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(Reuters) - The United States will send a team of 613 athletes to the Tokyo Summer Games, its second largest delegation ever for an Olympics, said the United States Olympic Paralympic Committee (USOPC...

SANDWICH, England (Reuters) - American Brooks Koepka provided more background on his row with compatriot Bryson DeChambeau on Tuesday and insisted he could put aside his apparent dislike for the big-h...

By Mayank Bhardwaj NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India's monsoon has splashed back into life after a lull, covering the entire country including the capital New Delhi and lifting the threat of a slowdown in p...

The Stanley Cup is returning to Montreal for repairs after being damaged during the Tampa Bay Lightning's boat parade celebration on Monday. Photos circulating on social media showed the bowl on top o...

Goaltender Pekka Rinne announced his retirement from the NHL Tuesday after 15 seasons, all with the Nashville Predators. Rinne, 38, leaves the Predators as the franchise's all-time leader in goal in g...

By Tanisha Heiberg JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - South African farmers have been hit by days of unrest and looting as trucks carrying produce are prevented from delivering to markets, threatening food supp...

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Biden administration expects supply chain pressures that are fueling higher inflation to abate in the "not-too-distant future," but cannot say exactly when, a White House of...

By Chijioke Ohuocha ABUJA (Reuters) - Nigeria expects to receive nearly 8 million additional doses of COVID-19 vaccines by the end of August, including from a U.S. government donation, the head of its...

By Julien Pretot SAINT GAUDENS, France (Reuters) -Patrick Konrad claimed a maiden Tour de France victory with a successful long-range attack on a rain-soaked 16th stage, a 169-km mountain trek from Pa...

(Reuters) - Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco President Mary Daly said Tuesday that the inflation "pop" was expected, noting that the biggest jumps are in goods and services driven by a surge in p...