Van der Poel flying after Olympic and Australia lows
Mathieu van der Poel has put Olympic and world championship agony behind him in 2023, a season already crowned with two of road cycling's most treasured trophies.
Read more'Super Mario' movie hops to a huge N. American opening
It's only April, but Universal's "The Super Mario Bros. Movie" racked up such huge numbers in its North American opening weekend that analysts say it could top the list for all of 2023.
Read moreFour killed in French Alps avalanche
Four people were killed and more injured in an avalanche Sunday near Mont Blanc in southeastern France, Interior Minister Gerald Darmanin said.
Read moreEight missing after French building collapse
Eight people were unaccounted for Sunday after an apartment building collapsed in the French Mediterranean city of Marseille as a fire hindered rescue operations, authorities said.
Read moreBittersweet Easter for Turkish city's dwindling Armenian community
The aroma of corek, a spiced bun the Armenian community makes for Easter, is once again wafting through the streets of Diyarbakir in southeast Turkey.
Read moreNine-man Betis tumble at home against Cadiz
Nine-man Real Betis fell to a shock 2-0 home defeat by Cadiz on Sunday, leaving Manuel Pellegrini's side sixth in La Liga.
Read moreVan der Poel triumphs on Roubaix cobbles with 'good legs and good luck'
Mathieu van der Poel claimed one of cycling's most glittering prizes Sunday, breaking away solo on a dangerous cobbled section for a magnificent solo triumph at the Paris-Roubaix classic.
Read moreKerr-Barlow double takes La Rochelle into Champions Cup semis
Former New Zealand scrum-half Tawera Kerr-Barlow scored twice as holders La Rochelle beat Saracens 24-10 on Sunday to reach the Champions Cup last four.
Read moreHundreds of Tunisians protest opposition arrests
Hundreds protested in the Tunisian capital on Sunday for the release of about 20 opponents of President Kais Saied arrested since February.
Read moreKoepka clings to Masters lead over Rahm as Hovland charges
Brooks Koepka clung to a two-stroke lead over Jon Rahm after Sunday's completion of the storm-hit third round of the Masters, setting the stage for a closing drama at rain-softened Augusta National.
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