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Philippines May Have Found Right Core Roster Heading To FIBA World Cup

The head coach of the Philippine men's national basketball team has identified the players who will be joining the roster for the FIBA World Cup.

Phoenix Suns Could Target Returning Big Man For Frontcourt Depth

The Suns lost JaVale McGee in free agency, and Aron Baynes might be the ideal replacement.

17-Year-Old Tokyo Olympian Dies In Horrific Training Accident

Olympic sailor Eya Guezguez was training for upcoming regional and international competitions when the accident happened.

The 25-year-old double world championships medallist and Olympian has been hailed as a rising star cut short in her prime

Husband Of Killed Kenyan Running Star Tirop Due In Court

Husband of killed Kenyan running star Tirop due in court

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Shawn Johnson poses at the U.S. premiere of the film "Terminator Salvation" in 2009

Shawn Johnson Reveals TSA Agent 'Inappropriately Touched' Her At Airport

Shawn Johnson described the incident as "one of the worst experiences I have had."

IOC vice president John Coates has said human rights in China are 'not within' the remit of the body

Olympics VP Says China Human Rights 'Not Within' IOC Remit

Olympics VP says China human rights 'not within' IOC remit

Germany's Alexander Zverev returns a shot to Andy Murray of Great Britain in a third round battle between the two most recent Olympic gold medallists at the ATP Indian Wells tournament in South California

Composed Zverev Slips Past Murray, Women's Top Seeds Fall In Indian Wells

Composed Zverev slips past Murray, women's top seeds fall in Indian Wells

NBA News: Veteran Coach Sees Good Things Coming For Bulls Next Season

The Chicago Bulls will reach the playoffs in the eyes of former CBA head coach Chris Daleo.

Physics co-winner Syukuro Manabe, who left Japan in the 1950s and did his groundbreaking work on climate models at Princeton, told reporters that in America, he was able to go where his curiosity led him, which was key to his success

Why The United States Dominates The Nobels

Since the first Nobels were awarded in 1901, the US has racked up 400 medals, followed by the United Kingdom with 138 and Germany with 111 – these figures include people affiliated with multiple countries.

Baseball in Cuba's national pastime, but a record number of national team players has defected in 2021

Cuban Baseball Hit With Record Number Of Defections

Cuban baseball hit with record number of defections

Boxing News: Ex-Olympian Feels Manny Pacquiao Will Fight Again After 2022 Elections

A former Filipino Olympian boxer is not totally buying into Manny Pacquiao's retirement

Princess Charlene and Prince Albert II of Monaco

Prince Albert Shares Update On Princess Charlene's Condition, Return To Monaco

Prince Albert said that his wife Princess Charlene was feeling better and that they might reunite this month if she is cleared to travel to Monaco.

Japan's New PM Kishida Says Virus Fight 'Top Priority'

Japan's new PM Kishida says virus fight 'top priority'

Beijing Games Organisers Admit 'Great Pressure' Over Covid

Beijing Games organisers admit 'great pressure' over Covid

Landmark 100th Running Of Arc Set For Snowfall

Landmark 100th running of Arc set for Snowfall

Dubai Opens Glitzy Expo With Extravagant Show

Dubai opens glitzy Expo with extravagant show

Suni Lee Reveals Rejecting Hailey Bieber's Offer To Meet Justin Bieber At Met Gala

Suni Lee nodded her head at Hailey Bieber's offer when she wanted to say "no" deep inside.

Lopburi's weather bureau chief Norawat Thipraks says the flood will take at least two weeks to recede

Thai Flood Victims 'Start From Zero' After Killer Storm

Thai flood victims 'start from zero' after killer storm

Deep in thought: Sergio Ramos digests Real Madrid's Champions League exit

Chelsea Want $56M Star Who Could Be Sergio Ramos' Ideal Replacement At Real Madrid: Report

Chelsea won the Champions League trophy last season.

Kim Yo Jong has long been among Kim Jong Un's closest lieutenants and one of the most influential women in North Korea's isolated regime

Kim Yo Jong: North Korean Leader's Newly Promoted Sister

Kim Yo Jong: North Korean leader's newly promoted sister

The 2022 Beijing Olympics, which is facing calls for a boycott from rights groups, is scheduled for February

Beijing Olympics Rules Out Overseas Fans Over Virus Threat

Beijing Olympics rules out overseas fans over virus threat

The Olympic flag waves at the Aomi Urban Sports Park ahead of the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games in on July 22, 2021

No Overseas Fans Allowed At 2022 Beijing Olympics

No overseas fans allowed at 2022 Beijing Olympics

Uruguayan forward Darwin Nunez (R) scores as Benfica put Barcelona to the sword

Barcelona Thumped And Chelsea Beaten As Ronaldo Rescues Man Utd

Barcelona thumped and Chelsea beaten as Ronaldo rescues Man Utd

Mike Tyson Boasts Anthony Joshua, Oleksandr Usyk Can't Beat Him In His Prime

Mike Tyson mocks both Anthony Joshua and Oleksandr Usyk following the pair's recent heavyweight clash.

Manny Pacquiao Has No Plans Of Boxing Return Even If He Loses Presidential Bid

A boxing return is off the books even if Manny Pacquiao loses his bid to become the president of the Philippines in 2022.

Japan's virus state of emergency is far looser than a blanket lockdown

Japan PM Announces End To Virus State Of Emergency

Japan PM announces end to virus state of emergency

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