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O.J. Simpson was charged Tuesday with seven felonies, including kidnapping, in the alleged armed robbery of sports memorabilia collectors in a casino-hotel room.

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Baltimore outfielder Jay Gibbons met with two officials from the baseball commissioner’s office to discuss a report he received performance-enhancing steroids and human growth hormone after both substances were banned by baseball.

Philadelphia Eagles star Donovan McNabb says black quarterbacks face greater scrutiny than their white counterparts. In an interview on HBO’s “Real Sports with Bryant Gumbel” to be broadcast Tuesday, McNabb said black quarterbacks “have to do a little bit extra” because there are relatively few of them, adding “people didn’t want us to play this position.”

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Albert Pujols of the St. Louis Cardinals was a late scratch for Tuesday night’s game against the Philadelphia Phillies due to a strained left calf muscle.

A company that distributed human growth hormone to athletes and entertainers has been fined and will cooperate with ongoing investigations.

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While quite a few reports seemed pretty confident that Sony was indeed looking to sell its PS3 chip production facilities to Toshiba, Sony has now hit back with denials. Reportedly, the firm stated that it was “looking at ways to improve its chip operations but had reached no decision on whether to sell it,” and just in case you needed a bit of proof from the other side, a spokesman for Toshiba “also said that no deal had been decided.” According to Sony spokesman Tomio Takizawa, “nothing concrete has been decided,” so until we hear otherwise, we’ll take his word for it.

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While quite a few reports seemed pretty confident that Sony was indeed looking to sell its PS3 chip production facilities to Toshiba, Sony has now hit back with denials. Reportedly, the firm stated that it was “looking at ways to improve its chip operations but had reached no decision on whether to sell it,” and just in case you needed a bit of proof from the other side, a spokesman for Toshiba “also said that no deal had been decided.” According to Sony spokesman Tomio Takizawa, “nothing concrete has been decided,” so until we hear otherwise, we’ll take his word for it.

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Office Depot Featured Gadget: Xbox 360 Platinum System Packs the power to bring games to life!

Kevin Everett could be transferred to a Houston hospital by this weekend to begin the next phase of the Bills tight end’s rehabilitation.