Topic: William S.

William S. Sessions, who directed the Federal Bureau of Investigation from 1987 to 1993, died Friday in San Antonio, Texas. He was 90 years old.

With just a week to go, Kentucky Derby trainers work to get their horses on schedule amid some wet weather; Churchill Downs and Belmont Park open their seasons; much more racing action plus new inductees to the Racing Hall of Fame.

Acting White House Chief of Staff Mick Mulvaney said Sunday that Democrats will never see President Donald Trump's tax returns.

President Donald Trump's lawyer has said that his tax returns should remain private as the Justice Department weighs constitutionality of releasing them.

A Texas man who became a leader of a Mexican cartel was sentenced to 49 years and one month in federal prison, the Department of Justice said Monday.

As up to 29 quarterbacks ready for the beginning of free agency March 14, they need to be realistic about their abilities to properly target their next team.

A pair of top Guantanamo Bay officials were fired from their positions Monday, according to the Pentagon.

World Approval wins Woodbine Mile, Winx wins 20th straight race, The Tabulator counted first on Kentucky Derby trail and much more in weekend Thoroughbred racing.

Walter Becker, the co-founder of the band Steely Dan in the 1970s, died Sunday. He was 67.

On Dec. 6, 1973, Gerald Ford was confirmed as vice president under Richard Nixon, replacing Spiro Agnew, who had resigned in the face of income tax-evasion charges.