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Eddie Burke Jr. Rookie of the year disqualified from Iditarod

The world's most famous sled dog race, the Iditarod, has recently made headlines with Iditarod Rookie of the Year, Eddie Burke Jr., from this year's contest.

• Donovan Mitchell sits out Cavaliers game due to illness

  Mitchell was unable to play in Cavaliers' first game against Orlando Magic after back from break due to illness.

• Former NBA player Scot Pollard is treated for heart transplant

  At 6-foot-11, Scot Pollard's size assisted him with playing over 10 years in the NBA, procuring him a title ring with the 2008 Boston Celtics.

The Calgary Flames Defeat the Anaheim Ducks with a 6-3 Victory

The Calgary Flames emerged victorious in a thrilling game against the Anaheim Ducks.

• Tiger Woods will make his 2024 debut at Riviera

  Woods affirmed Wednesday he will make his most memorable PGA Visit start since the Experts at the Beginning Invitational.

NBA announces partnership with Emirates to sponsor in-season tournament

The NBA has figured out a long term organization agreement with Emirates, one where the carrier will turn into the title patron of the association.

Taylor Swift at Super Bowl, Kelce's Chiefs win

After Taylor Swift's boyfriend Travis Kelce's Kansas City Chiefs beat the San Francisco 49ers 25-22 in the Super Bowl, the couple kissed.

Tiger Woods' son joins the PGA Tour event

The PGA Tour had high hopes for the 15-year-old son of golf legend Tiger Woods, but Charlie Woods will have to wait a little longer to make his mark.

Revocation of He Jie's First Place in Beijing Half Marathon

Organizers of the Beijing Half Marathon made the decision to revoke He Jie's first-place finish after an investigation confirmed suspicions of race rigging.

The Paris Olympics medals are produced using bits of Eiffel Tower

An Olympic medal trimmed with a parts of the Eiffel Tower. Each gold, silver, and bronze medal that will be hung around the necks of athletes.

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Marines killed in helicopter crash near San Diego

Five U.S. Marines have been confirmed dead after their helicopter crashed during stormy weather in the mountains near San Diego.

Ecuador decriminalizes euthanasia following a lawsuit by a terminally ill patient

Ecuador has taken a significant step forward in the field of medical ethics, as its high court recently decriminalized euthanasia.

German Military frigate heading for EU mission to protect ships

The German Navy's frigate embarked on a journey towards the Red Sea on Thursday to join a European Union mission aimed at safeguarding cargo ships from attacks by Iranian-backed Houthi rebels in Yemen.

Post-Mortem Examination of a Whale Reveals Severe Injuries

The juvenile male humpback whale, measuring nearly 25 feet in length, was discovered lifeless in Long Beach Township.

Tragedy Strikes as Cable Car Accident Claims 1 life and Injures 7 People

A cable car pod in southern Turkey collided with a pole, resulting in the death of one person and leaving seven others injured.

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Yoko Ono Receives Lifetime Achievement Prize from MacDowell

MacDowell has recently announced that it will be awarding a lifetime achievement prize to the renowned artist, filmmaker, and musician, Yoko Ono.

Mary J. Blige gets into Rock & Roll Hall of Fame

The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame has announced its latest class of inductees, celebrating the diverse talents and contributions of several iconic musicians.

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The Impact of Arizona's Near-Total Abortion Ban on the U.S. Presidential Election

Arizona was already expected to be closely contested in the upcoming U.S. presidential election, has now become an even more critical battleground.

The Holy See Protests French Court Ruling on Vatican Official

The court determined that a former high-ranking Vatican official was responsible for the wrongful dismissal of a nun from a religious order.

President Biden Reaffirms U.S. Defense Commitment to Pacific Allies

President Joe Biden reiterated the United States' unwavering commitment to its defense alliance with Pacific allies.

Thailand's Government implements $13.7 billion Digital Money Handouts to Boost Economy

Thailand's Prime Minister, Srettha Thavisin, recently unveiled a plan aimed at stimulating the country's economy.

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Japan’s Nikkei stock index reached an all-time high since 1989

The benchmark Nikkei 225 index in Japan witnessed a significant surge on Thursday, surpassing the record it had set in 1989.

U.S. stocks experiencing significant growth, surpassing global markets

U.S. markets have consistently outperformed their global counterparts, continuing a decade-long trend of strong growth compared to the rest of the world.

Asia stocks are mostly lower after Wall Street rebound

Asia stocks mostly faced a downward trend on Friday, with the exception of Tokyo's Nikkei 225 index which showed gains.