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From invention to litigation, the breast implant has done more for Houston’s economy—and its psyche—than anything since oil.

It’s January 5! And do you know what that means? Well, for NBA executives it marks the first day they can officially sign players to their roster on 10-day contracts. For those unaware, a 10-day deal allows a team to sign a player for three games or 10 days, whichever lasts longer.

Idle Thoughts, while waiting for Michigan/Washington, the New London-St. Bernard rematch and for all those pithy, TV news tips on how to shovel snow: • Dr. Idle, Dr. I to his close friends, has a grow...

In the name of festive spirit, let's rewind the clock and take a look back at a few of the Chicago Bulls' best Christmas moments.

December 16, 2023 Fans expect their favorite athletes to turn up their performance when the lights are the brightest. The NBA playoffs give basketball stars

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Wembanyama is held to 14 points as the Spurs struggle to get the rookie phenom involved in his 1st trip to Madison Square Garden.

New York City residents overwhelmingly support erecting hulking 32-foot 5G cell phone antenna towers in their neighborhoods to bolster Wi-Fi service -- far outnumbering not in my backyard opponents -- a new poll conducted by a consortium providing the service to the Big Apple claims.

A techie firm is pitching broadband fan Mayor Eric Adams with a new design to replace a network of hulking 2,000, 32-foot high 5G cell phone antenna towers that has drawn opposition.

Rich Cohen, the author of "When the Game Was War: The NBA's Greatest Season," delves into the classic NBA "different eras" debate.