By Kimberley Brown Intense protests flared up last December in communities opposed to Ecuadorian President Daniel Noboa’s ...
I was being interrogated for 10 hours straight, hooded and with my face to the wall,” says now-freed reporter.
No. 9 Virginia delivered a decisive performance Saturday afternoon, sweeping James Madison 7-0 at the Boar’s Head Sports Club ...
U.S. President-elect Donald Trump said late Thursday that a meeting is being set up between him and Russian President Vladimir Putin. “He wants to meet, and we are setting it up,” Trump told a ...
Italian journalist Cecilia Sala hugs her parents Elisabetta Vernoni and Renato Sala, at Rome's Ciampino military airport after she was freed from detention in Iran, in Rome, Italy, Jan 8, 2025.
A plane carrying Cecilia Sala took off from Tehran after "intensive work on diplomatic and intelligence channels," Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's office said, adding that Meloni had informed Sala ...
SYDNEY -- Sixth-ranked Elena Rybakina has defended her former coach Stefano Vukov after he was provisionally suspended by the WTA as the governing body investigates a potential breach of its code ...
“As much as I want to trust Elena Rybakina’s opinion and choices, I’ve seen some other images and I think we all have in matches that Vukov is not the kindest to her.” “I’d be ...
Elena Rybakina says Stefano Vukov “never mistreated” her after the WTA suspended her former coach pending a code of conduct investigation. Rybakina, who lost 7-6(5), 6-4 at the United Cup ...
Vukov and Rybakina worked together until shortly before last year's US Open World number six Elena Rybakina says her former coach Stefano Vukov "never mistreated me" after he was provisionally ...
Elena has had a successful career in the fashion world. According to her LinkedIn profile, she has worked as a stylist and creative director and was the owner of the Moussa Project. In addition ...
Italian journalist Cecilia Sala has been detained in Iran since Dec. 19 on charges of breaching Islamic law, her plight sparking outrage and a flurry of diplomatic activity involving Rome ...