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Connor’s record 41st winner leads Jets past Lightning 4-2
Kyle Connor set a franchise record with his 41st game-winning goal, scoring on a power play at 5:38 of the third lead as the Winnipeg Jets beat the Tampa Bay Lightning 4-2.
Mother of slain Capitol rioter arrested on Jan 6 anniversary
The mother of Ashli Babbitt, the Capitol rioter killed by police as she stormed the halls of Congress, was arrested during a demonstration
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Ukraine on ‘NATO mission’ – Defense Minister
File photo: Ukrainian Defense Minister Alexey Reznikov © AP Photo/Efrem LukatskySource: RTAleksey Reznikov has argued that Kiev is shedding blood for the military bloc and expects weapons in return Kiev is shedding blood to carry out the mission…
Morikawa builds 2-shot lead going to weekend at Kapalua
Collin Morikawa has taken a big step toward winning after going without a victory last year.
Jones helps Spurs overcome injuries, Pistons to end skid
Tre Jones had 25 points and the San Antonio Spurs overcame injuries to their two leading scorers to beat the Detroit Pistons 121-109 on Friday night, snapping a three-game skid.
Crooked rim redux: Another Nuggets delay due to bent rim
For the second time this week, a Denver Nuggets game was delayed because of a crooked rim.
Stalock has 22 saves, Blackhawks beat Coyotes 2-0
Alex Stalock stopped 22 shots for his 10th career shutout — first in nearly three years — and the Chicago Blackhawks beat the Arizona Coyotes 2-0.
China suspends social media accounts of COVID policy critics
China has suspended or closed the social media accounts of more than 1,000 critics of the government’s policies on the COVID-19 outbreak, as the country moves to further open up.
China suspends social media accounts of COVID policy critics
China has suspended or closed the social media accounts of more than 1,000 critics of the government’s policies on the COVID-19 outbreak, as the country moves to roll back harsh anti-virus restrictions.