In this week's news, Novak Djokovic's masterpiece season hits another peak, Venus Williams returns to the Top 10, Roger Federer's dream dinner guests, the young player most likely to win a Grand Slam and is Nick Kyrgios dating another pro?
The 12.9-inch tablet will be available for online orders Wednesday and in retail stores later in the week. How will it fare in a sluggish tablet market?
The focus of Sunday’s Remembrance ceremony unfortunately shot to Jeremy Corbyn after he laid a wreath at the Cenotaph.
"Boo, you moll."
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Socialist-leaning countries in Latin America want to present themselves as a counter to U.S. power in the hemisphere, but without oil revenues, the movement may have trouble fueling its plans. Fergus Hodgson of the PanAm Post comments.
CLEMSON — Clemson was voted the No. 1 team in the nation by The Associated Press on Sunday, marking the third time in history the Tigers have been atop the media poll.
Now in its fourth week, the strike by 12,000 Ontario community college faculty is a struggle against precarious work contracts and for greater academic freedom.
SAPPORO, Japan — World No. 1 Samurai Japan defeated rivals No. 8 South Korea 5-0 to launch the newest international baseball flagship tournament, WBSC Premier12, before more than 28,000 fans at the Sapporo Dome and global TV audience Sunday night.
