Lopez v Stevenson marred by ugly build-up
Shakur Stevenson was restrained by security after confronting Teofimo Lopez in an ugly build-up to Saturday's world-title fight.
UFC cancels fight after weigh-in mishap
Aaron Tau's flyweight bout against Namsrai Batbayar at UFC 325 in Sydney, Australia on Saturday is cancelled after a mishap at the weigh-ins.
UFC cancels fight after weigh-in mishap
Aaron Tau's flyweight bout against Namsrai Batbayar at UFC 325 in Sydney, Australia on Saturday is cancelled after a mishap at the weigh-ins.
UFC cancel fight after weigh-in mishap
Aaron Tau's flyweight bout against Namsrai Batbayar at UFC 325 in Sydney, Australia on Saturday is cancelled after a mishap at the weigh-ins.
Why Iran's response to a US attack could be different this time
Tehran has threatened to treat an attack by the US as part of last summer's war, and its response could be more dramatic.
He's 44. At the Olympics, he's 'the old guy you shouldn't count out'
Four years after Nick Baumgartner won a snowboarding gold medal at age 40, he says he's a better athlete than ever, even in an Olympic sport dominated by youth.
Arsenal teenager Dowman signs pre-contract agreement
Arsenal teenager Max Dowman has signed a pre-contract agreement, meaning he will commit to a professional deal with the Gunners when he turns 17 at the end of the year.
Here’s exactly why it’s dangerous to compare ICE to Nazis
It may feel morally clarifying to compare ICE to Nazis in moments of outrage. But those comparisons are also historically inaccurate, and politically counterproductive. Nazism remains historically singular, both because of its eliminationist antisemitism and its state-driven project of industrial genocide. No other political movement has so entirely organized its worldview around the idea that...
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New Hotel Bethlehem general manager takes over after ‘years of hard work and creative vision’
After serving in management roles since 2010, Kelly Ronalds will take over as general manager of the iconic Hotel Bethlehem on Main Street in downtown Bethlehem.
It is ‘flourishing’: China’s man-made forest in Gobi produces good rubber for military use
Chinese scientists are planting high-value alternative “rubber trees” in the Gobi Desert.
China is the world’s largest consumer and importer of natural rubber, mainly to support its massive car sector. Consumption last year is expected to have exceeded 7 million tonnes, over 85 per cent of it imported.
However, the unique Chinese medicinal plant Duzhong (scientific name Eucommia ulmoides) may help to resolve this dependency.
While its bark is a valued material in traditional Chinese medicine...
Innovations in asthma care can improve the health of Detroiters living with this chronic disease
Michiganders would benefit from raising their awareness of asthma, not just because asthma is common here but because our environment is changing fast.
Redadas del ejército de Pakistán matan a 41 insurgentes en el suroeste
Associated Press ISLAMABAD (AP) — Las fuerzas de seguridad de Pakistán allanaron dos escondites de milicianos en el suroeste del país y mataron a 41 insurgentes en enfrentamientos separados, dijo el ejército el viernes. En la primera redada fallecieron 30 insurgentes en el distrito de Panjgur, en la provincia de Baluchistán, según un comunicado militar. […]