Ryder Cup 2027: Tiger Woods' Withdrawal Leaves U.S. Team Scrambling for a Captain Ahead of Ireland
Tiger Woods has declined the 2027 U.S. Ryder Cup captaincy following a DUI arrest. Justin Leonard emerges as a top candidate ahead of Adare Manor.
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Yale Names Jeff Hamilton Head Hockey Coach With Athletic Director Vicky Chun Leading the Charge
Yale AD Vicky Chun officially announces Jeff Hamilton as the new men's ice hockey head coach, bringing the program's all-time leading scorer back to New Haven.
UK Courts Back Met Police on Facial Recognition: What the Landmark High Court Ruling Means for Civil Liberties
A UK High Court rejected a challenge to the Met Police's live facial recognition cameras, clearing the way for a nationwide rollout. Here's what it means.
Equifax Beats Q1 2026 Estimates With 14% Revenue Growth, But Iran-Driven Rate Spike Caps Full-Year Outlook
Equifax posted record Q1 2026 results with $1.65B revenue and $1.86 adjusted EPS, but Iran tensions and rising rates temper its annual forecast.
Sharmin Akhter's Heroic 86 Gives Bangladesh Women a 1-0 Lead Over Sri Lanka in Thrilling ODI Series Opener
Bangladesh Women beat Sri Lanka Women by 3 wickets in the 1st ODI at Rajshahi. Sharmin Akhter's 86 was the cornerstone of a tense but historic chase.
Marcus Smart Embraces 'Swiss Army Knife' Role as Lakers Navigate Injury Crisis in NBA Playoffs
Marcus Smart steps up as Lakers' key playmaker in Game 1 vs. Rockets, filling the void left by injured Luka Doncic and Austin Reaves with 15 points and 8 assist
St George's Day 2026: Thousands Gather in Trafalgar Square as Government Rules Out Bank Holiday
St George's Day 2026 draws thousands to Trafalgar Square on April 23, while the government confirms no plans to make it a bank holiday due to £2bn cost.
2026 NBA Playoff Bracket: Upsets, Injuries and Momentum Shifts Define a Wild First Round
The 2026 NBA playoffs deliver early drama with 76ers stunning Celtics, Wembanyama concussed, and Lakers building a 2-0 lead. Full bracket breakdown inside.
Bill Maher Invokes Bill Cosby and Harvey Weinstein to Explain the Swalwell 'Open Secret' Problem
Bill Maher cited Bill Cosby, Harvey Weinstein, and Bill Clinton while dissecting how Democrats shielded Eric Swalwell despite widespread concerns.
Brandon Hagel Steps Up as Lightning Face Canadiens in Game 2 With Series on the Line
Brandon Hagel scored twice in Game 1 but Tampa Bay fell 4-3 in OT. Now the Lightning star looks to even the series in Game 2 vs. Montreal.
Chad Michael Murray Returns to the CW With 'Sullivan's Crossing' Season 4 — and a Rival in Love
Chad Michael Murray's 'Sullivan's Crossing' Season 4 premiered April 20 on The CW, introducing a dramatic love triangle that has fans buzzing.
Kristin Scott Thomas to Receive Crystal Nymph Honor in Monaco — and Star in Chekhov's West End Return
Kristin Scott Thomas is set for a landmark 2026: a Crystal Nymph Award at Monte-Carlo TV Festival and a major West End run in The Cherry Orchard.