It’s not a good day to be Josh Duggar. The fallout continues less than 24 hours after the 28-year-old former 19 Kids and Counting star confessed to cheating on his wife and…
Well, well, well…the people have spoken. All this week we asked you, the readers, to vote on your favorite funny, outrageous and heartwarming viral stories. There were plenty of…
On the heels of global market continuing to plunge, today one of the greats in the business warned King World News that the stock market plunge will accelerate, and he also compared this week’s action to the 1987 crash.
Tiger Woods had his best day in two years. Tom Hoge, William McGirt and Erik Compton were even better. Woods shot a 6-under 64 on Thursday in his first competitive round at Sedgefield Country Club while Hoge, McGirt and Compton – a two-time heart transplant recipient – shot 62s to share the lead after one round.
Jake Arrieta had no desire to tout his high win total or his place in the NL Cy Young Award race. All that mattered to him was the Cubs stopped their recent skid. Arrieta pitched six scoreless innings for his major league-leading 15th win, and Anthony Rizzo and Addison Russell homered to lead Chicago to a 7-1 victory over the Atlanta Braves on Thursday night.
Johnny Manziel made another strong impression on Cleveland’s coaches. EJ Manuel’s was even better for Buffalo. Manziel threw a touchdown pass and maybe closed the gap on presumed starting quarterback Josh McCown before Manuel rallied the Bills to an 11-10 victory Thursday night.
By Tony Jimenez LONDON, Aug 21 (Reuters) – The European Tour and the Asian Tour, who first collaborated for a co-sanctioned event 16 years ago, have announced “an innovative joint vision for the future of professional golf”. Both organisations are lagging behind the PGA Tour in terms of prize money and international gravitas and Friday’s news may be an indication of Europe and Asia joining forces in an effort to
The European and Asian tours on Friday said they would combine their business dealings and playing memberships in a “joint vision” which is likely to alter the landscape of world golf. “We have enjoyed a wonderful relationship with the Asian Tour for many years and today’s announcement is the first step in the next stage of that partnership,” European Tour CEO Keith Pelley said in the statement. It is likely
Cleveland (AFP) – JR Smith, who opted out of the final year of his contract after the NBA finals, said he is re-joining the Cleveland Cavaliers.
Lydia Ko made it look easy again at the Vancouver Golf Club making birdie on three of her final four holes to shoot a 67 and put herself in contention at the Canadian Women’s Open. The 18-year-old world number two seized the early clubhouse lead and finished on Thursday just two strokes back of first-round leader Karine Icher, of France, who shot a seven-under 65 in the afternoon. Not only
