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A routine lawsuit has morphed into a million-document monster that has called Goodyear's integrity into question

The Kentucky Derby is closely intertwined with black Americans’ struggles for equality

Until golf as a spectator sport means as much to America as baseball and basketball, let's hold those comparisons to Babe Ruth and Michael Jordan.

"For a lot the kids we’re dealing with, this is their second and last chance. Everyone has given up on them"

Since 2006, there have been five deaths and 22 injuries in 11 states after D402 tire blowouts

Readers respond to "Sports Person of the Year: Serena Williams" by King Kaufman.

Ex-Baylor coach Dave Bliss, who tried to frame a murdered player to save his own hide, has a new gig. The good news: The Dakota Wizards checked his references. Plus: Lance Armstrong and drugs -- the readers write.

Title IX gets whipped back into shape after the misdeeds of the Bush years

Certain choices seem safe but boring. Others seem cool but dumb. What to do?

An apocalyptic scenario involving Howard Cosell.

A Swedish journalist explains why the greatest snowboarder refuses to compete at the Winter Olympics in Nagano.

Rebecca Rusch's father died fighting in Vietnam. In Nicholas Schrunk's film "Blood Road," she follows his travels

Hillary Clinton got busted for planting a question with an audience member in Iowa. But there's all kinds of hocus-pocus at "town hall" events.

Airline workers feel battered and cheated, passengers are scared and uncomfortable. It's an explosive brew