U.S. Open Conditions Have Players Turning Green
This year's U.S. Open course is unlike any other, but bumpy greens and tricky tee shots have ruffled the feathers of some pros.

How authorities are combatting counterfeit Super Bowl gear
There's a spike in fake sports gear around the Super Bowl each year, and criminals are getting savvier and more sophisticated.
By AP
Autumn Lockwood will be first Black woman to coach in the Super Bowl
This is Lockwood's first season with the Eagles. She previously served as the coordinator of sports performance at the University of Houston.
By Matt Slocum / AP
Why is the Super Bowl halftime show such a big deal?
Despite a huge TV audience, the NFL doesn’t pay performers — though it does cover their expenses.
By Matt York / APTop Stories

Europe bans Russian diesel, other oil products over Ukraine
The new sanctions create uncertainty about prices as the European Union finds new supplies of diesel from the U.S., Middle East and India.
By Michael Probst / AP
AI, like ChatGPT, is creating teaching challenges on college campuses
Plagiarism is nothing new, but the role artificial intelligence is playing in it is now a concern at colleges across the country.
By Scripps News
Southwest to testify before US Senate after mass cancelations
Southwest's Chief Operating Officer will testify before the Senate committee on Thursday Feb. 9.
By Ted S. Warren / AP