after showing support for striking train drivers, despite it disrupting their travel plans for the FA Cup final. United are playing Man City at Wembley today (June 3) amid the walkout by members of the train drivers’ union Aslef, which also coincides with the Epsom Derby as well as other sporting and music events. Football fans were advised not to travel by train to Wembley, leaving thousands having to drive to London instead. The strike follows a walkout by train drivers on Wednesday and by members of the Rail, Maritime and Transport union (RMT) on Friday in long-running disputes over pay, jobs and conditions. Sign up to our free Indy100 weekly newsletter Two fans were asked about the strikes on BBC Breakfast, and they showed their support for those involved despite the disruption. "I'm not going to criticise them for going on strike, because I do believe in fair pay and conditions for everybody. I won't criticise the strikers…” one of the fans told the BBC reporter. “It’s difficult because if you’re picking a strike, you’re going to pick a day that’s going to have maximum impact.” The comments were praised by other social media users, with one writing: “Great to hear members of the public defending the striking railway workers even though the strike has effected them.” Another said: “This is something the govt needs to hear. Solidarity from the public, they need to get out of their London bubble…” One more wrote: “Wow, never thought I’d like a Man Utd fan but here we are.” Meanwhile, Manchester United have the chance to deny Manchester City the treble in Saturday’s final at Wembley. It’s the first time the two Manchester clubs have met in the FA Cup final. Have your say in our news democracy. Click the upvote icon at the top of the page to help raise this article through the indy100 rankings.

If convicted, 84-year-old Andrew Lester can get life in prison