The shell casings recovered in the murder investigation of right-wing activist Charlie Kirk contained messages referencing ...

The Reds have issued a statement condemning the chants aimed at the Scotland international midfielder, who is on loan from Chelsea Liverpool have denounced the homophobic chants led by some of their ...

The Rankine incident highlights the disparity between how such conduct is treated on the football field as opposed to within non-sporting organisations. The recent four-match suspension of Adelaide ...

In this op-ed, Features Director Brittney McNamara examines Betty Who's recent comments about Reneé Rapp's sexuality. Update: On August 28, Betty Who posted a statement to her Instagram story ...

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The chaotic 2024 arrest in Limerick raises questions about the state police’s use of force policy and its process for ...

The bodies of four men were discovered in the river earlier this month in Choisy-Le-Roi, a southeastern suburb of the French capital. Police in France have detained a man on suspicion of murder after ...

MELBOURNE - For the professional athletes competing in the Australian Football League (AFL), anti-discrimination education is mandatory, reinforced annually and supported by stiff sanctions for ...

The engravings on the bullets used to kill Charlie Kirk could be a clue to understanding 22-year-old suspect Tyler Robinson’s motives. On Thursday, The Wall Street Journal reported that police said ...

Focusing on a group of “Campers” who participate in romance-themed challenges while exchanging the titular “sparks of love,” the program made history as the Philippines’ first ever gay dating show. It ...

Utah Governor Spencer Cox identifies the suspect in custody as Tyler Robinson, 22. Kirk was speaking at a debate at Utah ...

The homophobic f-word isn’t just schoolyard slang anymore — it’s vilification, and the AFL must set a clear precedent on what crosses the line. Not that f-word, which has now become somewhat common ...