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Syndication Ratings: Veteran Mags Get Bump From Paris Jackson Coverage
The suicide attempt by Michael Jackson's only daughter Paris attracted high viewer interest in the week ending June 9, and coverage of the shocking event made magazine shows the only show genre in syndication in which every veteran show's rating was steady to higher.
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Power Ranking the Top 20 Men's Players Heading into 2013 Wimbledon
The men's field has seen a slight power-shift in the last couple months, with Andy Murray withdrawing from the French Open , Rafael Nadal dominating the sport and Roger Federer winning just one title all year.
Tennis tournaments take steps to tighten security
A protester carrying a flare got onto the court during the French Open final. Tennis tournaments around the world are taking steps in the aftermath to prevent such an occurence.
Five-time champion Venus Williams to miss Wimbledon through injury
The 33-year-old has not missed a tournament at the grass court finals since making her debut in 1997 but has struggled with a back injury in recent months.
Robson eases through in Eastbourne
British number one Laura Robson recorded her first win under new coach Miles Maclagan to reach the second round of the Aegon International in Eastbourne.
Reputed Mafia captain tip behind new Hoffa body search
The FBI saw enough merit in a reputed Mafia captain's tip to once again break out the digging equipment to search for the remains of former Teamsters union leader Jimmy Hoffa, last seen alive before a lunch meeting with two mobsters nearly 40 years ago.
Malisse ousts Ferrer in 1st round of Topshelf Open
French Open finalist David Ferrer lost his first-round match Tuesday at the Topshelf Open, a grass-court tournament held the week before Wimbledon.
Wimbledon holds no fear for Radwanska any more
Wimbledon can hold no fear for Agnieszka Radwanska this year, after she survived all the way to the final last July.
Robert Kraft backtracks, says Super Bowl ring was gift to Putin
MOSCOW, Russia - When crowds of protesters first flooded the streets of Moscow in December 2011 chanting "Putin is a thief!" they probably had in mind rigged elections, budgetary funds and natural resources, to name a few concerns.
Rafael Nadal's Guide to Claiming His 3rd Wimbledon Title
The 27-year-old - who rested for about eight months with tendinitis after last year's second-round defeat to Lukas Rasol at Wimbledon - is 43-2 with seven singles titles already this year.
Chicago firefighters charged with attempted rape of an unconscious woman
Two Chicago firefighters have been charged after allegedly attempting to rape an unconscious woman at a house party over the weekend, according to police.
AEGON International 2013: Schedule, Live Stream, TV Info and Predictions
With the 2013 Wimbledon Championships right around the corner, time is running out for players to find their groove on the faster-playing grass.
Russia's Pavlyuchenkova Parts Ways with Hingis - Coach
MOSCOW, June 17 Former World women's tennis No. 1 Martina Hingis is no longer coaching Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova, Russian national team coach Vladimir Kamelzon told R-Sport on Monday.
US Open: Joy for Justin Rose as he holds off Phil Mickelson challenge to land first Major
ANDREW Mickel, multi-millionaire boss of house building giants Mactaggart Mickel, is disputing wife Jo's demands.
Murray delighted by winning return
Andy Murray was pleased to shake off any ring-rust as he claimed his third Aegon Championships title by beating Marin Cilic 5-7 7-5 6-3 at Queen's.
Serena Williams Takes a Bikini Break Following French Open Win
Serena Williams donned a bikini when she hit the beach on Saturday with a group of friends in Miami.
Heather Watson faces tough task to find form at Eastbourne
With the start of Wimbledon only seven days away, this week's Aegon International at Eastbourne will offer players a last chance to get in some grass-court competition before taking to the Grand Slam stage.
Rubio: Immigration bill is in almost "perfect shape"
This Nov. 17, 2012, file photo shows Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla. speaks in Altoona, Iowa.
House GOP quietly adds rape and incest exception to abortion bill
After Rep. Trent Franks' comment that pregnancies resulting from rape are "very low," House Republicans went into quiet damage control mode on his bill to ban abortions after 20 weeks - first adding an exception for rape and incest, and then putting conservative Rep. Marsha Blackburn in charge of overseeing the legislation.
LoPrinzi: There were more highlights in tennis last week than just the French Open
Rafael Nadal's winning of the French Open was the main highlight of last week in the sport.