The Daily Caller

A New York woman paid a cab driver $900 to drive her family through the blizzard to her home

Sports columnist Andy Hayes makes his picks on which players to use this week

Luke shouldn’t make the same mistake his father did: writing a folksy book about small-town values.

New York Gubernatorial candidates Carl Paladino and Andrew Cuomo are set to face-off in an Oct. 18 debate

In a surprising turn of events, it was not the Patriots offense that was largely responsible for their 41-14 win over the Dolphins last night

George Blanda, who played longer than anyone in pro football history and racked up the most points in a career that spanned four decades, died Monday

Part II of Andy Hayes’ weekly fantasy column providing a fresh perspective on players, games and rankings

African big game requires big-bore rifles

As the sport’s quadrennial spectacle, the World Cup, unfolds over the next month, the largest number of ticket holders will come from the United States

In America, there’s supposed to be a stark separation between sports and real life

Dr. Anthony Galea of Toronto was named in a federal criminal complaint following an eight-month investigation by the FBI

An old New York man got in a dispute with his 89-year-old wife and proceeded to hit her with a hammer 29 times and then smother her with a pillow

A new decade and a new season of baseball begins tonight with a game between the New York Yankees and the Boston Red Sox

“Turn back the clock day” has been a good Major League promotion, so this one could be a good idea. In fact, it almost came to pass in 1960

The U.S. economy continued to improve modestly in February despite uncharacteristically severe weather in many regions of the country, the latest Federal Reserve report on economic conditions reports

With New York Gov. David Paterson self-immolating, the New York political establishment has all but decided that crown prince Andrew Cuomo will ascend to the gubernatorial throne.

The National Football League is entering a new phase of the 2010 season, the player recruitment campaign will start on March 5 and there are new rules for this endeavor because the owners have decided to blow up the old collective bargaining agreement, a document that kept both owners and players relatively happy