He said, "Fans itne deewane hote hain na. Hum log aise nahi hain, hum decent log gain (Fans are crazy. We are not like this, we are decent people). Some people encourage this and show their love ...

Today's A-League men's game in the sun at Mt Smart Stadium has been an entertaining encounter, so far, in front of a decent crowd A Neyder Moreno strike on the stroke of 9 minutes put his Auckland ...

A range of stories feature on the front pages of Wednesday's newspapers as the clean up from Storm Éowyn continues A range of stories feature on the front pages of Wednesday's newspapers as the clean ...

Shohei Ohtani's immense popularity in Japan is highlighted by Dodgers insider Bill Plunkett, who shared an anecdote about how a casual exchange made front-page news. Plunkett's book on Ohtani's ...

Lina Numbalihi was a mum of two young children aged 2 and 4, with a dream to become a nurse. That is no longer going to be because a selfish man decided to release his wrath on her.

Here are the main headlines on Wednesday's newspaper front pages. The Irish Times reports that Ireland faces a fresh threat to its income from American multinationals operating here after US ...

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The New York Post, USA.

The world woke up on Tuesday to headlines dominated by Donald Trump's return to office, underscoring global concern over tariffs, conflicts and the future of America's foreign alliances.

From a preseason with hopeful expectations to the stunning playoff upset of the Detroit Lions, The Washington Post chronicled the rapid rise of the Commanders in its sports pages. Here’s a look.

On Tuesday’s Front Page: Donald Trump was sworn in as the 47th president of the United States and began working immediately via executive orders, the crux of those orders sought to and tighten ...

The ceasefire in Gaza and Micheál Martin defending the role of Michael Lowry in government formation talks make the front pages of Monday's papers. The Irish Times leads with the ceasefire in ...