Defending champions Spain crashed out of the World Cup on Wednesday.
Jurgen Klinsmann celebrated his 50th game in charge with a memorable 2-1 win over Ghana.
Egypt's prosecutor general on Monday ordered the release of journalist Abdullah Elshamy.
Baseball Hall of Famer Tony Gwynn died Monday of cancer at the age of 54.
Four cities are in the running to lead a possible US bid to host the 2024 Summer Games.
A Romanian was indicted Thursday on charges of hacking into the email of former presidents.
Veteran actor Harrison Ford was airlifted to a hospital after suffering an ankle injury.
Afghani pioneer Sara Bahai tells AFP: "I am not afraid of anyone now."
Tens of thousands took to the streets of Rome for the city's annual Gay Pride parade.
California Chrome's bid for horse racing's coveted Triple Crown was crushed Saturday.
Apple on Monday kicks off its developers conference, where the focus will be on software.
Earthquakes forward Chris Wondolowski is heading to Brazil for the World Cup in June.
The Los Angeles Dodgers organization has released minor league player Miguel Olivo.
Eight retired players sued the NFL over painkillers they say were obtained and used illegally.
Geologists say groundwater use for agriculture is increasing the risk of earthquakes on the San Andreas fault.
The NFL's first openly gay draftee — Missouri's Michael Sam — was picked by St. Louis Rams.
Standout defensive end Jadeveon Clowney marched to the Radio City stage first as expected.
Mark Jackson's three seasons with the Warriors crashed to an end Tuesday.
A computer problem at LAX disrupted flights in Southern California Wednesday night.
Google is making progress toward a car that can operate without human intervention.
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