In Bahamas, Tiger Woods goes through a dress rehearsal
The Hero World Problem runs Wednesday to Saturday, afterwards Woods and the People head to Australia. It was an awkward wind, and we haven't really seen that during tournament play here.

Germany expels Russian diplomats in probe of Berlin killing
But when the prosecutor's office checked those records in Russian Federation , it found the company had only one employee. The company's fax number was one used by two firms that are operated by the Russian Defense Ministry, prosecutors said.

Amazon Braket: Quantum computing as a service
Quantum computing is important to many in the United States government, noted Jim McGregor, principal analyst at Tirias Research . The lab is a program to connect AWS customers with quantum computing experts from Amazon and a select set of consulting partners.

Chelsea remain determined to land Leicester fullback Ben Chilwell
Chelsea remain fourth, six points ahead of fifth-placed Wolves, as they chase a Champions League berth in Lampard's impressive first season in charge.

Australia Revokes Medical Evacuations for Offshore Detainees
He then attacked the Labor party's record on border protection, saying they had sent women and children to Manus Island . Under the offshore arrangements, there are now just over 200 people in Papua New Guinea and more than 250 on Nauru.

Crystal Palace 1-0 Bournemouth: Super-sub Jeffrey Schlupp proves the difference
Good evening and welcome to Selhurst Park, where Crystal Palace beat Bournemouth 1-0 to move up to fifth in the Premier League. Substitute Schlupp grabbed the all-important victor in the 76th minute to send Palace to fifth in the standings on 21 points.

Chris Petersen steps down at Washington, Jimmy Lake named head coach
Jimmy is a great teacher of the game and his track record of developing young men both on and off the field speaks for itself. He left after only one season and eventually wound up on Petersen's staff at Boise State as a defensive backs coach.

Oil rises for a second day as Saudi Arabia pushes supply cut
The remaining shares are allocated for institutional investors, such as banks or sovereign wealth funds. OPEC meets on Thursday in Vienna, with the meeting with its external partners scheduled for Friday.

Google Photos adds in-built conversation feature
The recipient will need a Google account to receive the photos, however, because they'll need to sign-in to view the conversation. Instead, Google notes that this feature wants to relocate sharing to Google Photos rather than using other apps for it.

European Union calls on Malta PM to resign
The mother of three, described as a "one-woman WikiLeaks", was killed in a vehicle bombing near her home in October 2017. But some want Muscat to leave office now, and up to 4,000 demonstrators gathered near parliament's entrance Monday.

Cardinals' Week 13 defensive snap counts and observations
The Los Angeles Rams rebounded Sunday from a disastrous performance to dominate the Arizona Cardinals 34-7 at State Farm Stadium. Kyler Murray had his worst game as a pro, completing 19 of 34 passes for 163 yards for a 56.4 passer rating.

Thoughts, takeaways from Oklahoma-Oklahoma State (live blog)
The Sooners have now won three straight games since their surprising loss to Kansas State in late October. It was the fifth time this season that Oklahoma has held its opponent to 16 or fewer points.

North Korea warns US of an unwelcome ‘Christmas gift’
The official also reportedly said, "it is entirely up to the US what Christmas gift it will select to get". He was apparently alluding to the North's suspension of nuclear and long-range missile tests since 2017.

Jones Offer Lukewarm Support For Garrett
Dallas reached its lowest point of the season on Thanksgiving, when nearly every unit struggled in a double-digit loss to Buffalo. Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has suggested his franchise's coach will have a job in the National Football League next season.

Google's Larry Page and Sergey Brin stepping down from top roles
Before today, Larry Page and Sergey Brin were CEO and President of Alphabet - now that job goes to the CEO of Google. Mr Brin and Mr Page met as Stanford University graduate students in 1995 and started the company soon after.