Woods, Mickelson named in PGA Championship field
Former world number one Tiger Woods and defending champion Phil Mickelson were both named in the field for next week's PGA Championship on Monday.
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Webb telescope's first full color, scientific images coming in July
Get ready for a summer blockbuster.
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Man City title would have 'more sugar' for Fernandinho
Manchester City captain Fernandinho has said winning the Premier League title this season would be especially sweet.
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Djokovic turns spotlight on Alcaraz ahead of Roland Garros
Novak Djokovic on Monday hailed Carlos Alcaraz as the "best player" of the season so far and said the Spanish teenager is one of the "main favourites" for Roland Garros.
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Teacher Jill Biden embraces limelight in surprise Ukraine trip
She prefers the classroom to the limelight, but with a surprise trip into Ukraine, First Lady Jill Biden embraced her role as the face of her husband's administration on the biggest story of the day.
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Robinson injury blow for US World Cup plans
United States defender Miles Robinson could miss this year's World Cup after the club confirmed Monday he suffered a ruptured Achilles on club duty at the weekend.
Read moreDictator's son Marcos holds runaway lead in Philippine presidential poll
The son of late Philippines dictator Ferdinand Marcos on Tuesday headed for a historic landslide victory in the country's presidential election, after Filipinos brushed aside warnings about weakening their already fragile democracy.
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Gloom for Hamilton as Mercedes lost in 'no man's land'
For the team that has dominated Formula One, the landscape is looking far bumpier this season.
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'We are not Nazis': Kyiv quietly marks Victory Day
As Lera Nelyub walked alongside her grandfather Nikolai, she admitted it was difficult to find a way to talk about the ongoing Russian invasion with the 97-year-old World War II veteran.
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Jokic pips Embiid for second straight MVP: ESPN
Denver Nuggets star Nikola Jokic will be named as the NBA's Most Valuable Player for a second straight year ahead of Philadelphia's Joel Embiid, ESPN reported on Monday.
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