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The internet is buzzing after President Biden's speech today, Wednesday, in Massachusetts.

Anyone who has watched sports for any fair amount of time knows the name Stuart Scott.

Showing himself to be nothing short of a class act, 'Arrow' star Stephen Amell took to Facebook to wish a fan well in his fight with cancer.

Saturday night in San Jose California, WWE wrester Daniel Bryan broke "kayfabe". And no one in the building cared.

As a former professional wrestler, I generally take inductions into the WWE Hall of Fame with a grain of salt. A honor based on success, in a profession where success is often awarded and not earned. Except for Connor "The Crusher" Michalek...

.@ryancook_48 breaks it to Will that it's not possible to win a Gold Glove in Spring Training. #FerrellTakesTheField pic.twitter.com/ZuD0TBwGVl — Oakland Athletics (@Athletics) March 12, 2015 Will Ferrell’s well documented love of sports soared to a whole new level Thursday. Ferrell stormed through Arizona spring training and emerged just like Will Ferrell.

Need an upbeat Cowboys story for today? Yeah, we all do.

As a life-long baseball fan, it is with a heavy heart that I report that former San Diego Padre Outfielder and San Diego State Aztec baseball coach Tony Gwynn passed from cancer this morning at the age of 54.

After 12-year-old Athena Orchard lost her battle with cancer just last week, her family thought they would never hear from her again. Until they found this secret message she left behind for them on the back of her mirror in her bedroom.

What started out as an act of compassion has turned into a heated controversy.

Want to avoid skin cancer? Have another cup of joe. A new study finds coffee guzzlers are less likely to develop the most common type of the disease.

If you were going to choose a segment of society least likely to need birth control pills, no one could fault you for putting nuns at the top of the list. Researchers, however, say the notoriously contraceptive-averse Catholic Church should make the pills available to those women to reduce their risk of cancer.