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Dominating bullpen and hitting, effective spending on pitching propels surprise team.

Business Insider looks at systemic home raids, threats and even disappearances.

New Orleans Saints debut male addition to cheerleading team during preseason game.

The New York Times profiles the bizarre world of underground wrestling in NYC.

There's a reason we see athletes as heroes.

League's new tackling policy confuses teams, could be flagged on almost every play.

This Bend, Oregon store is the last vestige of a once ubiquitous movie rental franchise.

For soldiers in America's bloodiest war, tattoos had a very practical purpose.

The eco-friendly move to curb public urination has become an eyesore for residents.

It’s a nearly forgotten chapter of our Cold War history.

Men like Roman Polanski receive Hollywood absolution yet others get blacklisted.

In 2001, a prized sports car was stolen. 15 years later, it reappeared. Who is the rightful owner?

“He could have been working for a bank instead of robbing one—very, very clever guy,” one teacher said of him.

The show proves our morbid obsession with murderers.

“It’s the most emotional thing I have ever done as a lawyer,” one attorney said.

It's been more than two weeks since Ohio State placed Meyer on paid administrative leave.