Bradley's PGA Win Underscores Modern Game's Strength
The wild, roller-coaster finish to the 93rd PGA Championship at Atlanta Athletic Club on Sunday was unpredictable as it unfolded but it was not unlikely.
Crosby Still Training Despite More Post-Concussion Symptoms
Sidney Crosby has had more of the post-concussion symptoms that bothered him in the spring, but the Pittsburgh Penguins said the center has not had to shut down his conditioning program in his bid to come back.
Tigers Obtain Outfielder Delmon Young from Twins
The Detroit Tigers, hit by a string of injuries, made a rare deal with division-rival Minnesota Twins on Monday, obtaining outfielder Delmon Young for their pursuit of the American League Central title.
Barneys and Lady Gaga Team Up for 2011 Holiday Campaign
Luxury department store Barneys is teaming up with flamboyant pop singer Lady Gaga for a Christmas holiday campaign and window display called "Gaga's Workshop."
Jessica Alba puts new baby kick in "Spy Kids" movie
It's been a busy week in the home of Jessica Alba and her husband Cash Warren, and it's about to get busier.
Buffett Higher Tax Call Strikes a Nerve
Warren Buffett has touched a national nerve.
Bombs, Attacks Hit Iraqi Cities, at Least 60 Dead
Suicide attackers and car bombs hit cities across Iraq on Monday, killing at least 60 people in apparently coordinated assaults authorities blamed on al Qaeda affiliates intent on destabilizing the government.
Djokovic Still Human But Game is Out of This World
Novak Djokovic has been out of this world this season but the world number one says he is still just flesh and blood.
Mystery Powder Sends 10 Cell Phone Employees to Hospital
Ten employees of a cellular phone company in suburban Atlanta were hospitalized on Friday after a powdery substance was released from a package containing two phone batteries.
Camp for Girls at Risk of HIV Aims to Boost Self Esteem
The camp in the state of Virginia has no traditional activities such as fishing or swimming but it provides young girls with statistics scarier than any campfire story.
More Tests Not Always Needed for Diagnosis
Examining patients and taking a medical history are more useful to hospital doctors in diagnosing patients than high-tech scans, according to a study from Israel.
Singer Pablo Milanes Urges More Freedom in Cuba
One of Communist-ruled Cuba's best-known singers, Pablo Milanes, said in quoted comments he would like to see more freedom to protest on the island as he prepared for a controversial concert this month in Miami.
BBC America Travels Beyond "Doctor Who" for New Hits
If you thought BBC America was all about time-traveling doctors and men behaving badly in cars, get ready to adjust your TV set.
Lowe's Cuts Outlook Again as Homeowners Cautious
Lowe's Cos Inc (LOW.N) reported weaker-than-expected quarterly sales and cut its fiscal-year outlook for the second time in three months as homeowners put off big renovations in an anemic U.S. economy.
Gaddafi Defiant as Rebels Poised to Strangle Capital
Muammar Gaddafi urged Libyans Monday to free the country from "traitors," as rebels in the west began to strangle a major lifeline to his capital.
Google to Buy Motorola Mobility for $12.5 Billion
Google Inc said it will buy phone hardware maker Motorola Mobility Holdings Inc for $12.5 billion in cash to bolster the adoption of its Android mobile software.
Wisconsin's Historic Recall Elections Wrap Up This Week
Wisconsin's series of recall elections concludes Tuesday when voters go to the polls in two state Senate districts where Democrats are being forced to defend their seats.
Rivals Perry and Bachmann Share Stage in Iowa
Two of the leading Republican presidential candidates avoided confrontation Sunday as they attended the same Iowa fundraiser to court social and religious conservatives.
Recession Could Tip U.S. Oil Use into Permanent Decline
As a U.S. economic rebound stalls and threatens to spiral into a new recession, oil demand in the world's top consumer may be slipping into an irreversible decline.
U.S. Sprinter Rodgers Fails Drug Test
Former U.S. 100 meters champion Mike Rodgers has tested positive for a banned stimulant, putting his world championship hopes in jeopardy, his agent said on Saturday.
Big-serving Serena Williams captures Toronto Cup
Serena Williams won her second straight tournament and proved her mettle ahead of the U.S. Open with a convincing 6-4 6-2 win over Australia's Samantha Stosur in the Toronto Cup final on Sunday.
Uggla's Hitting Streak Ends at 33 Games in Braves' Loss
Atlanta slugger Dan Uggla saw his Major League-best 33-game hitting streak come to an end as the Braves fell to the Chicago Cubs 6-5 on Sunday.
Nerves Were Not a Factor in PGA Playoff Loss, Says Dufner
For a 34-year-old journeyman who suddenly found himself the final-round leader of the PGA Championship, only to give up a five-shot advantage, Jason Dufner appeared almost nonchalant when asked to explain where it all went wrong.
Bradley Pips Dufner in PGA Championship Playoff
PGA Tour rookie Keegan Bradley capped a stunning late fightback by winning his first major title in a playoff with fellow American Jason Dufner for the 93rd PGA Championship Sunday.
Bodies Found in California Could Be Missing Toddler, Father
Authorities in California are investigating the deaths of a toddler and a man whose bodies were found this weekend in connection with a missing girl and her father, the FBI said on Sunday.
Tina Fey Gives Birth to Second Child
"30 Rock" creator and star Tina Fey gave birth to a girl on Wednesday, People magazine has reported.
Hilary Duff Pregnant with First Child
Hilary Duff and her husband are expecting their first child.
"Apes" Hangs on to Domestic Box Office Lead
Nothing could stop angry apes from tearing through the domestic weekend box office as "Rise of the Planet of the Apes" took the lead with an estimated $27.5 million in U.S. and Canadian ticket sales plus $40.5 million internationally.
Death Toll Rises in Indiana State Fair Stage Collapse
A fifth person has died from the collapse of an outdoor concert stage in heavy wind just before a weekend show at the Indiana State Fair, which was shut down on Sunday, authorities said.
Pakistan Let China See Crashed U.S. "Stealth" Copter
Pakistan gave China access to the previously unknown U.S. "stealth" helicopter that crashed during the commando raid that killed Osama bin Laden in May despite explicit requests from the CIA not to, the Financial Times reported on Sunday.