Cincinnati Reds great Pete Rose was given a so-called lifetime ban from MLB for gambling on baseball. So why isn't he eligible after his death?

Pete Rose, the former Major League Baseball star, died at 83 from natural causes, per the Clark County coroner. Known for his record hits, Rose's career was marred by a gambling scandal that led to a ...

Pete Rose's decorated MLB career included three World Series wins and National League MVP Award, before he was banned from ...

Los Angeles Sparks star Cameron Brink announced on Instagram that she got engaged in Paris to her longtime boyfriend, ...

On Tuesday, former President Jimmy Carter turned 100, and Habitat for Humanity Monterey Bay celebrated the big milestone. To ...

Pete Rose, Lance Armstrong, Tonya Harding, Maria Sharapova and more have served or are currently serving bans from their sport. See where 8 of these athletes are today ...

In choosing to live in Las Vegas, before the sport’s career hits leader died Monday at 83, the man known as Charlie Hustle ...

The Supreme Court faces mounting pressure over accusations of ethics violations, primarily aimed at Clarence Thomas and ...

At the current trajectory, retirees could see their benefits cut by 21% in roughly a decade if Congress doesn’t take action. If that happens, a couple retiring in 25 years could ...

Ken Page, the Broadway actor whose extensive career included standout roles in “The Wiz” and “Cats,” but whose rich baritone ...

A judge has struck down a key part of Michigan's sex offender registry requirement that thousands of people stay on the list ...