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The initiative is part of ICE's aggressive strategy to recruit local officers frustrated with their cities' restrictions on immigration enforcement to Donald Trump's mass deportation efforts.

The Red Raiders earned a 42-17 victory over the Jayhawks on Saturday at Jones AT&T Stadium, where fans typically launch tortillas onto the field as part of a long-running tradition.

Alastair Cook will be part of TNT Sports' coverage of the five-match series, which begins on November 21, with the broadcasters opting for a hybrid model combining punditry and commentary.

Graham Potter has declared his interest in becoming Sweden manager after the national team sacked Jon Dahl Tomasson following Monday's dismal 1-0 loss against Kosovo.

We asked for your questions on all things Forest, and here our expert TOM COLLOMOSSE reveals everything you need to know.

A former Premier League bad boy has left non-league side Kettering Town and hinted at problems behind the scenes. The forward has been in jail twice.

Are Manchester United up for sale? Will the Glazers boot out Sir Jim Ratcliffe? Who are we signing in January? And who's the next academy star to break through into the first team?

It's remarkable that Stuart Hogg continues to show such a glaring lack of self-awareness with regards to what has unfolded in his personal life over recent times.

As the team were beaten on the field thanks to a last-gasp field goal, the night went from bad to worse for Washington when a number of their fans began scrapping it out in the crowd.

Nicaragua's preparations for a crucial World Cup qualifier were thrown into disarray when police stormed into their dressing room with an arrest warrant for a players.