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Four US lawmakers will travel to Detroit Tuesday to press the chief executives of Ford Motor Co. and

LISTEN: Mat Ishbia and Bill Simmons discussed the Suns future and CP3 and DeAndre Ayton were not mentioned.

Textbooks in Saudi Arabia have been changing. For years, researchers have been observing a gradual moderation on subjects ranging from gender roles to the promotion of peace and tolerance.

Renault SA executives are optimistic that one of their counterparts leaving Nissan Motor Co. is likely to speed

The Phoenix Suns traded Chris Paul to the Washington Wizards in exchange for Bradley Beal on Sunday. It's safe to say CP3 did not know about the move in advance.The general motto of the NBA transactional market is that "anything can happen." At least, that's how Chris Paul lo...

A submersible used to take tourists to view the wreck of the Titanic goes missing in the Atlantic.

In this week's edition of First Pitch, let's look at what could be a trade deadline-altering rumor involving the St. Louis Cardinals and their potential direction as August 1 draws near.As play begins on Monday, the St. Louis Cardinals sit at the bottom of the National League Central s...

A plan to melt down the eagle from the Graf Spee and turn it into a statue of a dove is scrapped.

MLB Power Rankings of the one reason why each of the 30 teams won't win the 2023 World Series.Thirty teams enter. One team leaves victorious. It’s how every MLB season goes. Twenty-nine ball clubs will fall short. This week’s MLB Power Rankings takes a direct look at why each cl...

Sausage company Johnsonville is voluntarily recalling more than 42,000 pounds of its "Beddar With Cheddar" sausages because of possible contamination.

Arsenal midfielder Thomas Partey given permission to explore summer transfer to Saudi Arabia.

Designer JW Anderson wore an Ireland rugby shirt to take a bow at the end of his Milan Fashion Week show. The Northern Irish designer – full name Jonathan Anderson – wore the green T-shirt on Father’s Day. This could have been an homage to his own father Willie Anderson, a former rugby player who captained the Irish international team. Anderson was taking a bow after presenting his latest menswear collection and womenswear resort collection at Milan Fashion Week. He’s also the creative director of fashion house Loewe, where he’s become well-known for surrealist designs. Clothes were a bit more wearable for his latest JW Anderson collection, but the designer still pushed boundaries and continues to show why he’s one of the most exciting voices in fashion right now. There was an emphasis on knitwear – from subdued matching sets in earthy tones to more exuberant colourful creations with 3D effects, which the brand said on Instagram was “creating the structured texture of popcorn”. Anderson wearing a rugby top at the end of the show wasn’t a complete curveball however, as sporty elements permeated the collection. The designer showed his spin on rugby tops, giving them a more structured shape and fashion-forward aesthetic. The brand wrote: “Flipping the idea of British heritage, sporty silhouettes and rugby stripes are reimagined.” Beautifully tailored dresses, coats and shirts rounded out the collection. Anderson has become a celebrity favourite, with Heartstopper actor Kit Connor and Sex Education star Asa Butterfield front row to see his latest show in Milan. He made headlines earlier this year after designing Rihanna’s bright red jumpsuit to perform at the Super Bowl, in his capacity as creative director of Loewe.