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Multiple free agents are capable of giving their new teams a major boost in 2014.

Despite big cuts to Pentagon spending, Boeing inked a hefty contract extension with the armed forces to service its Apache helicopters.

A supposed "ultimatum" given to Ukrainian forces in Crimea has passed as the U.S. suspends some links with Russia.

Next up on the list is No. 5 Kansas (7/1), No. 18 Michigan State (8/1) and No. 4 Syracuse, No. 6 Duke, No. 3 Arizona, and defending champion No. 7 Louisville all listed at (10/1). Of that core group, those favored to be No. 1 seeds in the NCAA Tournament beginning this month are Florida, Syracuse, Kansas, and the now undefeated Wichita State (12/1).

Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel wants to kill the slow, 40-year old plane, but its fans say it does the job better than anything else.

After the teams are whittled down from 68 to 16 in the first weekend, the remaining teams will vie for a shot at the Final Four, which will be held this year at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas.

Former Miami Dolphins lineman Richie Incognito has reportedly been admitted to a psychiatric care center amid concerns over his mental health in the wake of the Jonathan Martin bullying scandal.

The Arizona governor has earned praise even from her political foes after vetoing a bill that would have legalized discrimination against gays.

A vandal reportedly smashed the NFL player's $300,000 car with a bat outside his Scottsdale, Ariz., home.

The cliché is true: Saving is hard. But the difficulty level depends on where you live.

Governor Jan Brewer reportedly said that Senate Bill 1062 “could divide Arizona in ways we cannot even imagine and no one would ever want."

Apple’s iPhone 6 will be launching this fall; that is if GT Advance Technologies Inc., Apple’s sapphire supplier for its plant in Mesa, Ariz., is to be believed.

It’s billed as protecting religious freedoms, but critics argue Senate Bill 1062 would inaugurate a legal form of discrimination.

SB 1062, which would let businesses refuse service to customers for religious reasons, is opposed by many corporations and top Republicans.

Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovich has made several concessions, but the United States remains ready to impose sanctions.

A nude photo of what is rumored to be "Spider-Man" actress Emma Stone has leaked online this week. Despite allegations that the individual in the revealing photo is the film star, a source is claiming the image is a fake.

A new report confirms previous rumors about Apple’s upcoming iPhone 6, but calls into question if Apple is developing a new line of devices.

The names of the victims in the fatal Telluride plane crash were released by the San Miguel County Sheriff's Office.

Former NFL star Darren Sharper is alleged to have drugged and raped at least two women in California, and faces similar accusations across several states.

Like every year, some teams have more cap room than others and will try to use to their advantage. This year, assuming no major, high-paid players are dropped, the Oakland Raiders have the most cap space with $63 million available heading into free agency.

The U.S. Senate passed the debt ceiling increase bill, 55-43, after a filibuster attempt by Ted Cruz was blocked by his own party leaders.