Beef grills G-Mac!
Andrew “Beef” Johnston was our special guest for day three of the Valspar Championship, and his interviewing skills proved as good as his golf game as he welcomed Graeme McDowell to the Sky Cart.
Statue Being Pulled From a Gritty Patch of Cairo Could Be of Ramses
CAIRO — The gritty, working-class neighborhood of Matariya in northeast Cairo brims with noise and poverty, a place where motorized rickshaws vie with donkey carts on narrow, trash-strewn streets. But this week, archaeologists began pulling from a patch of barren ground a glistening 26-foot statue they say might be a world-class find.
Ouster of South Korean President Could Return Liberals to Power
SEOUL, South Korea — The foes of South Korea’s likely new leaders have called them blindly naïve, closet
WATCH: Stenson rips Radar!
Henrik Stenson is well known for his sense of humour, and he gave the Sky Sports viewers some priceless entertainment at the expense of Wayne Riley on day three at the Valspar Championship.
Nigeria’s Battles With Boko Haram Scar the Land and Its People
While reporting an article on civilian massacres by the Nigerian military, the photographer Ashley Gilbertson and I heard reports that soldiers were burning villages. The militant group Boko Haram, too, has been accused of setting fire to homes, but residents told us the military had now adopted the tactic as a way to clear the…
Scars of looting, destruction all that remain at Mosul museum
MOSUL, Iraq After two and a half years under Islamic State control, all that is left in Mosul’s museum are the traces of looting and destruction. Inside the rubble-strewn building, where militants filmed themselves destroying ancient artifacts, the large stone wing of a statue of lamassu — an Assyrian winged bull deity — lies on…
William Hill's new boss must make the best of a difficult hand
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Strong U.S. job growth, rising wages set stage for Fed rate hike
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Wall Street rises as robust jobs report lifts mood
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Assad calls U.S. forces ‘invaders’, but still hopeful on Trump
BEIRUT Syrian President Bashar al-Assad said U.S. forces in Syria were “invaders” and he had yet to see “anything concrete” emerge from U.S. President Donald Trump’s vow to prioritize the fight against Islamic State.