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Northwest Portland resident Joe Harris says he experienced a nightmare. "He was slow and methodical, he stared me down, he drove alongside... at other times he drove ahead and waited for me, then simply drifted around incessantly tailing me at about 50 meters."— Joe HarrisThe way Harris tells

Each state gets 40 pages on an average, except Sikkim that has 20 pages, half of which is concluding commentary on book

Modi’s reluctance to discuss the China border in parliament contrasts with Nehru’s preference for an open debate on the 1962 debacle.

WITH Christmas approaching, it’s a perfect time to support Scottish bookshops by picking up one of these cracking offerings as a gift for a loved…

The Outer Line review the intent and current effects of the system, and offer recommendations for how it should be used in the future.

Today's top WorldTour pros are paid more and race less, so the prize money doesn't count as much as it used to, but it's still a nice cherry on the cake.

Each team that receives a WorldTour license in 2023 ensures its future for at least three years.

Team boss Rubens Bertogliati says the new women's team is not about sportswashing but about inspiring more people in the UAE to ride bikes.

A look at UCI WorldTour team wins — and trends — from 2012 through 2021.