Adrian Peterson hires Roger Clemens' attorney; father says police were …

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Houston attorney Rusty Hardin made the media rounds Tuesday on behalf of Minnesota Vikings tailback Adrian Peterson, who was arrested last Saturday an.

The Vikings' All-Pro running back was charged with a misdemeanor for resisting arrest at a Houston-area nightclub early Saturday morning.

From Yahoo! Sports: Vikings RB due in court on Friday.

Already, evidence is stacking up to suggest that Adrian Peterson isn't looking to make his arrest over the weekend go away quickly and quietly. Peters.

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DNS Changer Malware: Internet Firms Expect Few People Hit

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It's pretty unlikely that your computer is among the 277000 worldwide still affected by the DNSchanger malware (63000 of them in the US, per the FBI.

It's pretty unlikely that your computer is among the 277000 worldwide still affected by the DNSchanger malware (63000 of them in the US, per the FBI.

How much warning is too much warning? At what point does an excess of caution evolve into fear, uncertainty and doubt? That the DNSChanger malware failed to.

WASHINGTON — Internet providers have plans to help their customers Monday and others are braced for calls to helplines because thousands around the country whose computers were infected with malicious software more

The DNSChanger Trojan, Windows 8, tablet rumors, and a Samsung patent victory topped tech headlines on Monday.

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Ray Allen Was Smart to Leave Celtics, Join Heat

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Watch How big of a loss is Ray Allen going to Miami in the WEEI Audio.

MIAMI (AP) — Ray Allen lingered on the court for a bit after his Boston Celtics lost Game 7 of the Eastern Conference finals to the Miami Heat last month, shaking hands and offering congratulations. A few minutes later, Allen

Danny Ainge said Monday that it's status quo with free agent shooting guard Ray Allen, but stressed that Allen remains one of the team's primary targets as it attempts to reassemble its core for the 2012-13 season.

CelticsBlog's Jeff Clark explains why he doesn't think Ray Allen is disloyal for leaving Boston for the Heat, and why he doesn't want Shuttlesworth to be happy with his own decision. He's the enemy now. He's joined forces with

All good things must come to an end. As much as Celtics fans would love to see their big three retire together, it unfortunately is not meant to be. One third of the triumvirate-Ray Allen, the greatest three point shooter of this generation- has chosen

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Video: Venus Williams talks Wimbledon, illness with CBS

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Jamba Juice Company has announced the grand opening of their newest store in Washington, D.C.'s Dupont Circle. The store is operated through a joint venture with international tennis superstar and entrepreneur, Venus Williams. Williams, a member o.

Saturday couldn't have gone any better for Serena Williams. Not only did she and older sister Venus win the doubles Wimbledon title, but Serena went on to also win the Women's Singles title. With the win, Serena tied her big

It was a double medal day for superstar tennis pro Serena Williams on Saturday. Not only did she and her sister Venus win the doubles Wimbledon title, but Serena went on to also win the Women's Singles title. She's now tied

Serena Williams won the women's singles title, then won the Wimbledon doubles championship with her sister, Venus. For Serena and Venus it was their fifth Wimbledon doubles title.

U.S. players earned three Wimbledon titles, with Serena Williams (Palm Beach Gardens, Fla.) leading the way in women's singles on July 7 in Wimbledon, England. Williams also partnered with sister Venus Williams (Palm Beach Gardens, Fla.) to earn their

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Robinson Cano booed mercilessly at Home Run Derby [Video]

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The homerun derby differs from batting practice (a near-daily occurrence for most MLB players) in only one way: there are no average ballplayers involved. However, even average ballplayers can hit homeruns during batting practice. Lots of them. So yes

The MLB All-Star Game and Home Run Derby are being touted as the most social events in baseball history.

Robinson Cano had a rough night Monday at the Home Run Derby in Kansas City. But he didn't get any sympathy from the crowd at Kauffman Stadium — in fact, those folks likely had a lot to do with the 0-for-10 performance of the defending Derby champion.

The MLB All-Star Game and Home Run Derby are being touted as the most social events in baseball history.

The MLB All-Star Game and Home Run Derby are being touted as the most social events in baseball history.

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After Wimbledon, what's next for Williams sisters?

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Andy Murray's speech to the crowd after Wimbledon really reminds us why we love sports so much in the first place.

Wimbledon marked the coronation of Serena Williams' comeback. While she's arguably the sport's top player, her sister Venus' tennis future is uncertain.

Two years after blood clots left her hospitalized and fighting for her life, Serena Williams has won her fifth singles title at Wimbledon. She capped off her remarkable comeback by defeating Poland's Agniezska Radwanska 6-1,

LONDON (Reuters) – Even before Andy Murray's Centre Court tears have dried, the All England Club is being transformed from its traditional Wimbledon championships guise into a London 2012 Olympics venue.The.

Beating Andy Murray, the Swiss tennis ace gets cheered on by Myla and Charlene, 2, in the stands.

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DNSChanger Still A Threat

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First the panic, then the accusations of hype. Can we really estimate the impact of DNSchanger and the server switch-off yet?

Having trouble getting online? Some may find their smartphones working overtime because the family computer couldn't seem to connect to the Internet Monday morning.

Didn't have time to check out the tech headlines over the weekend? Here's what you missed.

Here we are. It's the last call on DNSChanger cleanup. On Monday, the Fbi-run replacement DNS servers are coming down because the court-ordered extension is coming to an end, and your systems may using these servers

The DNS changer malware is not going to break the Internet buy it will make it hard for hundreds of thousands of victims to reach the public Internet.

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Steve Nash Conversation

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Steve Nash was on the verge of becoming a Knick or a Raptor. So what happened?

To say that Steve Nash is an anomaly in a country where basketball is totally overshadowed by hockey is putting it mildly. Plus, the former NBA Most Valuable Player for two straight years at Phoenix comes from overwhelmingly white retirement mecca

In explosive sports news that upstaged even the fireworks on the 4th of July, the Los Angeles Lakers announced that they had traded for Phoenix Suns All-Star point guard and two-time Most Valuable Player Steve Nash.Nash

Carmelo Anthony was convinced that the Hall of Fame point guard who was about to join him in New York would be Steve Nash and not Jason Kidd.

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Ernest Borgnine: Remembering eight of his smaller roles

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Ernest Borgnine, star of screens big and small, died yesterday at the age of 95. During his long and prolific career, the Academy Award-winning star of “Marty” racked up 200 movie and TV credits. (Washington Post; Detroit Free Press ). View Photo

The Oscar-winning actor died Sunday in Los Angeles; he was 95 Read more by Camille Mann on CBS News' Celebrity Circuit.

Award-winning actor Ernest Borgnine passed away on Sunday at the age of 95. Borgnine spent over 60 years in the film and television business, appearing in over 100 movies; his signature gap-tooth smile was familiar to

Acting legend Mickey Rooney led a touching tribute to his friend Monday night in Los Angeles.

LOS ANGELES — He was a tubby tough guy with a pug of a mug, as unlikely a big-screen star or a romantic lead as could be imagined. Yet Ernest Borgnine won a woman's love and an Academy Award in one of the great

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Ernest Borgnine: Remembering eight of his smaller roles

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The Oscar-winning actor died Sunday in Los Angeles; he was 95 Read more by Camille Mann on CBS News' Celebrity Circuit.

Ernest Borgnine, who died Sunday at the age of 95, led a pretty remarkable life. He won an Academy Award in 1956, a year in which his fellow best actor nominees were James Cagney, James Dean, Frank Sinatra and Spencer Tracy. He was married to Ethel

With his beefy build and a huge orb of a head that looked hard enough to shatter granite, Borgnine naturally was cast as heavies early on, notably as Sgt. Fatso Judson, the brute who beat Frank Sinatra's character to death in 1953's Pearl Harbor saga

Award-winning actor Ernest Borgnine passed away on Sunday at the age of 95. Borgnine spent over 60 years in the film and television business, appearing in over 100 movies; his signature gap-tooth smile was familiar to

Actor Ernest Borgnine, whose career spanned more than six decades on stage and screens big and small, has died in Los Angeles at the age of 95. Bill Whitaker looks back at a Hollywood tough guy, who won an Oscar for playing nice.

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