Conor McGregor appeared ready for a WWE run on Sunday as reports emerged the company was about to be sold to the parent organization of UFC, Endeavor Group Holdings – he was already involved in a social media spat with Paul Heyman
Algeria’s ambassador to France, recalled home in February, will be returning to his post in the coming days, President Emmanuel Macron’s office said Friday in a sign that the latest diplomatic spat between the two countries has been resolved. Ambassador Said Moussi
Andrew Bridgen MP is suing Matt Hancock for £100,000 in a row over the Covid vaccine. The former health secretary had accused Mr Bridgen of spouting “anti-Semitic, anti-vax conspiracy theories” after he compared the effects of Covid vaccines to the Holocaust.
The Church of England issued a formal apology to LGBTQ members of the Anglican Communion who have felt excluded by the institution even as officials decided to continue to bar same-sex marriages in its churches. “We want to apologize for the ways
WFAN in New York has joined the fray of its rival station’s latest controversy. ESPN New York’s Michael Kay, also the lead New York Yankees play-by-play announcer on the YES Network, took exception to Ray Santiago, a producer of ESPN’s morning drive
Climate activist Greta Thunberg took a swipe at former kickboxer Andrew Tate on Twitter Friday after he and his brother Tristan were arrested in Romania on suspicion of human trafficking, rape and forming an organized crime group. Tate’s arrest came two days
A pizza box filmed during Andrew Tate’s Twitter row with Greta Thunberg may have led to his arrest. The former kickboxer was detained by Romanian police on Thursday after officers in balaclavas and tactical gear raided a villa he was staying in
Jacinda Ardern and opposition leader David Seymour have bounced back from a spat stemming from an unfavourable remark the Kiwi Prime Minister made about her political rival – by using it to raise more than £52,000 for charity. Labour Party leader Ms