They want to love Allen Iverson and believe that he's a reformed thug. But somehow, thugs only get to be reformed when the home team wins.

“We don’t care enough about teaching computer science": American programming students on why our STEM ed lags

The NBA fawns over his faded Airness, but despite offering one glimpse of his greatness, the All-Star Game showed that it's all about today.

The three most prominent candidates have all turned down the men's basketball job at North Carolina, leaving a field of little knowns.

A new book reveals that he's neither a thug nor a racial savior. But beyond that, he's a mystery -- and not a very interesting one.

"Behind the Candelabra," starring Matt Damon and Michael Douglas, will air on HBO instead

A USGS animation models the path of the "freakish" slide

There’s mounting suspicion that some testing may do more to boost profit margins than help treat patients

Trump campaign aides in Wisconsin acknowledged his loss while plotting to "fan the flame" of election lies

Two chefs, two pregnant bellies, one very small kitchen.

Long before the Sixers, the city was known for basketball -- but the players were Jews and the stereotypes were all about their "trickiness."

Sexy young Allen Iverson was the one everyone watched in Wednesday night's upset of the Lakers.

It's nice to see likable Steve Nash win the NBA's MVP award, but come on. Was race a factor?

The U.S. men's return to basketball dominance is a lot less interesting than those fascinating days of dysfunction in Athens.

From Jordan's kicks to LeBron's sense of purpose, I'm in search of cool. But I also know it's never protected us