A Georgia appeals court has upheld the dismissal of some of the charges against President-elect Donald Trump and others in ...

Green Bay Packers wide receivers Romeo Doubs and Jayden Reed and Philadelphia Eagles linebacker Nakobe Dean left the teams' ...

The British Premier League could lose out on acquiring Europe’s top youth talent, thanks to Brexit and FIFA regulation 19. But the transfer ban on under-18 players could prove to be a Brexit bonus for ...

If you have a credit card or are considering getting one, a recent Supreme Court ruling has given you another reason to think twice before defaulting on a payment. A Bench of Justices Bela M Trivedi ...

Fifa’s response to long-held concerns over ... given the 24-year-old has acquitted himself well, a foolish red card at the City Ground on Boxing Day aside. Udogie and Porro have both suffered ...

Actor Denis Leary’s latest TV series, “Going Dutch,” is a comedic military portrayal of an Army unit stationed in a remote corner of the Netherlands known as “Garrison Stroopsdorf.” ...

Denis Leary, with a distracting dye job, plays self-important Army Col. Patrick Quinn, who is expecting to take over command of an important post in Germany when a vindictive general (Joe Morton ...

Created by Joel Church-Cooper (“Brockmire”), “Going Dutch” stars Denis Leary — also an executive producer, alongside his son Jack — as Colonel Patrick Quinn, a career officer who finds ...

That law, called the “Tribal Nations Access to Justice Act,” authorizes California tribes to bring legal action against card rooms that are operating outside of the law. Seven tribes — the ...

Comedian Denis Leary’s lifelong study of a famous military figure paid off when it came to his latest role. "I'm a huge history buff and my favorite military figure of all time is George Patton ...

'Brockmire' mastermind Joel Church-Cooper created this new half-hour sitcom about a military base of misfits in the Netherlands. By Daniel Fienberg Chief Television Critic Instead of commanding a ...

Callum McGregor picked up a yellow card thwarting another break from the hosts and there was little fluidity about Celtic in midfield. Rangers were on top and had another big moment with seven minutes ...