Pfizer Vaccine Is Highly Effective Against Hospitalization in Teenagers, Study Shows
The C.D.C. looked at children hospitalized with Covid-19 or other illnesses, and found those who were immunized to be far more protected. Read more...
Patrice Evra reveals he received death threats during Luis Suarez racism storm in 2011
Uruguayan striker Suarez received an eight-match suspension and a 40,000 fine from the Football Association and avoided shaking Evra's hand when the two teams met at Old Trafford later that season. Read more...
With Crowds Back at the U.S. Open, Young Stars Give Them a Show
Novak Djokovic failed to win a Grand Slam, but there was a sense of renewal, exciting new players named Raducanu and Fernandez, and a sense that tennis is in capable hands. Read more...
IAN LADYMAN Spite and venom have always been aimed at managers... it just comes in a different form
IAN LADYMAN The first manager I worked with, for the Nottingham Evening Post in 1996, was Colin Murphy of Notts County. He was eccentric, unpredictable and a little intimidating. Read more...
In Los Angeles, Glimpses of an Oasis With Deep Immigrant Roots
The San Pedro Community Gardens have provided physical and spiritual nourishment for the past half a century to multiple generations of immigrant Angelenos. Read more...
Naomi Osaka will leave Tokyo Olympics without a medal, loses in 3rd round to Marketa Vondrousova
Naomi Osaka will leave the Tokyo 2020 Olympics without a medal, as the four-time major champion was upset in the third round Tuesday by Marketa Vondrousova of the Czech Republic. Read more...
JONATHAN MCEVOY Is it all getting to you Max? Verstappen puts middle finger up at Lewis Hamilton
JONATHAN MCEVOY IN AUSTIN, TEXAS The fact that the stress of the title race is getting to Verstappen is understandable given that he has a golden chance to finally topple Hamilton. Read more...
Missing Foreign Workers Add to Hiring Challenges
Fewer foreign people have been able to work in the U.S. amid the coronavirus, leaving a hole in the potential labor force. Read more...
Royal Caribbean announces 'the ultimate world cruise', which visits all seven continents
Royal Caribbean says it's 'raising the bar' for world cruises with an 'epic' trip billed as 'the longest and most comprehensive world cruise out there'. Read more...
How 14 Britons in their 90s ended up in hospital for abusing cocaine last year
Some 12,564 people of all ages were hospitalised for mental-health reasons linked to cocaine use. But an increasing number have also drawn their state pensions as existing drug-users grow older. Read more...
German ISIS bride who let five-year-old slave girl die of thirst in Iraq is jailed ten years
Jennifer Wenisch, 30, was found guilty of 'two crimes against humanity in the form of enslavement', as well as aiding and abetting the girl's killing and being a member of a terrorist organisation. Read more...
British No 1 Emma Raducanu dazzles in Romania as she prepares to return to action in Cluj
MIKE DICKSON Emma Raducanu was only practising, but first there was a Mexican wave and then came her addressing the crowd of several hundred in their native Romanian. Read more...
In China39;s Super League, Everyone Seems to Be Losing
Chinese teams once embraced ambition and overspending in a bold attempt to reshape their sport. Now they dont even play games. Read more...
Woolies worker reveals how he owns five properties and travelled the world all before he turned 28
Douglas Lazickirk, 27, has revealed how he has purchased five properties in two Australian states and travelled the world despite working casually at Woolworths and as a teacher. Read more...
The First Apartment That the Actor Anthony Rapp Bought Is for Sale
The actors success in Rent on Broadway allowed him to buy the NoHo studio loft, at 1 Bond Street, 23 years ago for 5,000. It is now listed for .95 million. Read more...