The president’s latest warning barely registered, written off as typical behavior. But the threats have real-world consequences

As the US and Iran fought around the strait of Hormuz last week, Donald Trump issued one of his typical threats. In an interview with a Fox News correspondent, Trump said Iran would be “totally wiped out as a country” if it retaliated for the latest wave of US air strikes.

That threat by the US president to wipe out another country generated few headlines, even during a relatively slow news week by Trump administration standards.

The man mentioned by Tiger Woods after his first Masters win paved the way for generations of Black golfers, reintegrating the US Open and challenging the PGA

How good a golfer was Ted Rhodes? At the 1948 US Open, he finished the first round just three shots behind the leader – and eventual winner – Ben Hogan. But there’s more to the story: Rhodes was the first Black competitor in the tournament in its modern era, during a time of widespread segregation in American sport.

Rhodes is the subject of a new book by sports historian Dan Taylor, Out of the Rough: Ted Rhodes and His Fight against Golf’s Color Barrier. The author aims to change what he sees as mainstream unfamiliarity with Rhodes, even among golf enthusiasts.

Un changement de garde s'est opéré dans l'Américaine la saison dernière.

The International Skating Union confirmed their decision on Valieva’s status on Thursday

Les candidats de quatre partis ont notamment pris position en matière de financement de la culture.

Sécheresses, canicules et gels sont autant de sources d'inquiétude pour l'avenir de la viticulture en France.

En Abitibi-Témiscamingue, vivre sa vie d’homme n’est pas ce qu’il y a de plus facile.

Le rapport, qui doit être produit au printemps, crée beaucoup d’attentes dans le monde de l’éducation.

Nathan Loignon, qui vit avec un trouble du spectre de l'autisme, a été révélé à l'émission Quel talent!.