NCAA president warns of adverse effects from student athlete unions
The revenue from college football and basketball helps pay for all other intercollegiate athletics, Mark Emmert argued, and shouldn't be redistributed to just those athletes
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The revenue from college football and basketball helps pay for all other intercollegiate athletics, Mark Emmert argued, and shouldn't be redistributed to just those athletes
Find out what unusual circumstances led a Maine man to cut open the stomach of a porcupine he watched get hit by a car
The death toll has risen to 18 from the mudslide, but the number of missing persons has been lowered to 30 from 90
"Sunday Morning" looks at some notable events of the week ahead
A new Broadway play examines the larger-than-life Texan whose years as president were marked by a war on poverty and discrimination - and an unwinnable war in Vietnam
Tony Dokoupil's dad disappeared when he was six; his quest to find his father led him into the thick of the 1980s drug wars
Eight days after a devastating landslide wiped away dozens of homes, rescue workers and volunteers maintain their quest for those who were lost
Americans are surveyed about their opinions on "tagging"
An exhibit showcases the creations of young graffiti writers who left their mark on New York City in the 1970s and '80s
On March 30, 1858, a patent was approved for a pencil with an embedded component that aided the error-prone
Americans were surveyed about the likelihood they will play a practical joke on someone come April 1
Police shoot pepper spray at Arizona Wildcats fans who threw beer bottles and firecrackers at officers after losing to Wisconsin in the Elite 8 round
The Badgers advanced to their first Final Four appearance since 2000
New developments in the case of wrongly convicted Missouri man, his chief accuser who remains in prison and the hunt for a murderer
Top-ranked Florida with 29 straight wins faced off against 11th-seeded Dayton in Elite Eight