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Tiger Woods tempers his expectations in latest comeback from injury More: Tiger shocks Patrick Reed with his distance before latest comeback. He's been sidelined from tournament golf since having his fourth back surgery, in April. Woods was asked if he really thought he'd have to retire. "I didn't know if retirement was the word, but I didn't know if I could play golf with my ...
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| The Latest: Macron: Compaore's brother should be extradited OUAGADOUGOU, Burkina Faso — The Latest on visit of French President Emmanuel Macron to Burkina Faso (all times local):. 2:20 p.m.. French President Emmanuel Macron says he is confident that French judicial authorities will extradite the brother of Burkina Faso's former leader in an investigation ...
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| Honor's V10 is the latest phone with reduced bezels Honor is back with the V10, its newest flagship, which comes with a nearly bezel-free display. Spotted by Android Central, the V10 features a 5.99-inch 2160 x 1080 display with an 18:9 aspect ratio, while still finding room to squeeze in a fingerprint sensor on the front of the phone. It's powered by Honor's ...
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NBA Trade Rumors: Latest on Jahlil Okafor, DeAndre Jordan-Tristan Thompson Swap Everybody loves a trade, but the NBA has been a bit quiet in that regard since Eric Bledsoe was dealt to the Milwaukee Bucks following the most notorious trip to the salon in NBA history. That doesn't mean potential trades aren't brewing in the offices of NBA executives, however. Below, we'll break down ...
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| The Latest: Rights groups, Rohingya disappointed in pope Myanmar's Rohingya Muslims and human rights groups say they're disappointed Pope Francis didn't use the term "Rohingya" in his speech to Myanmar's leadership. Phil Robertson, deputy director of Human Rights Watch's Asia division, said the pope missed an opportunity Tuesday since he had ...
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| The Latest: Zimbabwe: Return illegal money or be arrested Zimbabwe's new president says those who illegally shifted money outside the country should repatriate it within three months or face arrest. President Emmerson Mnangagwa, who took over last week after Robert Mugabe's resignation, describes the move as a "first step towards the recovery of the ...
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