A former high school athlete is suing multiple Oregon institutions after suffering a head injury during a track and field meet in the spring that required brain surgery. Former Oregon Episcopal School ...

Protests erupt in Portland after federal agent shoots U.S. citizen in Minneapolis A protest took place in Portland today after the deadly shooting of a U.S. citizen in Minneapolis by federal agents.

Step into a modern home or boutique hotel in any major Indian city, and you might find a new kind of centrepiece quietly stealing attention — an underwater landscape that looks less like an aquarium ...

On a humid September evening in Tokyo, Valarie Allman strutted into the discus circle for her first throw of the World Championships final. Discus in her right hand, the 30-year-old balletically spun ...

Fans recently shared their reactions to the men's discus athletes competing in heavy rain in the finals of the World Athletics Championships 2025. The finals took place on the last day of the ...

Matt Denny finished in an agonising fourth place in a farcical discus final at the World Athletics Championships in Tokyo. The competition was significantly delayed by torrential rain that hit Tokyo, ...

Torrential conditions wreaked havoc at the World Athletics Championships in Tokyo on Sunday evening, with Australian discus king Matt Denny slipping as he attempted to complete a throw. The ...

TOKYO :Former Olympic champion Daniel Stahl of Sweden won the last gold medal of the 2025 World Athletics Championships on Sunday with the penultimate throw of a men's discus final delayed for more ...

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TOKYO - American double Olympic discus champion Valarie Allman said she finally "feels complete" after claiming the world title that had proved so elusive when she took an emphatic gold in Tokyo with ...

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