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Two congressmen want Citigroup out of Citi Field.Reps. Dennis Kucinich and Ted Poe are urging the Obama administration to demand that Citigroup drop its $400 million, 20-year naming rights deal for Citi Field, the New York Mets' new stadium scheduled to open in April, because of $45 billion the bank received in government aid.'At Citigroup, 50,000 people will lose their jobs.

By KEVIN LYONS IRVING — There were parking signs and parts from concession stands, items that signified little about the history of the famous building they came from.But there were plenty of signature scraps as well: Tony Romo’s locker; the Fiberglas stars that ringed the infield walls; a golf cart with a huge Cowboys helmet.Winners of a December online auction of more than 600 items went one by one Friday to Texas Stadium to claim their Cowboys memorabilia — their memories, really.'My family has had season tickets to Cowboys games since the stadium opened, and someone in my family has been to every home game,' said Susie Stephenson of Plano. Stephenson said she paid $380 for a club sign and $300 for a pair of men and women’s bathroom signs that were on the suite level.'This was more about [buying] family history than Cowboys history,' she said.Texas Stadium, the home field of the Cowboys since 1971, is set to be demolished by the beginning of 2010.Many things

The No. 2 Stanford women’s swimming and diving team (18-0, 5-0 Pac-10) opened its final home weekend of the season with an impressive 166.5-125.5 victory over No. 20 UCLA (4-3, 2-3) this afternoon i...

Having drawn a bye on day one of the Louis Vuitton Pacific Series BMW Oracle Racing's afterguard spent time watching

The SoxFest town-hall-style meetings with fans haven't always been kind to general manager Ken Williams.

Britain's Laura Robson will attempt to win the second junior Grand Slam title of her career at the Australian Open on Saturday.

Phil Mickelson shot a 7-over 149 to miss the cut at the FBR Open for the second time in three years.

The demise of Duke Wednesday night at Wake Forest opens the door for yet another new No. 1 team. It could turn out to be a return ...

A gallant Fernando Verdasco was gracious in defeat after his epic Australian Open semifinal against Rafael Nadal.

Reliever Brian Bruney and the New York Yankees agreed Friday to a $1.25 million, one-year contract, settling the team's last salary arbitration case.The deal raised New York's projected opening-day payroll just above $198 million for 18 players with agreements. The Yankees still must negotiate with Joba Chamberlain, Phil Hughes and others who didn't have enough service time to be eligible for arbitration.