Horse racing faces new welfare scrutiny after more footage appears of a jockey posing on a dead horse
On Tuesday, the Irish Horseracing Regulatory Board tweeted that it was “aware of further social
Month: March 2021
Reese’s is launching a peanut butter cup with no chocolate
Reese’s latest iteration of its wildly popular peanut butter cup will be all peanut butter,
Jeremy Lin: Former NBA star says Covid-19 has sparked anti-Asian violence in the US
“This has been something that’s really blowing up or boiling up for a little bit
Inside a German vaccination center amid sluggish rollout
Germany has seen Covid-19 cases rise again amid the spread of more aggressive coronavirus variants
Iran’s only female Olympic medalist, Kimia Alizadeh, to compete under white flag in Tokyo
Alizadeh, who won taekwondo bronze at the Rio 2016 Olympics, fled to Germany last year
UK coronavirus: How Britain failed to impose an effective quarantine system
The government issued a public appeal on Sunday, to trace someone who has been infected
Winter Olympics 2022: Mikaela Shiffrin doesn’t want to have to choose between ‘morality versus being able to do your job’
Beijing has vehemently denied such accusations and lashed out at what it calls the politicization
Myanmar’s United Nations seat is now under dispute
In a letter seen by CNN, Myanmar’s UN Ambassador Kyaw Moe Tun has told the
Chaos, scandal and anger: Barcelona faces seminal presidential elections
The upcoming election — to be held on Sunday, just days after four senior officials
Three female journalists killed by gunmen in Afghanistan in latest wave of violence
Zalmai Latifi, head of local broadcaster Enikas TV, said the three women were recent high