The greatest quarterback rivalry in NFL history began quietly with plenty of empty seats on a cloudy, cool and windy afternoon at Foxboro Stadium on September 30, 2001.
Big-hitting Belgian Nicolas Colsaerts fired a superb eight-under 64 on Friday to take a one-shot lead after the second round of the BMW Masters in Shanghai.
LeBron James struggled as the New York Knicks spoiled his Cleveland homecoming on Thursday night.
Scarred by a run of three games without victory, misfiring Premier League champion Manchester City will attempt to reassert its authority when it hosts derby rival Manchester United this weekend.
World championship leader Lewis Hamilton will bid to divert attention from Formula One's looming financial crisis by seeking his fifth consecutive race win at this weekend's US Grand Prix.
The New Zealand All Blacks' first visit to the United States in 34 years is set to shatter the rugby attendance record in America and hopefully pique interest in the game Stateside.
Henry Nguyen and Peter Guber envision their new Major League Soccer team taking the field somewhere in the Los Angeles area in early 2017 in a sparkling new stadium filled with roaring fans.
Andy Murray confirmed a berth at the ATP World Tour Finals next month in London with a convincing win over Grigor Dimitrov on Thursday, while third seed Stan Wawrinka failed to reach the BNP Paribas Masters quarterfinals along with a French trio.
The resolution passed by the Fourth Plenum of the 18th Central Committee of the Communist Party of China last week makes it clear that the aim of strengthening the rule of law is to establish socialist rule of law with Chinese characteristics in the country, develop a sound system of laws and regulations, build an efficient law enforcement system, and set up a forceful monitoring and supervision mechanism.
There has been at least one day in each of the past 23 years when the United States has been the most isolated country in the world. Those were the days when the United Nations General Assembly voted to condemn its decades-long economic embargo on Cuba.
THE STATE COUNCIL, CHINA'S CABINET, announced additional policies on Oct 29 to boost domestic consumption. The announcement came just a day before the US Federal Reserve officially started withdrawing its quantitative easing (QE) stimulus program.
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