If you believe in nasty stereotypes, it would appear so

Ancient arrogance beats the youthful variety -- this time.

A new study shows that the struggles of Prince—who was reportedly due to see an addiction doctor—were not unique

This 2005 heist netted $7.4 million and went off without a hitch, until one of the crew started flaunting his cash

Even in best case scenario, gallon jugs of leaked oil could span distance between New York and D.C.

Surprise! Women like receiving oral sex (almost) as much as men do.

Sonics fans want respect for their team -- quick, while the Spurs series is still tied. Plus, NCAA justice: Break a rule and by gosh, some middle schooler will pay.

Tana French's brilliant new crime novel plumbs an impossible murder in an abandoned Irish housing development

Red Sox Blame Game: Graffanino's the new Buckner. Plus: NHL returns. Where's the clutching?

The problem is with the format and the questions, not the quality of the candidates -- or so the candidates insist

Bill James rocks bar stools across the land by changing his stance on a central question of sabermetrics: Is clutch hitting a skill?

The would-be mavericks are a sham. True grassroots types are mobilizing to further democracy for the common good

Just as with Goldman Sachs and the Titanic, hubris, recklessness and arrogance made the Gulf spill happen

A uniquely veto-happy president, Cleveland broke new ground in shaming welfare recipients as unworthy

What's wrong with just showing the real thing?