'Your papers, please' must never be heard in America
Forensic scientists on Tuesday exhumed two bodies believed to belong to young activists last seen 24 years ago at the home of Winnie Madikizela-Mandela as police said they have opened a new murder investigation.
When Charlotte landed a National Football League franchise 20 years ago, city leaders were ecstatic, calling it a critical step in putting North Carolina's largest city on the map.
The Carolina Panthers hired New York Giants senior pro personnel analyst David Gettleman as their new general manager to end their lengthy search to fill the position.
Ron Rivera will return as coach of the Carolina Panthers next season following his team's strong finish.
Andy Reid got such a hearty hug on the sideline from Howard Mudd that the 70-year-old assistant with the artificial hip actually lifted the burly head coach off his feet.
Panthers owner Jerry Richardson sat down in his office Sunday night with Marty Hurney and posed two questions to the franchise's longtime general manager: Why are the Panthers 1-5 and when are they going to get better?
Marty Hurney admits the "losing environment" for the Carolina Panthers must end. He won't be a part of the effort.
Marty Hurney admits the "losing environment" for the Carolina Panthers must end. He won't be a part of the effort.
New York Giants owner John Mara was appointed chairman of the NFL Management Council, the league's most powerful committee.
As a general rule, sports team owners should leave the fashion tips to Tim Gunn.
NFL Players Association president Kevin Mawae says his group's leadership is discussing the terms of "the most recent written proposal" from owners.
NFL owners chatted much of the day, polished off a couple of meals, then overwhelmingly approved a deal to end the lockout.
Now it's NFL owners who are in place to vote to end the four-month lockout.
Carl Eller doesn't want to be one of the bad guys, not when the NFL seems so close to getting back to work.
Calling the players' offer "fair for both sides," star quarterbacks Tom Brady, Peyton Manning and Drew Brees _ plaintiffs in an antitrust suit against the NFL _ said Wednesday "it is time" to wrap up negotiations on a deal to end the league's lockout.
"Some of my most frustrating moments in discussions have evolved around this issue of what in my judgment is fairness to the former players of the league who were not included in the benefit packages and (not) appreciated the way they should," Richardson said. "It is a new day. I am honored that this day has arrived. I am very grateful it is here."
"Some of my most frustrating moments in discussions have evolved around this issue of what in my judgment is fairness to the former players of the league who were not included in the benefit packages and (not) appreciated the way they should," Richardson said. "It is a new day. I am honored that this day has arrived. I am very grateful it is here."
