Bon Jovi group eyes Bills move

A Buffalo Bills prospective ownership group that includes rocker Jon Bon Jovi has conducted a feasibility study into buying the NFL franchise and building a stadium across the border in Toronto, a person close to the situation said.

Chinese boxers basking in glory

For Zou Shiming, it's oddly appropriate that the most succinct articulation of boxing's ultimate truism was uttered by a fictional fighter.

Wiggins going back to track

Bradley Wiggins is turning his back on "cut-throat" road racing and has ruled out competing in any more grand tours, the 2012 Tour de France champion said on Thursday.

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Top pick Wiggins on 30-day countdown

Cavaliers' signing could be prelude to blockbuster trade for Love

Lin relishing 'fresh start' with Lakers

Two years ago Jeremy Lin lit up the National Basketball Association with his explosive play for the New York Knicks, but he has no desire to recreate 'Linsanity' in his new career with the Los Angeles Lakers.

Griffin won't suit up for US

Los Angeles Clippers star Blake Griffin has withdrawn from playing for the US national basketball team this summer.

Mavs get some help at guard

The Dallas Mavericks have signed former All-Star point guard Jameer Nelson as a free agent.

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Best way to fight cyber threat

Instead of desperately distracting attention from the NSA's espionage by accusing China, the US should seek cooperation

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Shrinking population the bane of Japan

The national census and surveys in Japan point to a demographic crisis. Japan has one of the highest life expectancies and one of the lowest fertility rates in the world. As a result, children below the age of 15 account for a record low 12.5 percent of the population, the Japanese Internal Affairs and Communications Ministry announced on April 1. The percentage of people aged 65 years and above has also hit a record, albeit on the higher side: 25.6 percent.