
6 hours ago - By Jason Keyser, Associated Press Writer
Angry soccer fans rampaged through a posh diplomatic neighborhood in Cairo over the weekend, smashing shop windows and shouting obscenities in a frenzy fed by venomous headlines that portrayed Algerians as barbaric terrorists with a history of violence. Complete Story...

Nov 10 - By Rich Cimini, msnbc.com - Only on msnbc.com
Pretend you’re a college professor, teaching a course called “American Football 101.” The course is designed for foreign students, those with little or no knowledge of the sport we love so much.

Oct 28 - By Charles Odum, AP Sports Writer
A visit from the Atlanta Falcons stirs emotions with the New Orleans Saints even when both teams struggle.
Oct 4 - By Dave Campbell, AP Sports Writer
These Midwestern states of Wisconsin and Minnesota have much in common, including an intense dislike of each other's football teams.
Sep 30 - By Tim Reynolds, AP Sports Writer
Like most Miami and Oklahoma players of this generation, Sooners offensive lineman Brian Simmons had no idea how fierce the schools' rivalry once was.

Aug 15 - By Samantha Bomkamp, AP Transportation Writer
The cool kids of the airline industry are giving big-city travelers more opportunities to show who they like more.

Jun 10 - By Jay Lindsay, Associated Press Writer
For devoted Boston Globe readers, it's bad enough that the 137-year-old newspaper has a murky future. Even worse: The fate of the paper will be decided by a bunch of New Yorkers.

May 21 - By Jennifer Farrar, Associated Press Writer
The off-Broadway revival of Norman Corwin's 1959 political drama, "The Rivalry" is quite timely during this 2009 bicentennial celebration of Abraham Lincoln's birth.

Apr 8 - By Ira Winderman, msnbc.com - Only on msnbc.com
The essence of the game is the team concept.Pass and cut. Screen away. Help the helper.Yet at its core, the sport often stands as the ultimate one-on-one challenge.Man on man. You get yours; I'll get mine. Now, it's personal.As the NBA heads into its most meaningful games, with all due respect to five-man weaves and five-men-on-a-string defenses, we pause for a look at the power of two.
Dec 12 - By Jeffrey McMurray, Associated Press Writers
Kentucky was defending its latest national championship. Indiana's legendary coach, Bob Knight, was calling his 1,000th career game. And the nationally televised battle between two titans of college basketball finished, appropriately, as an overtime thriller.
Sep 18 - By John Zenor, AP Sports Writer
It's an electric rivalry with major Southeastern Conference implications and a growing tradition of wild finishes and heart-thumping gambles.

Jan 27 - By Ben Walker, AP Baseball Writer
Paul Pierce spotted a few pals seated courtside at Madison Square Garden and wanted to make nice. So on his way to the foul line, the Boston Celtics star stopped by to slap hands and say hey to Plaxico Burress, R.W. McQuarters and some other New York Giants.
Nov 7 - By Associated Press
Score one for the big sister: The mayor of this Ohio village held off a challenge from her younger brother and kept her office.

Sep 15 - By Eddie Pells, AP National Writer
The stands were always full on Friday nights at the Wheatland High School football stadium, one of the main gathering places in a small town where everybody knows everybody and prep sports still bring people together. On most other days, the stands were pretty much empty — except for the presence of Suzanne Cozad and her video camera. "She filmed pretty much everything Mitch did," said Wheatland football player Taylor Derra. "It seemed like she was there a lot."
Sep 5 - By Ralph D. Russo, AP College Football Writer
This is certainly not what the Atlantic Coast Conference had in mind when it decided to have Miami and Florida State open the season on Labor Day night.