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Conor McGregor says he is ready for his first UFC fight in five years, while Max Holloway is already pushing the story toward another rematch.

Canadians who bought qualifying beef after Jan. 1, 2015, may eventually receive money from a proposed $7.99-million class-action settlement, pending court approval.

Montreal-born Yassine Bounou has conceded only two goals from nine World Cup penalties, adding a save against Kylian Mbappé to his remarkable record.

Cardi B and Udinese goalkeeper Maduka Okoye have triggered romance speculation after several Paris Fashion Week sightings, but neither has confirmed a relationship.

Kylian Mbappé bounced back from a missed penalty to score and assist as France beat Morocco 2-0, securing a place in the World Cup semifinal.

France is through to the World Cup semifinals after beating Morocco 2-0, with Spain-Belgium, Norway-England and Argentina-Switzerland still to decide the final four.

New testing found inorganic arsenic in every rice product sampled, with brown rice averaging more than white. Lower-arsenic varieties and a different cooking method can reduce exposure.

Karolina Muchova saved match point and outlasted Coco Gauff in a 12-10 deciding tie-break to reach an all-Czech Wimbledon final against Linda Noskova.

Recent food safety investigations from Consumer Reports and Mamavation have detected toxic inorganic arsenic in 100% of tested rice products, prompting calls for strict federal safety limits.

Nigel Farage's sudden resignation has triggered a surreal summer by-election in Clacton, where mainstream parties are boycotting the vote, leaving satirical candidate Count Binface as his primary challenger amid a £5M funding scandal.

The iconic frontier story returns to television screens today as Netflix officially premieres its highly anticipated eight-episode reboot of Little House on the Prairie. Filmed entirely on location in Manitoba, this modern adaptation swaps out the 1970s TV melodrama to focus on a deeply researched, historically accurate look at life on an Osage Nation reservation.

The Montreal Canadiens have hired veteran assistant Derek Lalonde to replace Trevor Letowski, who is stepping down to spend time with his family.