Month: May 2019

Police in China are warning people eating durian and driving may make them fail breathalysers.

Olympic champion Caster Semenya loses her appeal against new rules from athletics’ governing body restricting testosterone levels in female runners.

As the South African athlete loses her discrimination case against the IAAF, we look at what it means in the debate about women and athletics.

Critics say the High Street retailer is making light of the garment industry’s environmental impact.

The man behind the groundbreaking Asian American blog shares how he got started, and reflects on the media.

USA Gymnastics cut ties with Edward Nyman on Tuesday citing a “conflict of interest.”

From Russia to South Africa, here are some of the events that have taken place to mark the day.

Sabathia is just the 17th pitcher to reach the milestone.

Venezuela’s descent into chaos has had profound effects on both sides of the border.

The attorney general will tell senators the Justice Department should “stand apart from the political process.”