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Outdoor Summer Basketball Faces Uncertain Future in the Nation’s Capital

*WASHINGTON — Once located just east of the Anacostia River in Washington, D.C., was Barry Farm, 400-plus units of …

*IRVINGTON, N.J. — A child who fled war-torn Liberia is now a successful businesswoman in the United States. At age 21, …

*In the bigger/stronger/faster era in professional sports, selecting the right trainer is a must. That’s where James …

*COLLEGE PARK, Maryland — Three-time Olympian Dominique Dawes still maintains her focus and dedication to what’s …

*Gary Antuanne Russell is increasingly a force to be reckoned with in boxing’s junior welterweight division. Russell …

*In foster care since she was 16, Kelisha Williams is closer to her dream of becoming a lawyer and going into politics …

*TARRANT, Ala. — As a white city councilman in an Alabama town faces outrage for directing a racial slur at a black city …

*Sleep deprivation is just one of the many sacrifices Kenneth Glenn makes for his family, coaches and fire department. …

*WASHINGTON — The coronavirus vaccine maker Johnson & Johnson was warned by the US Food and Drug Administration …

*COVID-19 continues to have an impact on big get-togethers. Just ask Nevada Boxing Hall of Fame President Michelle …

*WASHINGTON — Ray McFarland and his wife, Leslie, have mastered the art of pivoting. They have “remixed” the business …

*Jermell Charlo and Brian Castano aim to knock each other out on Saturday in a clash that could produce the first …

*A talented music manager, Kasual Kas has always had an amazing ear for music. For years he used those talents to propel …

*Calvin Gary, better known as Joonie, calls his latest project his “third masterpiece.” Titled “Yellow Dust,” it reaches …

*Velma Scantlebury, who became the nation’s first black female transplant surgeon in 1989, believes there are more …