Ian Machado Garry says fans will be chanting his name when he beats welterweight champion Islam Makhachev at UFC 330 after they relentlessly boo him at a news conference in Philadelphia.

Saturday night's UFC 330 event has reached a fever pitch in the welterweight division, as newly minted champion Islam Makhachev defends his crown against surging contender Ian Machado Garry in the ...

Keith Hallegua and Elias Josephai are among the last Jews in Kochi, India, a community with roots dating back centuries.

President Trump and members of his administration are (pick your metaphor) whistling past the graveyard, engaging in wishful thinking, and/or deluding themselves into believing a demon can be ...

Iran's leadership is showing unity in its war strategy against the U.S., but there are sharp differences over the endgame.

A professor of Yoruba folklore, literature and culture at the Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, Prof Olusola Ajibade, has said Christians and Muslims in Yorubaland have, without realising it, ...

Throughout the World Cup, we witnessed a handful of stadium chants and fight songs from nations all across the world. For instance, Norway’s “Viking row” went viral throughout the tournament. Stadium ...

A streamer who broadcasts to more than 1 million followers on a popular online platform set off a viral firestorm after invoking Mayor Zohran Mamdani's name as he declared Islam would take over New ...

Discover the origin of Erling Haaland’s famous football chant, its lyrics, and why Manchester City and Norway fans sing it. Erling Haaland is one of the most famous footballers in the world. So it’s ...

Throngs of Iranians chanted “Death to America” in the streets of Tehran Saturday as the nation vowed to “seek justice” for the US-Israeli airstrike that killed late Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei in ...

Why is Christian Science in our name? Our name is about honesty. The Monitor is owned by The First Church of Christ, Scientist, and we’ve always been transparent about that. The church publishes the ...

Picture this: A group of Norwegian soccer fans, adorned in Viking helmets, sit side by side on a moving escalator in Boston's South Station. They rock back and forth, pulling imaginary oars as they ...