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Olympic fears as hundreds stranded on London Tube
Transport officials in London will be paying compensation to hundreds of people stranded on a subway line that is critical to the upcoming London Olympics.
Zara Phillips carries Olympic torch on horseback
Former world equestrian champion Zara Phillips carried the Olympic torch on horseback across the storied Cheltenham racecourse on Wednesday, as thousands of screaming fans watched her light the Olympic cauldron.
UK bans leaders who abuse rights from Olympics
Britain will ban leaders guilty of human rights abuses from traveling to the U.K. for the 2012 London Olympics, a senior British official said Wednesday.
Organizers: Don't mess with the Olympic brand
One day, the small espresso shop near the site of the London Games was the "Olympic" cafe. The next day, it was the "Lympic."
12,500 police at Olympics as UK learns from riots
British police will deploy around 12,500 officers to protect the Olympic Games after facing strong criticism for their lack of manpower and slow response to last year's U.K. riots.
Court won't reduce student's music download fine
The Supreme Court won't reduce the $675,000 verdict against a Boston University student who illegally downloaded 30 songs and shared them on the Internet.
Sir David? Britons laugh at Greek Olympic mistake
It could be described as a mistake of Olympic proportions.
Life's a beach for civil servants at London Games
Tanned and toned Olympic athletes in skimpy outfits will be serving and spiking outside the prime minister's Downing Street home _ but it's lower-ranked civil servants who will have the best view of beach volleyball at the London Games.
Plan for Vt. windmills causes international furor
The winds blowing through Canada's broad St. Lawrence Valley and across Vermont's hilltops are stirring up an international tempest over which country's laws should govern how those breezes are harnessed for electricity.
Olympic photo chief creates the image of the games
Asking Bob Martin to choose between his photos is like asking a parent to decide which child they love the most.
South Dakota man pleads guilty in old grudge death
A 73-year-old South Dakota man accused of fatally shooting his long-ago classmate in a grudge reaching back decades has pleaded guilty but mentally ill to a second-degree murder charge.
Michigan men, Bucknell women take Dad Vail titles
Michigan won the varsity eight heavyweight race to capture the men's team point trophy championship at the 74th Dad Vail Regatta Saturday on Philadelphia's Schuylkill River.
Advocates: HIV prevention pill could save lives
A pill to prevent HIV infection is already being given to some healthy people, but without government approval, it remains out of reach and too costly for many who need it.
Eiffel or eyesore? London's Orbit tower completed
Critics say it looks like a roller coaster gone badly awry. Fans say it's a landmark to rival the Eiffel Tower.
St. John native hopes to bounce back to Olympics
DYER | After training for her moment for 14 years, Hayley Butcher lost her opportunity to prove herself before it even came in 2010.
Ex-US coach Bradley finding his footing in Egypt
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates | When soccer riots broke out in Egypt in February, Bob Bradley did not hesitate to speak out despite having only just arrived as the new coach of the national team.
Broekhoff close to fulfilling Olympic dream
VALPARAISO | Winning the Horizon League Player of the Year and having a chance to make the NCAA tournament mean a lot to Ryan Broekhoff, but it's not what he dreamed about when he was growing up in Australia.
Howe defaults in championship due to knee injury
IOWA CITY, Iowa | Jordan Burroughs is headed to London as the face of American wrestling.
'Stars' skaters shine beyond Olympic gold
Ekaterina Gordeeva laughs when fans approach her and her bouncy blonde 10-year-old daughter to comment on how Daria has grown.
HILLARY SMITH: Merely a number, an athlete doesn't let age define distinction
Watching the college basketball season ramp up to its pulse-pounding close is a grim reminder of college years gone by.
Gabby Abby Wambach takes role as on U.S. co-captain
Abby Wambach, as usual, would not stop talking. On and on she went. To the point that her coach — her brand new coach, mind you — couldn't take it any longer.
Canadian freestyle skier Sarah Burke dead at 29
SALT LAKE CITY | Sarah Burke was an X Games star with a grass-roots mentality — a daredevil superpipe skier who understood the risks inherent to her sport and the debt she owed to it.
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