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The Cavaliers have apologized for showing a video during Wednesday night's playoff game that showed a man violently throwing a woman across a room for wearing a Chicago Bulls T-shirt.
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The Cavaliers have apologized for showing a video during Wednesday night's playoff game that showed a man violently throwing a woman across a room for wearing a Chicago Bulls T-shirt.
Jermaine Cunningham, a free agent who was with the New York Jets last year, is charged with invasion of privacy, unlawful weapons transport and possession of hollow-point bullets.
A grand jury has decided it will not indict a police officer who fired a fatal shot at a man during a domestic violence case in Rockland County in February.
Under the legislation, Suffolk County police would receive new tools for differentiating offenders at highest risk of escalating domestic violence and provide training for victim advocates.
Two members of Congress have asked NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell to clarify whether teams can lose draft picks if they do not properly address domestic violence.
NO MORE said on its YouTube page that the spot will be the first ever to address domestic violence and sexual assault during the big game.
Ray Rice has won the appeal of his indefinite suspension by the NFL, which has been "vacated immediately," the players' union said Friday.
NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell and players' union chief DeMaurice Smith were to meet Tuesday to discuss the league's personal conduct policy.
Entitled "NFL Call To Coaches — Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Awareness," the video includes strong messages from Seahawks coach Pete Carroll and Steelers coach Mike Tomlin.
A hearing for Ray Rice appealing his NFL suspension concluded Thursday after two days and testimony from the former running back and the head of the league.
Attorney Richard Craig Smith is now questioning the league's sincerity in calling for transparency, saying all parties should cooperate in both investigations.
Giants QB Eli Manning is among nearly two dozen current and former NFL players appearing in a new series of PSAs denouncing domestic violence and sexual assault.
Ray Rice is having an impact on the NHL. A big impact.
Voynov is the second prominent Russian NHL player to be accused of domestic violence in a year. Colorado goalie Semyon Varlamov was arrested last October after allegations were brought against him by his girlfriend.
Schumer's proposed legislation would offer limited exceptions, including ones for law enforcement investigations and parents who want to monitor their child's whereabouts.
A group dedicated to assisting victims of domestic violence in New York and New Jersey is celebrating a milestone.
A New York Jets practice-squad player is due in court in two weeks on domestic-violence charges, possibly to have a trial date set.
The bipartisan group of politicians, all women, threw their support behind a bill sponsored by U.S. Sen. Cory Booker, D-N.J., that would also pull tax exemptions from other professional sports leagues.
A parade of brides and a few grooms marched in Washington Heights to raise awareness to end domestic violence.
New information has been revealed on who at the NFL allegedly received the infamous video of Ray Rice punching his fiancée.
U.S. Soccer is standing by its decision to allow goalkeeper Hope Solo to continue to play while she faces domestic-violence charges.
Ravens owner Steve Bisciotti criticized a report that suggests he and other team officials tried to persuade the NFL to be lenient on Ray Rice after the running back was arrested for knocking out his then-fiancee in an Atlantic City elevator.
By the time the typical player signs an NFL contract, around 100 scouts, coaches and general managers have pored over his history.
A former teammate of Rice's, Lewis addressed the report suggesting that the Ravens knew more about Rice's alleged assault of his then-fiance than they have led on in previous weeks.
"Unfortunately, over the past several weeks, we have seen all too much of the NFL doing wrong," he said. "That starts with me."
