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Any discussion of the Aaron Rodgers debacle should begin with the New York Jets’ inability to duplicate Joe Namath’s big win of 1969.

The charges include making terroristic threats as a hate crime, which means it’s motivated by racial bias — and comes with stiffer penalties. He also faces harassment, weapon possession and disorderly conduct charges

Notorious alleged racist tenant Steven Attanasso — suspected of setting a fatal fire in the same Ebbets Field apartments building where neighbors allege...

Notorious racist tenant Steven Attanasso — suspected of setting a fatal fire in the same Ebbets Field apartments building where neighbors allege they've been...

An arson suspect, 68, accused of terrorizing his black neighbors has been ordered to stay away from his New York City apartment complex as he faces new hate crime charges.

A look back at Johnny Frederick, whose 52 doubles in his rookie season in 1929 for Brooklyn stood as the Dodgers record for 94 years until Freddie Freeman passed him on Friday.

A superb rendition of one of the finest plays of the 20th century, Arthur Miller’s Death of a Salesman.

Directed by Neil Armfield, Arthur Miller’s classic refuses to date. Willy Loman is still us – and here in this failed promise of a future, we’re still here to watch him die

The billionaire owner of the San Diego Padres allegedly has been playing hardball with mom-and-pop entrepreneurs in a franchising empire he controls that spans more than 1,000 businesses -- and has likewise been accused of “intimidating and bullying" trade press who have reported on his tough tactics.