OTD (30/9/1944): When Sunderland Thrashed Newcastle 5-1 in a Wartime Derby
Sunderland travelled to St James’ Park in 1944 looking to repeat a home victory over Newcastle - but could anyone stop Cliff Whitelum on derby day?
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Paul Cotter scores in OT as the Canucks beat the Oilers 6-5 in the opener
Paul Cotter scored 1:59 into overtime to cap a two-goal game as the Vancouver Canucks got the season off to a strong start with a 6-5 win over the Edmonton O...
Bangladeshi art spotlighted in 'world-first' project at Ashmolean
The Ashmolean Museum, in Oxford, say a new partnership will highlight artwork from Bangladesh.
Can Sunderland Crack Open 12-Year-Old Champagne?
Manchester City’s long-running financial investigation could have unexpected consequences for Sunderland - but would we really want the 2014 League Cup hande...
At 14, Justine Tunney was already publishing software; years later, her five-year project helped make local AI models run from a single file
Justine Tunney started publishing software when she was 14, at a time when distributing programs meant uploading files through bulletin board systems and
Heat news: The young Miami star Giannis said is 'f***ing good'
MIAMI – With the Miami Heat completing their first day of training camp Tuesday, and continuing throughout the week ahead of Saturday’s preseason opener agai...
CNN founder Ted Turner bought 113,000 acres in Montana in 1989; decades later, wolves, bears and bison roam the former cattle ranch
South of Bozeman, Montana, a vast stretch of land runs from forested slopes and open meadows to high benches overlooking the surrounding country.
Hyderabad gets new pickleball, coffee and social hub at Khajagu
A new venue combining pickleball, coffee and social spaces is set to open in Khajaguda on October 2, adding another destination for the city's growing
Asian benchmarks mostly rise despite ongoing worries about Iran war
Mediators continued to work with the U.S. and Iran on reaching a deal to end the fighting and open the Strait of Hormuz. President Donald Trump over the weekend rejected an offer from Tehran to reopen the key waterway.