Oleksandr Usyk weighed in at his career-heaviest weight of 16 stone 6 pounds ahead of his scheduled fight against kickboxer Rico Verhoeven at the Pyramids of Giza on Saturday.

Australian fast-food chain Guzman y Gomez is exiting the United States market after struggling to compete in the highly competitive sector.

Lawrence Taylor, the former NFL linebacker, has recovered well following a recent health scare that required hospitalization.

GoPro has launched its Mission 1 series for pre-order, positioning it as a significant upgrade from traditional action cameras with cinema-grade capabilities aimed at professional content creators.

The Trump administration announced a policy requiring most green card applicants to leave the United States and apply for permanent residency from abroad, making it more difficult for immigrants already in the country to obtain permanent legal status.

Tulsi Gabbard has reportedly resigned from her cabinet position in the Trump administration following her husband's cancer diagnosis.

Ulama, an ancient 3,400-year-old Mesoamerican ball game, persists as a cultural tradition in Mexico and is being promoted by authorities using the momentum of FIFA World Cup interest to revive and preserve the sport.

Wired recommends discounted tech products including headphones and power banks from major brands during Memorial Day sales.

The EuroMillions lottery draw for May 22 offers a £91 million jackpot, with the Thunderball draw also running for a £500,000 top prize.

Russian President Putin has accused Ukraine of attacking a student dormitory and vowed retaliation, while Ukraine claims it struck a Russian military drone unit in occupied eastern Ukraine.

MSNBC opinion piece critiques an NAACP sports boycott proposal, arguing that while the civil rights organization's underlying goals are valid, the boycott strategy unfairly burdens Black college athletes and doesn't demand sufficient action from broader society.

Kevin Warsh has been sworn in as Federal Reserve Chair. Goldman Sachs Vice Chairman Rob Kaplan expressed confidence that Warsh will maintain independence from political pressure, which he says is crucial for the Fed's credibility.

Law enforcement agencies successfully intercepted traffic from a VPN service used by criminals, seized its domains, and arrested its operator.

England manager Thomas Tuchel has announced his 26-player squad selection for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, making several notable tactical decisions in his player choices.

Hundreds of people prosecuted for January 6 Capitol riot-related crimes are planning to seek compensation through a newly established taxpayer-funded anti-weaponization program once it becomes operational.

Donald Trump has announced he will not attend his son Donald Trump Jr's wedding to Bettina Anderson, which is scheduled to take place in the Bahamas this weekend.

US immigration authorities have clarified that temporary visa holders seeking permanent residency (Green Cards) may need to leave the country to apply, and that Green Card status is a discretionary benefit rather than an automatic entitlement.

A barrister has been prohibited from practice by Ireland's Legal Services Regulatory Authority for not maintaining valid professional indemnity insurance. The High Court president characterised the barrister's allegations against other lawyers in the case as 'extraordinary'.

Tulsi Gabbard has resigned from her role as head of US intelligence, citing her husband's recent cancer diagnosis as the reason.

Tulsi Gabbard has resigned from her position as Trump's director of national intelligence, with Trump announcing that Aaron Lukas will serve as acting director in her place.

A UK bank CEO apologised after public backlash to comments about replacing lower-wage employees with artificial intelligence.

Researchers face challenges in assessing the true scale of an Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo and determining the risk of regional and international spread.

The FBI is launching an internal fitness competition involving agents from all 56 field offices, to be held at the FBI Academy in Quantico, Virginia in early July.

The Scottish FA's match incident panel has ruled that Celtic should not have been awarded a match-winning penalty in their away fixture against Motherwell, a decision that affected Hearts' title prospects.

A US official has identified Japan as part of a transnational fentanyl-smuggling route, indicating the country's involvement in illicit drug trafficking networks.

The New York Liberty, after suffering a loss to the Valkyries, seek to extract lessons and identify areas for improvement from the defeat.

Victor Wembanyama has matched or achieved a statistical milestone in his first 12 NBA playoff games that previously was shared only with San Antonio Spurs legend David Robinson.

The article provides guidance on balancing emergency savings with debt repayment, addressing a common financial dilemma faced by many consumers.

A new Married At First Sight UK spin-off is moving forward with hotel bookings despite the main show facing sexual assault allegations from former participants following a BBC Panorama investigation.

During US graduation season, videos of graduates booing mentions of artificial intelligence have gone viral on social media, reflecting student sentiment about AI.

An American resident was fatally shot by police at Sangster International Airport in Jamaica after being found near a restricted fuel storage area and allegedly attacking officers.

The Trump administration is escalating pressure on Cuba through warnings that a peaceful resolution is unlikely, while Cuban officials reject the situation as a pretext for potential military action.

Justice Clarence Thomas has issued another dissent in a death penalty case, with critics arguing his legal positions effectively seek to undermine Eighth Amendment protections against cruel and unusual punishment.

The UAE has joined Saudi Arabia and Qatar in urging US President Trump to pursue diplomatic negotiations rather than restart military conflict with Iran, according to sources cited by Bloomberg.

A review of The Mandalorian and Grogu that finds the plot predictable and action sequences underwhelming, but credits the charm of the character Grogu as a redeeming factor.

US President Donald Trump has cancelled a planned executive order that would have introduced new regulations for artificial intelligence.

Kimi Antonelli topped practice sessions at the Canadian Grand Prix ahead of teammate George Russell, with Mercedes showcasing upgraded car performance.

Gerrit Cole is set to return to pitching for the Yankees against the Rays on Friday after his last appearance in October 2024, with the article offering betting guidance on the matchup.

Democratic Congressman Steve Cohen has filed an impeachment resolution against Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts, alleging that recent court decisions under his leadership are designed to benefit Republicans.

Medical teams involved in separating conjoined twins from Papua New Guinea have publicly discussed the rare and complex surgical case for the first time.

A Pentagon official's reported statement about halting Taiwan arms sales to preserve munitions for Iran operations raises concerns about US military readiness and potential constraints on response to China, according to Bloomberg's reporting.

The UK is preparing for a heatwave with forecasts of record-breaking temperatures in May over the coming days.

Emma Raducanu discusses her coaching changes, stating that separating from Andrew Richardson after winning the US Open was not a mistake, though she has since rehired him.

An article from the New York Post examining a cost-of-living category where Los Angeles is cheaper than other parts of the United States, countering the city's reputation for high expenses.

LeBron James claims he anticipated the San Antonio Spurs' strong performance this season based on observations from the end of the previous season.

Palestinian poet Mosab Abu Toha was detained and mistreated by Israeli forces at age 30; an essay he wrote about the experience won a Pulitzer Prize.

Police investigating Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor for misconduct in public office in February may also be examining allegations of sexual misconduct as part of their inquiry.

The Toronto Raptors are reportedly being connected to a three-point shooting specialist prospect in the upcoming draft to address the team's shooting weaknesses.

Australia is developing a new agave industry with potential applications in spirits production and sustainable fuel, attracting interest from distillers, farmers, and researchers.