‘Grigor wants rid of Baby Fed’
The nickname ‘Baby Fed’ has not sat well with Grigor Dimitrov who is now “very much his own player” with realistic ambitions of lifting a maiden Grand Slam title, believes Mark Petchey.
Corruption Scandals With Brazilian Roots Cascade Across Latin America
LIMA, Peru — A former Peruvian president is a fugitive, charged with taking bribes. In Colombia, prosecutors say its president’s re-election campaign accepted dirty money. And intelligence agents in
Trump Speaks With Nigeria’s President, Who Hasn’t Been Seen in Weeks
LONDON — President Trump spoke by phone on Monday with the president of Nigeria, whose countrymen have not heard from him in weeks.
Pouille loses in Rotterdam
Germany’s Philipp Kohlschreiber knocked out eighth seed Lucas Pouille in the first round of the ABN Amro World Tennis Tournament in Rotterdam.
Noren relishing new formats
Alex Noren is excited to be involved in golf history this week at the ISPS HANDA World Super 6 Perth, where an alternative finish will be trialed on the European Tour for the first time.
WATCH: Shots of the week
From a celebrity near-ace to a stunning eagle, we look back at the shots of the week from the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am and the Maybank Championship.
GB face Romania in Fed Cup
Great Britain have been given a tough away draw against Romania in the Fed Cup World Group II play-offs.
Top UK companies consider pay scheme shake-up in response to backlash over huge executive bonuses
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Broad Strokes Propel Emmanuel Macron in French Presidential Race, for Now
PARIS — Insults and rumors keep coming: His speeches are too long and full of feel-good banalities. He does not have a real program. His time in government was a failure.
Amazon admits it may have to pay fine for violating Iran sanctions
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