He came into the game and the ballpark grew. Lights got brighter, noises louder. What was dead, came alive. Aroldis Chapman powered up a drowsy, half-empty Great American Ball Park in Cincinnati Wednesday night. And then he started buckling knees.

"Is hip-hop over here? Is hip-hop over here ?" the rapper KRS-One, one of the great elder statesmen of New York rap, asked separate sections of his audience at Rock the Bells this weekend. "Real hip-hop is over here," he said later, stomping to the right side of a gigantic crowd. He turned left. "Real hip-hop is over here ." Geography was an important concern at Saturday's all-day show, which ...

*The holy month of Ramadan represents the time where Muslims rededicate themselves to their faith and the practice of Islam (the religion of peace, “Islam” means “Peace” in Arabic). It is also a time to educate the world on what Islam is about. Propagating ones faith is the American way. Americans invoke God in everything [...]

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. -- When Douglas Nemeth attacked his family and then slashed his own throat, he was struggling to take command of a situation he had lost control of. That’s the theory put forth by a psychologist interviewed about...