Hate crime? Gay panic? Aaron McKinney's lawyer isn't arguing about who killed Matthew Shepard. But the question of what motivated the crime is a matter of life and death.

Long thought to be gay, Smith reveals what it was like working under Ailes as a homosexual anchor

The Shepard family spares the life of their son's killer.

"It was delightful. We were happy to finally have the opportunity to meet," says Shepard's mother, Judy

But legal experts say the jury's refusal to convict him on premeditation charges may save the 22-year-old from the death penalty.

Should California voters worry about Schwarzenegger's past steroid use? Depends on whether you believe scientists -- or tales of 'roid rage.

Judge Barton Voigt throws out the gay panic defense, gutting the case for a manslaughter conviction in place of murder.

Who was it who said Reggie Miller had nothing left? Bzzzt! Wrong. Plus: One important word about steroids.

The artist created a logo for the ageless rock band's 50th anniversary

The media outlet's use of Bush euphemisms sparks a much-needed debate on journalistic standards.

"We want to burn witches." An interview with Will Carroll, author of "The Juice," who studied baseball's drug problem and found out how much we all don't know.

Amazon founder and world's richest man to start selling tickets in 2019

The measure, which would expand the federal law to include crimes based on sexual orientation, now awaits President Bush's approval.

Bumbling, arrogant, bloodshot-eyed but utterly endearing, Jose Canseco transformed the sanctimonious steroid hearings into a theater of unpleasant truths.

Steroid abuse can cause everything from sexual voracity to violence; some people take them only for cosmetic reasons.