GB in front after doubles win
Great Britain lead Canada 2-1 in their Davis Cup World Group tie after Dominic Inglot and Jamie Murray claimed a hard-fought win in Saturday’s crucial doubles rubber.
Garcia holds on to Dubai lead
Sergio Garcia maintained his three-shot cushion at the Omega Dubai Desert Classic after finishing his third round in near-darkness on Saturday.
Davis Cup: Djokovic survives scare
Novak Djokovic battled through the pain barrier, and survived an early scare, as Serbia opened up a 2-0 lead on the first day of their Davis Cup World Group tie against Russia.
GB level after Edmund beaten
Great Britain will go into Saturday’s Davis Cup doubles clash with Canada all-square, after Dan Evans and Kyle Edmund experienced contrasting fortunes on the opening day of their World Group tie in Ottawa.
Evans wins Davis Cup opener
Dan Evans played the role of British No 1 with aplomb to beat 17-year-old Denis Shapovalov for his first ever victory in a live rubber in the Davis Cup World Group.
German Bishops Open Way to Communion for Divorced Catholics
Catholics in Germany who have divorced and remarried without receiving an annulment may receive communion on a case-by-case basis, the German bishops’ conference announced on Wednesday. The decision is a major acceleration of a more welcoming — but disputed — stance on family life adopted by the
Questions Cloud U.S. Raid on Qaeda Branch in Yemen
WASHINGTON — Just five days after taking office, over dinner with his newly installed secretary of defense and the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, President Trump was presented with the first of what will be many life-or-death decisions: whether to approve a commando raid that risked the lives of American Special Operations forces…
1,000 Officers and One Arrest: German Terror Raids Sow Doubts
BERLIN — Cloaked in body armor and bearing heavy weapons, more than 1,000 German police officers swooped down Wednesday on homes, offices and mosques in shock-and-awe raids centered on