Former security guard Noah Garcia was arrested ... to Make a Living After a 30-Year Career and Two Oscar Noms Michael Jordan and Kobe Bryant agree on the toughest player they've ever faced in ...

On the Tuesday, January 28 episode of The Young and the Restless, tensions rise as Ian Ward grabs a gun during a heated confrontation with Victor Newman.

Four of the remaining jets are assigned to the Maryland Air National Guard while ... rapidly changing security environment in the region,” CENTCOM commander Army Gen. Michael “Erik” Kurilla ...

These travelers are not forced to pass through a Transportation Security Administration (TSA ... so it is no wonder he owns and operates his own private jet. Michael Jordan is often considered to be ...

Former "Traitors" star and UCF standout Marcus Jordan, the son of basketball legend Michael Jordan ... Jordan, a former shooting guard for the Central Florida Knights basketball team, was charged ...

LeBron James and Michael Jordan have been in the neverending GOAT debates, with every basketball fan having an opinion on it. One player who has given his take is Philadelphia 76ers star guard ...

Bulls guard Michael Jordan and Suns forward Charles Barkley face off in the 1993 NBA Finals. / Rob Schumacher/The Republic / USA TODAY NETWORK Media personality Skip Bayless is no stranger to ...

Octavia Egeonu talks with Michael Igo, the interim police chief in Dallas. Egeonu's husband Anthony was shot and killed last month while working as a security guard at a CVS. Police departments ...

Marcus Jordan, son of NBA legend Michael Jordan and a former University ... Before going into business, Jordan played as a guard for the UCF basketball program beginning in the 2009-2010 season.

Marcus Jordan, the son of NBA Hall of Famer Michael Jordan, was arrested on charges of DUI property damage or personal injury, cocaine possession and resisting arrest in Florida Tuesday morning ...

Michael Jordan, and you can count Marbury among them. The former Boston guard recently opened up about why he feels that way on an episode of the "Sports Seriously" USA TODAY podcast. Check it out ...