Owners of alleys note the business of bowling is changing
By ZACH OSOWSKI The Herald Bulletin ANDERSON, Ind. (AP) _ Bowling, like golf, is undergoing a change in who plays and how many people play. …
The many faces of Bill Cosby
By MARYCLAIRE DALE, DAVID BAUDER Associated Press and Staff Report PHILADELPHIA — Bill Cosby testified in 2005 that he got Quaaludes with the intent of …
Blacks torn between anger, mercy for terrorist, murderer of Charleston Nine
By JESSE J. HOLLAND CHARLESTON, S.C. – Under an outdoor tent a few blocks from Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church, Sharon Simmons paused while cleaning …
Summer League – For NBA rookies, exciting
By TIM REYNOLDS AP Basketball Writer ORLANDO, Fla. — Barely a year ago, Justise Winslow and Myles Turner were high school players. Being in the …
YouTube’s 1st decade shows sharing free content pays off
By MICHAEL LIEDTKE AP Technology Writer SAN FRANCISCO — YouTube’s legacy extends beyond its pioneering role in the Internet’s video revolution. The 10-year-old site provided …
How to evaluate a for-profit college: a consumer’s guide
By BETH J. HARPAZ Commercial schools have been around for centuries, providing training in fields like accounting and construction that loftier educational institutions did not …
Samsung sees disappointing profit on weak Galaxy S6 sales
By YOUKYUNG LEE AP Technology Writer SEOUL, South Korea (AP) _ Samsung Electronics Co. forecast lower-than-expected profit for the April-June quarter in a sign that …
Panel: Politics among reasons for botched UN Ebola response
By MARIA CHENG and RAPHAEL SATTER LONDON (AP) _ The Ebola outbreak exposed the U.N. health agency’s organizational failings, a panel reported Tuesday _ but …
CIA failing to recruit and promote minorities, internal study finds
By KEN DILANIAN AP Intelligence Writer WASHINGTON — The CIA is failing to hire and promote enough minorities despite years of vowing to do so, …
Piano-playing senator’s latest tune: New education policy
By LAURIE KELLMAN WASHINGTON — How does a musician-senator fill the time during yet another partisan Senate stalemate? In Sen. Lamar Alexander’s case, he sits …