Jul.10 -- Orangetheory Fitness Chief Executive Officer David Long says 70% of its facilities are open again and members are looking for more flexibility as they return. He speaks on "Bloomberg Markets."

Moldova's pro-Europe parties began talks on forming a coalition on Monday as near-complete parliamentary election results showed them in a strong position despite a drop in support.

With 90.6 percent of the...

HEADLINE: Turner, Boeheim humbled by AP honors

CAPTION: Ohio State swingman Evan Turner was named The Associated Press'' college basketball player of the year Friday and Syracuse''s Jim Boeheim took home AP coach of the year...

HEADLINE: FSU president says NCAA sanctions would be wrong

CAPTION: Florida State's president denounces the NCAA's intention to uphold sanctions that would take away wins in 10 sports, including as many as 14 from coach Bobby...

HEADLINE: Dungy's impact felt throughout NFL

CAPTION: Tony Dungy of the Indianapolis Colts is a new type of NFL coach, and he's already got a long legacy. AP Sports Columnist Jim Litke looks at Tony Dungy's impact on the league....

HEADLINE: Disability doesn't slow Manhattan College center

CAPTION: Though he was born without a left hand, Kevin Laue has reached his goal of playing Division 1 basketball. The northern-California native...

HEADLINE: Heisman hopefuls in New York

CAPTION: Heisman Trophy candidates Colt McCoy of Texas and Tim Tebow of Florida talked about the possibility of winning the Heisman Trophy Tuesday and reflected on their conference title...

HEADLINE: Payton: ''Nothing Like'' Lombardi trophy

CAPTION: New Orleans Saints Head Coach Sean Payton addressed reporters on Monday, one day after winning the Super Bowl, saying ''there was nothing like'' the feeling of winning the...

A prison riot at an English top security prison in Hull ended after sixty five hours. Prison officials said after the rioters surrendered that the repair bill for the severely damaged prison could be as high as two million...

Seoul, South Korea - May 4, 2005

1. South Korean Foreign Minister, Ban Ki-Moon, walking into briefing
room
2. Media a
t briefing
3. Wide o
f briefing room
4. SOUNDBITE: (Korean)...

HEADLINE: Goodell Says He's Trying to Help Bengals

CAPTION: NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell says he is trying to end the Cincinnati Bengals' continuing problems with the law. He addressed discipline and his first months on the job...

1. Various of Volkswagen Beetles being driven in Mexico city

2. Various close ups of the new Barbie Beetle special edi
tion
3. Close up interior of Barb
ie Beetle
4. Mid mirror and door
Barbie Beetle...

1. Various shots of Kim Il-sung Square and exterior of Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA)

2. So Chol, officer in the European Department of MOFA ta
lking
3. SOUNDBITE (Korean): So Chol, officer in the European...

Children Admit Cheating at Sport Due to Pressure to Win

What do Academy Award-winning actor Denzel Washington and Grammy award-winning singer Ashanti have in common? They both got their start at the Boys and Girls Clubs of America.

"My whole family...

MMA siblings Angela and Christian Lee were raised in a martial arts family and have been training since they were 4 years old

Roger Black Soundbites - 23 athletes from the London 2012 Olympics from 5 sports and 6 countries returned adverse findings in doping retests

VOICED: SOUTH AFRICA, Cape Town : South Africa has just successfully hosted the World Cup but

CLEAN: World record needed to win 110m hurdles: Richardson

CLEAN:Chaos in Ukraine parliament as Russia deal ratified

Fans in Ghana say they were heartbroken as their national football side lost 2-1 to Portugal to finish bottom of Group G and make an early World Cup exit

CLEAN : Clinton hits campaign trail after fiery debate

South Korean Prime Minister Lee Nak-yon said on Wednesday that North Korea's latest missile test could be a direct protest against Washington DC after the country was declared a state sponsor of terrorism by the...

Hollywood actresses Felicity Huffman and Lori Loughlin were charged along with nearly 50 other people on Tuesday in a scheme in which wealthy parents bribed college coaches and insiders at testing centers to help get their children into...