Game 6 of the NBA Finals was unforgettable. For the Spurs, who were seconds away from a fifth title, the real question now is: How can they erase the memory? asks Ian Thomsen.
Police in Mexico arrested Walter Lee Williams, a man on the FBI's list of most wanted criminals, late Tuesday, Mexican state news agency Notimex reported.
The Spurs had the title within grasp, but the Heat simply would not allow it. Miami squeezed out a 103-100 OT win to force a Game 7 and cap an epic night, says Michael Rosenberg.
We are going to a Game 7. LeBron James fueled a huge rally in the fourth quarter and Ray Allen drained a late three to force OT as the Heat outlasted the Spurs 103-100 in Game 6.
In an open letter to President Barack Obama published Tuesday, dozens of doctors asked to be allowed to treat hunger-striking prisoners at the U.S. detention center at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.
The NBA Finals are going to Game 7. With help from a headband-less LeBron James and a clutch Ray Allen, the Heat outlasted the Spurs 103-100 in OT of Game 6, says Chris Mannix.
P. Jeffrey Black bumped up against his bosses in the Federal Air Marshal Service, eventually becoming a whistle-blower and testifying to a closed-door congressional hearing before his retirement in 2010.
Sheriff's deputies in northern California say a 27-year-old stabbed his father with scissors, then cut off his hands with a radial arm type saw. Both are being treated at area hospitals.
A man stood silently in Istanbul's Taksim Square for hours Monday night, defying police who had broken up weekend anti-government protests with tear gas and water cannon and drawing hundreds of others to his vigil.