Former New England Patriots receiver Julian Edelman revealed coach Bill Belichick's mandatory ban on burning items in hotel rooms, years after they led a dynasty in New England.

Sam Darnold's incredible comeback story will take center stage in San Francisco, as the Seahawks quarterback prepares for Super Bowl matchup against the Patriots.

New book claims Shakespeare was actually Emilia Bassano, a dark-skinned Jewish woman poet. Author argues the famous playwright's identity has been wrong.

Bill Belichick shockingly denied first-ballot Hall of Fame entry despite six Super Bowl titles, leaving Patrick Mahomes and other NFL stars stunned by the decision.

Two cases of the deadly virus have been identified in India, authorities said

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The news of lay-offs at the retail technology giant comes only three months after it axed 14,000 jobs

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Ilia Malinin is determined to push the boundaries of performance in figure skating

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From spiralised courgettes to supplement stacks, wellness has become louder, pricier and more confusing than ever. Deliciously Ella founder Ella Mills explains why the industry has lost sight of the basics – and how ‘gentle habits’, not hacks, are the key to lasting health, writes Hannah Twiggs

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IPP prisoner Luke Ings, who served more than 18 years after he was jailed for robbery and a fight in McDonalds aged just 17, is among cases which will be reviewed by judges

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A court is ruling Wednesday on a case brought by eight residents of a Caribbean island against the Dutch government for not protecting them from climate change

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A string of weather warnings in place across UK as Met Office warns of disruption

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A major incident has been declared in Somerset

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The Tanaiste said: ‘This can’t be the wild west anymore.’

The Connacht centre is alleged to have confronted match officials after his side’s URC defeat to Leinster

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The CMA has tabled measures to improve Google Search in the UK after it designated the firm with so-called strategic market status.

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I was thinking it would be funny to write a column in deadpan tone praising Donald Trump for his superbly executed four-dimensional-chess plan to revive the popularity of the Second Amendment. Sadly, I don’t have either the guts or the heart to do it. But we Canadians have already witnessed a period in which Rosedale Liberals openly fantasize about forming their own Viet Cong to resist American military incursion. Now an American city has become the scene of a simmering low-level civil war, and a gun owner with a license to carry has been disarmed and then slain by federal agents in the street in front of an entire panopticon of cameras. Read More

As the Conservatives prepare for their annual convention in Calgary this weekend, hostile voices are trying to undermine them. They are being told to be less hard-edged, to reject populism, to be respectable “team players.” Read More

SDEROT, Israel — Beijing, Doha, Davos. In just over a week, Prime Minister Mark Carney managed to tell the world that his geopolitical acumen is non-existent. Read More

Prime Minister Mark Carney announced on Monday that he’d ordered the drafting of a national strategy to “(strengthen) domestic food production.” Which was laughable, considering that only days before, the federal government began closing down seven of its critical agricultural research sites. Read More

Canada is undergoing a quiet but profound erosion of national cohesion, authority and cultural confidence. At every level of government, political leadership has increasingly substituted ideological appeasement for the basic responsibilities of maintaining social order, enforcing the law and protecting the integrity of Canadian citizenship. Read More

There are three sides that should know what really happened last week in Mexico when Ryan Wedding was taken into custody by the FBI: the U.S. government, Mexico's government and Wedding himself. Read More