How trial of Aya Hachem's killer collapsed - and saw a juror applauded out of court
Moments after deliberations in the trial of Aya Hachem's killer Louis Otway began, everything fell apart.
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With LeBron front row, Bronny James leads U.S. at Nike Hoop Summit
PORTLAND, Ore. — With his parents and sister in attendance at the Moda Center, Bronny James scored 11 points and made key plays in the late stages as a USA Basketball team of the nation's top high school seniors defeated a World team of international players age 19 or younger, 90-84, in Saturday's men's Nike Hoop Summit game.
William Byron frustrated with second NASCAR penalty: ‘I’m not happy’
BRISTOL, Tenn. — William Byron expressed his frustration with NASCAR penalizing his team for a second time this season, saying “I’m not happy.”
The Boston Bruins have tied the NHL wins record. Here's how they did it
The big, bad Boston Bruins are good — historically, record-breakingly good.
Bristol Dirt Race Truck results: Joey Logano wins
Joey Logano led 138 of 150 laps to earn his second career NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series race Saturday night at Bristol Motor Speedway.
Rays improve to 8-0, extending MLB's best start in 20 years
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — The Tampa Bay Rays extended Major League Baseball's best start in 20 years behind Jeffrey Springs' seven innings of three-hit ball and Randy Arozarena's four RBIs, routing the Oakland Athletics 11-0 on Saturday for an 8-0 record.
In making the cut at the Masters, the only reward for Tiger Woods is more suffering
AUGUSTA, Ga. — Tiger Woods was the first golfer to arrive at the course on Saturday morning, a half hour before sunrise, and he went alone to a pitch-black driving range. He smiled and he grimaced and he worked. With eight holes left to play of the delayed second round, he stood right on the cut line. He hadn't missed a cut in the past 22 Masters, one of the last streaks remaining from his now vanished days of domination. When it was over, he stood in the pouring rain and took a few questions.
Jorge Masvidal wants to be more than just the 'King of Miami'
MIAMI — IT'S A BALMY Monday evening at the newly renamed Kaseya Center downtown, and Jorge Masvidal is looking for a legal parking spot for his classic dark blue Lincoln Continental convertible. He takes a right off Biscayne Boulevard and stops on a relatively quiet side road. Masvidal thinks the car should be all right here. And quite frankly, in the event police or security officers approach, chances are they'd ask the UFC star for a photo rather than write him a ticket.