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Jadeveon Clowney returns: 'I'm tired of hitting blocking dummies that don't hit back'
MMA fighter wins bout while 12 weeks pregnant
USC frosh QB Ricky Town will transfer after 1 week of camp (Yahoo Sports)
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Southern California freshman quarterback Ricky Town says he is transferring just one week into his first fall camp.
U.S. labor board dismisses Northwestern football players' union bid
The National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) currently prohibits players from earning income beyond their academic scholarships and nominal stipends that cover the cost of college attendance. While Northwestern University is not state-run, the board said it did not want to single out just one team. “As the NCAA and conference maintain substantial control over individual teams, the Board held that asserting jurisdiction over a single team would not promote stability
Dawn Patrol: Early Morning Look at Over 200 Concours d’Élégance Contenders [Mega-Gallery]
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Yamana Gold (AUY) Stock Increases with Gold Prices
Side effects may lead breast cancer patients to skip drugs
By Kathryn Doyle (Reuters Health) – Breast cancer patients who report more side effects of their hormone therapy drugs and less confidence communicating with their doctors are more likely to intentionally or unintentionally miss a dose, according to a new study. “Endocrine” therapy, given as a daily tablet that acts to prevent hormones from helping the tumor to grow, is an important part of treatment for some types of early
White House launches plan to counter explosion in heroin use
The White House announced a new strategy on Monday to tackle the explosion in heroin use in a collection of eastern states, focusing on treating addicts rather than punishing them and targeting high-level suppliers for arrest. The move is a response to a sharp rise in the use of heroin and opiate-based painkillers, which the U.S. Centers for Disease Control has described as an epidemic. An estimated 45 percent of
NFL retirees object to concussion settlement
Former National Football League players who oppose the league’s settlement of lawsuits claiming it hid the risk of concussions on Monday asked a federal appeals court to throw out the comprehensive accord with more than 5,000 retirees. In a filing with the 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Philadelphia, 10 retired players said the accord, potentially worth $1 billion, was unfair because it excluded players who have yet to