Rory McIlroy took to social media Monday afternoon to say his stunning collapse at the U.S. Open was probably the toughest day of his career, and that he would take off the next three weeks to "build myself back up."
The arrest of an illegal immigrant charged with slaying a Maryland mother has driven home a tough political reality for President Biden: Even if his new policy changes seal off the border, much of the damage is done.
The Columbus Blue Jackets on Monday fired coach Pascal Vincent after one season in which they were one of the NHL's worst teams.
Australian Open champion Aryna Sabalenka and two-time Wimbledon finalist Ons Jabeur ruled themselves out of the Olympic Games in Paris on Monday.
Voters aren't buying the explanations from the White House or the Biden campaign for the 81-year-old president's daily display of senior moments, which most recently included him freezing up on stage at a Hollywood fundraiser and appearing to inexplicably nuzzle the forehead of Pope Francis at an economic conference with global leaders in Italy.
Israel's three-man unity war cabinet was formally dissolved Monday, sparking fresh questions about the government of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's ongoing and increasingly controversial war against Hamas in the Gaza Strip and adding fuel to growing public calls across Israel for new elections and a new government.
A quarter of Americans now hold unfavorable views of both President Biden and former President Donald Trump, marking the highest percentage of such "double haters" at this stage in the past ten elections, a new poll shows.
