With steady superyacht orders leading up to the busy summer season, the few marine cybercrime specialists who operate from Monaco to Miami are increasingly in demand.

All sorts of questions have emerged ahead of the World Cup launch Thursday. Here's a look at some of the most intriguing ones.

Superstar Egyptian Mohamed Salah will be joined by Liverpool teammates Sadio Mane and Emre Can, along with Real Madrid’s Karim Benzema and Achraf Hakimi, as Muslims facing the decision whether to refrain completely from eating and drinking on the day of the Champions League final.

Women and young girls, who for decades have been held back from making anything resembling social progress in Saudi Arabia, attended the Greatest Royal Rumble in droves. Sweeping changes across the country cater to its entertainment-starved 32 million citizens, 65 percent of whom are under 30.

Question: How does a nation with limited basketball culture develop NBA players? Answer: If that nation is Great Britain, it's complicated.

As an NBA fan who moved to London in 1996, keeping up with my favorite sport from the UK had its extreme challenges.

Everyone knows about LeBron James and his fanatical workouts, but not many people know about the guy entrusted with keeping his billion-dollar body in shape. His trainer of 14 years, Mike Mancias, would like to keep it that way.

With 14 wins and just one draw so far, Manchester City are on pace to pull off the most dominant season in Premier League history -- but can they equal Arsenal's 2004 team and go undefeated?

The NFL may be stealing all the headlines when it comes to its National Anthem spat with US President Donald Trump, but women's professional basketball has been consistently taking an even greater stand on its biggest stage.

While pro athletes have been mismanaging their finances for decades, a combination of the realization of health risks and greater financial savvy have led many NFL contemporaries to reverse that trend.

The mega-deals of Neymar and Mbappe are largely politically motivated by PSG's Qatari owners, say analysts.

In some ways it’s ironic that the son of one of the most idolised sporting stars on the planet is fighting to save his own reputation. In other ways, it’s entirely understandable.

The Gulf crisis has the ability to severely compromise the 2022 tournament by way of limiting air space around Qatar, and barring goods to pass through its land border with Saudi Arabia.

These days football has become an all-encompassing profession, where off-field activities can be just as monitored -- and crucial to a team's success -- as the action between the goalposts.

You'd never guess by the looks of its stadium, but French sixth-tier champion AS Cannes was once a breeding ground for world football's greatest minds. This once-proud team nestled in the luxurious Cote D'Azur boasts such luminary alumnus as Zinedine Zidane, Arsene Wenger and Patrick Vieira.

How did a malpractice lawyer from Williamsburg, Brooklyn end up owning Always Dreaming, the 6-to-1 favorite in Saturday's Kentucky Derby?

In advance of the Final Four, Nash offered his thoughts on what makes a great pro, the evolution of the point guard, and his prediction for the tournament winner.

No less than 10 contracts of over $200 million have been awarded to MLB players in just the past few years. Why baseball's mega-deals dwarf those in other sports can be explained by a number of factors -- some real and others perceived -- according to two leading American sports economists.

For the first time since the Arab Spring of 2011 -- and the suspension of its domestic league the following year -- Egypt's national team will finally play in a major football tournament. One of their most experienced players, Ahmed Elmohamady of Hull City, says its theirs to win.

In what is fast becoming one of the most exhilarating sports in the world, halfpipe snowboarders are coming to terms with anxiety as they push the limits on just how high they can go .