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SkySports | News
Behind the Whistle: West Brom, Charlton and other EFL decisions explained
Behind the Whistle is back, with former Premier League referee Chris Foy going through a selection of key match decisions from the weekend's Championship, Sky Bet League One and League Two action.
SkySports | News
'I would really worry' | Is Casemiro form a concern for Man Utd?
The Monday Night Football team discuss how much of a concern Casemiro's recent form should be for Manchester United.
SkySports | News
Man City agree £55.5m deal to sign Rennes' Doku
Manchester City have agreed a €65m (£55.5m) deal to sign Rennes winger Jeremy Doku.
SkySports | News
Tomiyasu shown red after picking up second yellow
Takehiro Tomiyasu is shown a second yellow as the Gunners go down to ten men.
Newsweek
Kevin McCarthy Gets Red Lines From His Most Vocal Critics
House Conservatives spoke out against McCarthy's plan to avoid a government shutdown next month.
Newsweek
Golden Retriever Biting His Own Leg in a Fight Shown in Hysterical Clip
"This was the most adorable dog fight ever!" commented one social media user.
Newsweek
How Donald Trump's Saving Himself From Prison
Trump's decision to bow out of the first Republican primary debate is a smart move for his legal challenges, experts told Newsweek.
Newsweek
Death Valley Temperatures Plummet as Storm Hilary Floods Desert
By Monday, Death Valley had already received over its annual average rainfall as Tropical Storm Hilary moved through California.
Newsweek
Zach Wilson Gets Roasted After Aaron Rodgers Shares His Succession Plan
While Aaron Rodgers may have made headlines with his plan for the Jets future, Zach Wilson was the one who found himself under fire.
Newsweek
Fact Check: Has the Las Vegas Sphere Been Damaged by Tropical Storm Hilary?
Videos posted on social media show the giant orb projecting a stuttering black graphic.
Newsweek
Bill Belichick Latest NFL Figure to Praise 'Impressive' Taylor Swift
New England Patriots coach Bill Belichick doesn't quite know what it means to be a "Swiftie," but he might just be one.
Newsweek
Trans People Are an Inseparable Part of the LGBTQ Community | Opinion
The question is never who does not belong. Queer identity is so rooted in inclusion that the very process of excluding people is essentially not queer.
Newsweek
It's Time to End This Gender Madness. We LGBs Need to Divorce the TQI+s | Opinion
The once inclusive and loving LGBT community has now been hijacked by radical gender extremists who cancel gender critics who speak up for children.
Newsweek
Kari Lake Rips Mitch McConnell's Mental Health: 'Something Going On'
Senate Minority Leader McConnell froze mid-sentence last month, leading to concerns about his ability to do his job.
Voice of America
Transition Tips for International Students Bound for US
All Together, a blog for the Society of Women Engineers, has transition tips for international students studying the U.S.
Among them:
Make copies of important documents.
Explore interests outside the classroom.
Do what you can to stay safe.
Read the entire blog post here. (July 2023)
SkySports | News
Neville: I wouldn't put Rice in same category as Keane and Vieira
Gary Neville doesn't believe Arsenal's new signing Declan Rice can yet be compared to Premier League legends Roy Keane and Patrick Vieira.
SkySports | News
Carra: Man Utd need midfield rethink | 'Casemiro has made really poor start'
Casemiro has had a "really poor start" to the season for Manchester United and Erik ten Hag needs to rethink his midfield, says Jamie Carragher.
SkySports | News
Greenwood to leave Man Utd: Key questions answered
Sky Sports News' chief reporter Kaveh Solhekol answers the key questions as Manchester United announce that Mason Greenwood will be leaving the club.
SkySports | News
Odegaard converts penalty to give Arsenal the lead at Palace
Martin Odegaard opens the scoring for the visitors via the penalty spot.
Newsweek
Russians Worry Putin's Driving Country to Point of No Return
In an alleged intercepted call, two Russian citizens worry their country "might never recover" if Putin's regime isn't removed from power soon.
Newsweek
Otters 'Working Together' Attack Woman: 'I Felt This Bite on My Butt'
The woman was bitten on her legs by a group of otters as she swam back to shore, leaving her with injuries requiring medical attention.
Newsweek
Historic Figures Whose Younger Faces Can Be Recreated Using Death Masks
Several notable historical figures are known to have death masks—a likeness of a person's face made after their death.
Newsweek
Why Is Vladimir Putin Stalling?
Political economist Konstantin Sonin said Putin is likely holding off calling a mass mobilization because the war in Ukraine is "deeply unpopular" in Russia.
Newsweek
Three Named Storms Emerge in Atlantic in 24 Hours
As Tropical Storm Hilary batters the West Coast, three storms are brewing in the Atlantic.
Newsweek
Death Valley Park Closes Due to Floods Weeks After Near-Record Temperature
Death Valley is known as the hottest place on Earth and the driest part of North America, but it had received 1 inch of rain by mid-Sunday alone due to Hilary.
Newsweek
Ted Cruz Duped by Fake Shark Photo Amid Tropical Storm Hilary
"Holy crap," the Texas senator wrote in reaction to a fake image that has circulated online during storms since 2011.
Newsweek
Dog Caught In The Act By Owner Thanks To Hidden Camera: 'Guilty'
Edi Liang suspected his dog, Mochi, was doing something she shouldn't be doing in his bedroom—but it took a hidden camera to confirm it.
Newsweek
How Lake Powell Water Levels Changed After Hilary's Rainfall
Several social media accounts shared a video that appeared to show waterfalls at Lake Powell.
Newsweek
Is Donald Trump Giving Joe Biden a Gift by Not Debating?
Presidential debates typically have little bearing on how candidates vote. Could Trump dodging them actually help Biden?
Voice of America
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