Marty Domres, the Baltimore Colts quarterback tasked with replacing an aging John Unitas on the field, died Oct. 13 after a ...

Susan Stamberg hosted NPR’s evening news broadcast, “All Things Considered,” for 14 years, starting in 1972. When she died ...

Left-wing radicals of the 1960s and 1970s used violence and bombings to target America, later capturing elite institutions ...

Domres’ most defining NFL moment came in 1972, when he was thrust into the spotlight as the starting quarterback for the ...

The San Diego Chargers selected Domres in the first-round of the 1969 NFL Draft as the ninth overall pick. The Baltimore Colts signed Domres in 1972 where he became the successor to Hall of Fame ...

New York City may hand its largest ever idling ban exemption to a bus operator that claims it has no choice but to pollute ...

Blue Mountain is inducting their annual All-Sports Hall of Fame class on Friday, October 24 prior to the football team’s ...

A Houdini fueled honeymoon, a genius mired in Mein Kampf and the Jewish bride who tried to change H.P. Lovecraft.

Rock star Bruce Springsteen is known for songs including “Born in the U.S.A.” and “Glory Days.” Read about his tour, albums, ...

A Long Island political race has taken an extraordinary turn months after a Democratic candidate disappeared while on a ...

The father of New York mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani says the notorious Ugandan dictator was really an anticolonial hero.

It was 40 years ago when Marc Buoniconti was left paralyzed on football field. How The Miami Project — and forgiveness — helped him turn that tragedy into triumph.