Finchem says PGA Tour will get by without Woods

Even as he held firm that golf would survive no matter how long Tiger Woods stayed away, PGA Tour commissioner Tim Finchem said the sex scandal of his No. 1 player was the biggest "curveball" he's ever faced.

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Isch not interested in being NCAA caretaker

James Isch has settled comfortably into his role as interim president of the NCAA.

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Lawyers: Semenya didn't grant Guardian interview

Caster Semenya's lawyers say she was tricked into speaking to a reporter at The Guardian for a story in the British newspaper.

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Pavlik says he nearly died from allergic reaction

Kelly Pavlik's life was in peril.

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Sonia Sotomayor jumps in to question lawyers

Twenty minutes into her first argument as a Supreme Court justice, Sonia Sotomayor wasn't shy about taking on two legal heavyweights in an important case that could open a door to a flood of corporate campaign spending.

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Mayweather still quiet on injury, but ready to go

Although Floyd Mayweather Jr. still isn't saying exactly how he injured his ribs training for his comeback fight, he has plenty to say about nearly everything else.

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Toni Morrison speaks up for free speech

The setting was divine — a duplex on the Upper East Side. The featured speaker, Nobel laureate Toni Morrison.

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Riley: Contract talks with Wade have already begun

Pat Riley's plan to make the Miami Heat better in 2010 might start with signing Dwyane Wade in 2009.

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Ballesteros dreaming of golf course and normality

Seve Ballesteros is dreaming of opening up a golf course near his home in northern Spain as he fights his way back to normality following a lengthy battle with a cancerous brain tumor.

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Gillispie regrets not winning more at Kentucky

Billy Gillispie doesn't know about chemistry problems or whether he was the right fit at Kentucky. What he does know is that he simply didn't win enough games.

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Phelps: 'I have to live with fallout from photo'

Olympic champion Michael Phelps said Wednesday it has been difficult coping with the fallout from a photo of him smoking from a marijuana pipe. "It's something I am going to have to live with and something I'll have to grow from," Phelps told The Associated Press outside the pool where he trains. "I know with all of the mistakes I made, I learned from them and that is what I expect to do from this. By no means it is fun for me, by no means is it easy."

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Lions ex-president Millen takes rap for 0-16 mark

Fired Detroit Lions president Matt Millen, the architect of the NFL's first 0-16 team, says he's responsible for its historic encounter with failure.

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Gettysburg trip changed perspective of Supreme Court justice

A trip to the Gettysburg battlefield changed Supreme Court Justice David Souter's perspective on handling difficult cases that inevitably come a judge's way.

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Fort Riley atheist soldier speaks out on lawsuit

Like hundreds of young men joining the Army in recent years, Jeremy Hall professes a desire to serve his country while it fights terrorism.

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Rollins Replies to Beltran

Jimmy Rollins showed off a new pair of personalized red, white and blue Nike sneakers and answered a few questions before he got his first chance to reply to Carlos Beltran's boast.

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Hope Solo Talks About World Cup

Nearly three months after her World Cup fell apart, Hope Solo still is pained by the experience.

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Stern: No Penalties for Refs in Casinos

David Stern acknowledged Thursday that more than half of his 56 referees had violated NBA policies about casino gambling, but said none will be punished because he felt the rules were outdated.

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Cho Offers Glimpse Into Tortured Soul

The killer returned to brandish his weapons one more time and speak, surreally, from the grave.

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Barkley Addresses Politics, Religion

Charles Barkley was his usual outspoken self during a recent television interview in which he said, among other things, that he advocates gay marriage, believes Republicans have screwed up the country and is "struggling with my idea of what religion is."

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`Da Vinci Code' Judge Unimpressed

In ruling that Dan Brown had not ripped off the ideas of two other authors for his blockbuster "The Da Vinci Code," London High Court judge Peter Smith vowed to refrain from any comments on the "literary worth" of the books in question.

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Finally a strong voice spoke out about the scam health care plan proposed by the right. Representative Markey swings hard at them and their deliberate misleading the people with the fake plan. He tells his colleagues to vote against their own bill.

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Mark Lunsford says while the death of his daughter's killer came as a shock, the killer got off easy.

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Former Miss California USA Carrie Prejean says losing the Miss USA pageant and later her state crown was part of God's plan.

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The Graziano family found unwanted fame after their beloved John was critically injured in an accident involving Nick Hogan, the son of the famous wrestler, Hulk Hogan.

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RACINE, Wis. -- A newborn baby died shortly after being born inside a cell at the Racine County Jail. The mother of the baby, Melissa Woten, is questioning the response of the jail's medical staff.

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Excerpt: David Kaczynski, the brother of the man convicted in the deadly "Unabomber" mail bombing spree, will visit the campus to advocate for a nationwide end to the death penalty, on Tuesday, March 3, at SUNY Cortland.

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Excerpt: The Orlando Police Department and the Georgia Bureau of investigation are trying to find a man who online claims to be a serial killer and that Jennifer Kesse may be one of his victims. Kesse was has been missing for three years.

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ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. -- Hundreds of mourners remembered slain Florida toddler Caylee Anthony in a music-filled service Tuesday, months after her mysterious disappearance inspired dozens of volunteers to search for her body before and after her mother was charged with killing her.

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Excerpt: Bounty Hunter Leonard Padilla is back in Orlando. But is he back on the publicity bandwagon or really looking to help?

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Excerpt: Today Nadya Suleman revealed the location of her in vitro fertilization (IVF) clinic (Beverly Hills) and RadarOnline quoted her mother calling Nadya's decision to have a multiple pregnancy -- when she already has six children -- "unconscionable." By now the early current …

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Feb. 6: TODAY's Ann Curry talks to Nadya Suleman, the woman who gave birth to octuplets last week, about her dreams of having a large family and how she plans to raise her 14 children.

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Jose Baez spoke to the media outside the jail Friday morning about George's disappearance. (01/23/09)

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Video of Daytona Beach Chief Chitwood On Finding George Anthony

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Casey Anthony's attorney called a press conference Wednesday to complain about media coverage. (01/21/09)

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The mother of a Greensburg Salem High School teenager involved in an alleged "sexting" scheme is speaking out, saying her son did nothing wrong"

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--Last half of video report, we hear some of the conversation reporter Holly Bristow has with psychic.--

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Video:The meter reader who found Caylee Anthony's remains broke his silence on Good Morning America Tuesday morning. (01/13/2009)

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ORLANDO, Fla. -- The meter reader who discovered Caylee Anthony's remains was working in that same neighborhood one more time than had been previously disclosed, WESH 2 News reported on Sunday.

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Jan. 9: TODAY's Meredith Vieira talks to the attorney for Casey Anthony's parents about the case. Casey Anthony appeared in court for the first time since her daughter's remains were found.

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The Anthonys' lawyer ended a meeting with prosecutors in downtown Orlando Wednesday. (01/07/09)

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It could be brother against sister when the murder case against Casey Anthony begins. As Holly Bristow reports, Lee Anthony's attorney say's the state attorney's office will likely want to put his client on the stand.

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Thomas Luka, an attorney advising Lee Anthony appeared on Jane Velez-Mitchell's 'Issues' Monday night (Dec. 29). Then parts of the interview were broadcast on Nancy Grace right after.

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ORLANDO, Fla. -- The meter reader who discovered the remains of Caylee Anthony plans to tell his whole story to the media sometime in the new year, his attorney said on Wednesday.

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The attorney representing Caylee's grandparents Cindy and George Anthony said Sunday that the items removed from their home Saturday (Dec. 20, 2008) by Orange County Sheriff's Office deputies belonged to Caylee and Casey.

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People have made a memorial to Caylee Anthony near the site where a child's remains were found.

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