Climate change and Tokyo Olympics: Extreme heat could pose health risk for athletes, report says
The report, published Wednesday by the British Association for Sustainable Sport, details the concerns of
Year: 2021
Walmart apologizes to people who received racist emails
On Monday, Walmart said someone outside the company created fake accounts on its site using
Avo Ndamase: He lost his brother to a shark attack, but surfer still views ocean as ‘sacred place’
Ndamase didn’t have to travel far with his board; he lived just 300 yards from
Russia is the king of disinformation on Facebook, the company says
Facebook’s report, published Wednesday, shows how foreign and domestic covert influence operators have shifted their
UEFA opens disciplinary proceedings against three European giants after Super League venture
The three European giants were part of a group of 12 teams that announced plans
How Boris Johnson's former aide became his biggest enemy
CNN’s Bianca Nobilo looks at how Dominic Cummings went from British Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s
George Floyd: Athletes of the NBA, WNBA and beyond speak out on the anniversary of his death
Basketball stars in the NBA and WNBA have been at the forefront of the fight
Google urged to abandon Saudi cloud project
Google announced plans late last year to establish a “cloud region” in Saudi Arabia in
WhatsApp sues Indian government in an attempt to block new social media rules
The company confirmed Wednesday that such a complaint has been filed with the Delhi High
Syrians vote in ‘non-event’ presidential election set to be won by Assad
In 2014, Assad received 88.7% of the vote in an election that took place in