Narain Karthikeyan, India's first driver in Formula One, said Thursday he hopes to stay with HRT-Cosworth next season despite another lacklustre show this year.

Karthikeyan, who is trailing in 24th p

As doping-disgraced Lance Armstrong cycles into the sunset of sporting infamy, Britain's Bradley Wiggins and a new generation of pedal pushers must try to make people care about a forever-tainted spor

Journal-ism is no longer a job for Superman.

World number one Rory McIlroy is banking on a strong showing at China's BMW Masters as he bids to match Luke Donald's historic end-of-year achievement in topping the money lists on both sides of the A

Veteran Australian batsman Ricky Ponting smashed an unbeaten 162 Wednesday in the Sheffield Shield as his fine form continued ahead of the first Test against South Africa.

The 37-year-old, who was du

Serena Williams survived an injury scare here Monday to make a winning start in her bid to cap a brilliant comeback season by regaining the WTA Championship title in the tour's season-end event.

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Tiger Woods drew large crowds and spoke warmly of his affinity with Asia Wednesday as he warmed up for a rare appearance in the region looking to ease his frustrations over the Majors and the Ryder Cu

Ryder Cup hero Justin Rose vowed on Wednesday that he will make it a fight to the finish as he attempts to chase down world number one Rory McIlroy and finish top of the European Tour money list.

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US Senate candidate Richard Mourdock drew fire late Tuesday after saying that pregnancies caused by rape were “something God intended to happen” while defending his opposition to abortion.

US Senate candidate Richard Mourdock drew fire after saying that pregnancies caused by rape were 'something God intended to happen' while defending his opposition to abortion.