USA Update

Nuclear equipment supplier Westinghouse is in talks with US officials and industry partners about deploying 10 large reactors, in response to presidential executive orders, the Financial Times reported on Sunday, citing the company’s CEO. President Trump’s executive orders, which were published on May 23, directed the government to cut down on regulations and fast-track licenses for reactors and...

There are plenty of star-power storylines that are sure to make this week’s 125th U.S. Open at Oakmont positively riveting.

Down to his last strike, Paul Goldschmidt does what has become significantly less common around the game.

It's an udder disaster!

Simone Biles is a tremendously gifted athlete who’s had to overcome horrific challenges including sexual abuse, so it was beyond sad to see her social-media accounts going after Riley Gaines as a “bully” for not “uplifting the trans community” but instead calling to get biological males out of female sports.

Nick Chubb is likely headed to Houston.

The World Gold Council is working to ensure “artisanal” miners across the globe are not exploited by “illicit actors” such as terrorists and mercenary organisations, including the notorious Wagner Group.

Australia have dropped to second in the SailGP standings with Spain winning in New York after triumphing in San Francisco the previous meet.

Australian Marg Hornwell has won an early Tony Award for costume design in The Picture of Dorian Gray, which is nominated for six awards as the ceremony starts.

The Greens have pointed to the mandate won by Labor at the federal election in their willingness to have good-faith discussions about proposed changes to super.