Howard Webb backs VAR decision on Botman tackle against Jackson
Premier League referees chief Howard Webb supported the video assistant referee's choice not to issue a red card for Sven Botman's challenge on Nicolas Jackson in Saturday's match.
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Arafat Minhas leads Pakistan to an 87-run victory over England in Rawalpindi
Pakistan defeated England by 87 runs in the opening match of a one-day international tri-series held at the Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium on Tuesday.
Temba Bavuma scores career-best 179 to help South Africa dominate Australia
South Africa captain Temba Bavuma scored a Test-best 179 on the third day of the second cricket test against Australia at St George's Park in Gqeberha.
Nathan Fielder documentary explores Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes past claims
Nathan Fielder's new film examines the career of former Theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes through interviews and archival footage.
Grilled lemon mixture with honey and garlic may soothe sore throats
A blended drink of grilled lemon, raw honey, fresh garlic and warm water is being suggested as a home remedy for throat infections and coughing.
Varda Space and Orbital Pharm test cancer drugs in orbit today
Varda Space Industries and Orbital Pharm launched a spacecraft from Cape Canaveral, Florida, to test new cancer drug crystals in microgravity.
Hong Kong biomedical ambitions face hurdles beyond funding
Experts say Hong Kong's biomedical sector struggles with industry investment and production capacity despite strong research output.
Hong Kong authorities prosecute 20 restaurants and seven diners over dog permit violations
Hong Kong food safety officials have prosecuted 20 restaurants and seven individuals for allowing dogs without permits since the city's new dining scheme began in July.
Autism employees report hidden labor of workplace camouflaging in new study
A new study led by Penn State researchers found that employed adults with autism expend considerable effort modifying their behavior to meet workplace expectations.
Large Indian trial finds phone-free classrooms improve student grades
A randomized trial involving more than 16,000 students in Odisha, India, shows that requiring students to store mobile phones during lessons raises their academic performance.