What to Know About Jim Jordan, the Trump Loyalist Close to Becoming House Speaker

Hardline conservative Jim Jordan gained momentum Monday in his campaign to be US House speaker, picking up the

2023-10-17 05:54

Xbox Snap feature unlikely to return, says engineering lead

Xbox engineering lead, Eden Marie, has dashed hopes of the Snap feature making a comeback.

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Peter Kuest is the latest example of how 2 weeks can change a golfer's career

Peter Kuest is the latest example of how two weeks can change everything

2023-07-12 03:53

Reilly gives hosts Britain first gold at cycling worlds in BMX

Britain's Kieran Reilly claimed the hosts' first gold of the World Cycling Championships on Monday winning the...

2023-08-08 02:38

NFL rumors: Aaron Rodgers retirement, Matthew Stafford trade, Kirk Cousins payday incoming

NFL rumors leading up to Week 1's Sunday kickoff features Aaron Rodgers' changing retirement plans and a tr

2023-09-10 22:03

2K unveils Xavier Woods and Tyler Breeze as playable GMs in WWE 2K23 MyGame mode

The hosts of UpUpDownDown will be playable General Managers.

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Who is Joan Pendergrass? Tyrese Gibson sues Teddy Pendergrass' widow over biopic rights

Tyrese stated that he along with his company Voltron have invested around $450,000 in the project

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Edwin van der Sar ‘not in life-threatening danger’ but remains in intensive care

Edwin van der Sar remains in intensive care but is communicating and “not in life-threatening danger”, his wife has said. The former Manchester United and Netherlands goalkeeper was admitted to a hospital in Croatia last Friday after suffering bleeding around the brain. Annemarie van der Sar said in a statement issued via Dutch club Ajax: “Edwin is still in the intensive care unit, but is stable. He is not in life-threatening danger. “Every time we get to visit him, he’s communicative. We have to wait patiently to see how his situation will develop.” Van der Sar, 52, had been on holiday in Croatia when he reportedly suffered a cerebral haemorrhage. The Dutchman retired in 2011 after winning 130 caps for his country and a club career that included Champions League wins with both Ajax and United. He also claimed four Premier League titles with United and had spells with Fulham and Juventus. He later took up a position on the Ajax board and became chief executive in 2016. He stepped down at the end of last season. Read More Charity boss speaks out over ‘traumatic’ encounter with royal aide Ukraine war’s heaviest fight rages in east - follow live

2023-07-12 02:16

Coe defends Budapest as worlds venue and hails doping case

World Athletics president Sebastian Coe has defended the choice of Hungary's capital Budapest to host this month's world championships and also said the sport's latest doping case...

2023-08-01 06:03