The Gunners won 2-0 away to Southampton on Wednesday to move to within three points of fourth-placed Manchester City.

The Spaniard says good wishes from around the world buoyed his spirits in the aftermath of the attack.

Ghanaian were struck by the death of Christopher Opoku

The Swede underwent surgery last week in the United States after suffering major knee ligament damage.

Shatta Wale has dropped a brand new joint off of his upcoming "The Reign" album.

The stars are aligning for tech giants like Apple, Google, or Amazon to take aim at the cable TV industry.

FIFA's annual Congress voted to back a proposal that pushed football's governing body to report by March 2018.

The latest game in the "Mass Effect" series could be described as "divisive." It could also be described as "not very good."

Whole Foods has been trying to lure back lost customers by cutting prices, but business has yet to improve.

Samantha Bee doesn't hold back when examining the aftermath of President Donald Trump firing FBI Director James Comey.

It's about protecting the land, but that in turn protects the business.

Kroger goes a step further than Blue Apron by doing most of the food prep for customers. No chopping, slicing, grating, or other work is needed.

The former Villarreal boss has signed a two-year deal to become the sixth coach hired by Peter Lim in the past two years.

Several women divorced by triple talaq have petitioned the Supreme Court to overturn the practice.

A Hamas source said on condition of anonymity that the suspect had "participated in the morning in a reconstruction of the crime".

The agreement included the offer of the removal of visa requirements, a potent symbol of the bloc's commitment to Kiev.

The Washington Post issued a strange correction that immediately went viral about Spicer's whereabouts following Trump's public firing of James Comey.

Ben Melkman's Light Sky Macro, a New York macro hedge fund, hired Deutsche Bank's Jérôme Saragoussi as director of trading strategy.

The move would have a massive impact on women who deal with debilitating cramps, preventing them from needing to take time from their standard sick leave.

The UN said last week that the country will have 1.4 million acutely malnourished children by the end of the year.