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Drew Brees and the New Orleans Saints showed the high-flying Atlanta Falcons they’re not ready to give up their crown just yet

Indiana family called police when the drunk man locked himself in their bathroom

‘A self-admitted prostitute who dresses as a female’ was shot after engaging in sexual acts with the shooter

The N.B.A. took the extraordinary step Monday of buying the New Orleans Hornets, one of the league’s most financially troubled franchises, after a deal for the sale of the club fell apart

How ACORN got half a million in taxpayer dollars for ‘fire prevention’

Shannon Brown, of all people, tried to keep the Lakers among the undefeated, but it all dissolved in front of an overjoyed Pepsi Center crowd, the Denver Nuggets dropping the Lakers on Thursday, 118-112

The Ryan rivalry will continue Sunday, when Rex Ryan’s Jets travel to Cleveland, where Rob Ryan is the Browns’ defensive coordinator

‘I told Andy [Reid] the other day, we have a great chance of winning this thing,’ Michael Vick told the Eagles’ website Wednesday morning. He was not talking about winning the division, either

Is police brutality on the rise?

A young conservative female defends herself against attacks from Emily’s List and the left.

The Falcons defeated the New Orleans Saints in overtime Sunday, 27-24. Had they lost, they still would have been publicly embraced for their performance. Instead, they won, and their stature grew

For the second game in a row, the Saints won, but their offense sputtered at times and didn’t look like the same club that rolled up on the opposition last season

Gulf oil spill: U.S. may sue oil companies

For Minnesota Vikings defensive back Husain Abdullah, the most important clock inside the Metrodome was not the one keeping time for his team’s recent preseason game with the Seattle Seahawks

As government grows, it becomes more bureaucratic and less able to respond to crises.

New Orleans is protected better today than at any time in its history. That’s because of Bush.

A lot of good has come from Hurricane Katrina’s devastation, which gave New Orleanians an opportunity to remake a broken city.

Memories of chaos, rebirth 5 years after Hurricane Katrina struck the Gulf Coast

A study released this week linked the costliest natural disaster in U.S. history with a high incidence of anxiety in Gulf Coast-area children displaced by the hurricane

Five years after Hurricane Katrina, the biggest adversary for the people of Louisiana continues to be government at all levels — local, state and especially federal.