Biden raises election meddling with Putin in first phone call
The Russian leader says his first call with the new US president was “business-like and frank”.
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Utah lawmakers back Mitchell after Shaq remarks
Utah lawmakers took a stand Tuesday to defend Jazz star Donovan Mitchell against critiques by Shaquille O’Neal by passing a playful resolution that called out O’Neal.
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Solksjaer: Diallo could fix Utd's right wing woes
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer says Amad Diallo could solve Manchester United’s problem position on the right wing.
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UN chief calls for urgent action against neo-Nazis in Holocaust remembrance message
More must be done to thwart neo-Nazis and white supremacists who are using the COVID-19 pandemic to target minorities, increase their ranks and re-write history, the UN Secretary-General has said.
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Aaron remembered in ceremony at Braves' park
Manager Brian Snitker and Hall of Famer Chipper Jones were among the Braves luminaries who credited Hank Aaron for their success as part of the memorial ceremony for the late slugger.
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Hinchcliffe returns to Andretti for full season
James Hinchcliffe will return to Andretti Autosport for a full IndyCar season, announcing a 10-race partnership with Genesys that gets him back into a full-time ride.
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Coronavirus: Germany rejects 'mixed up' reports on AstraZeneca jab
AstraZeneca has also dismissed German media reports, saying its vaccine is effective at all ages.
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LeVert has cancer surgery; full recovery expected
Caris LeVert, who had a small mass discovered on his left kidney as a result of a physical after the four-team trade that sent James Harden to the Nets, is expected to make a full recovery after having surgery for renal cell carcinoma.
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Jake Paul to face UFC's Askren in boxing match
After boxing victories over a fellow YouTuber and a former NBA player, Jake Paul will next face UFC fighter Ben Askren in the ring.
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UN health agency panel issues key guidance on second COVID vaccines
A World Health Organization (WHO) expert panel issued its first guidance on the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine on Tuesday, saying that it should ideally be given to people in two separate doses, 28 days apart. In exceptional circumstances this period could be extended to 42 days, said WHO’s advisory group of experts on immunization, SAGE, amid supply shortages affecting many countries.
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