Pinstripes Inc., the restaurant chain that combines bowling and bocce with Italian fare, is going public in a

The Olympic flame for the 2024 Paris Games will pass through 64 departments and 400 towns over 68 days before the cauldron is lit

The New York Mets and Philadelphia Phillies will play in London next season

Still have yet to pick up pickleball? Padel, another racket sport, is coming to Midtown Manhattan and making

The 40-35 Cincinnati Reds just keep on winning. Cincinnati has won 11 straight games in a stretch that includes three series sweeps.The Reds now face its toughest test with a matchup against the Atlanta Braves. The best team in the NL is in town for a three-game weekend set, so let’s get i...

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LONDON (AP) — Every summer, British royals and thousands of others get dressed to the nines for Royal Ascot, a glamorous annual horse racing event that dates back to 1711, when Queen Anne founded Ascot Racecourse in southern England.

Saudi Arabia has been more active than ever in the transfer window this summer, and Liverpool fans thought one of their star players had become the latest to join the Saudi Pro League. There was panic among supporters on social media after the transfer of “Mohamed Salah” to Al-Adalah was announced this week. However, luckily for them, it was a different Mohamed Salah and not the one that’s been so key to their success over recent years. A load of players have been tempted by Saudi cash in recent weeks, with Karim Benzema, N’Golo Kante and Ruben Neves among the big names to move in recent weeks. Sign up to our free Indy100 weekly newsletter However, it looks like Liverpool’s Salah will not be one of them - at least for now. Fans voiced their relief on social media after seeing “Mohamed Salah” trending and fearing the worst. One wrote: “For a second I thought it was Liverpool’s Salah.” Another concerned fan wrote: “Don’t play with me man.” “My heart jumped,” another said. Needless to say it's not the same Salah but a footballer with the same name. The good news for Liverpool fans is that Salah signed a contract last year which will keep him at the club until 2025. The Egyptian has played 305 games for Liverpool since joining from Roma in 2017. He scored 186 goals in that time and helped Liverpool to a Premier League title and a Champions League in his six seasons with the club. Have your say in our news democracy. Click the upvote icon at the top of the page to help raise this article through the indy100 rankings.

UEFA president Aleksander Ceferin has apologised to Liverpool and Real Madrid fans for the incidents which occurred prior to the 2021/22 Champions League final in Paris, leading to 2,500 ticket-holding fans being unable to attend the game.

Real Madrid have announced that midfielder Dani Ceballos has signed a new four-year contract at the Santiago Bernabeu. Toni Kroos also recently signed a new deal, while Luka Modric is also expected to stay.

The percentage of Black players in Major League Baseball has been on the decline for decades, but prospects at MLB's Draft Combine this week think that may soon change

On display at the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Museum are nine empty boxes that should be holding medals