Houston (Texas)

Mardy Fish, the American number one player
Janet Jackson and Justin Timberlake perform at half-time at Super Bowl XXXVIII
Feliciano Lopez
Mitt Romney (L) meets with Former President George H.W. Bush and Barbara Bush
Mexico's Erik Morales, pictured in 2011
Obama was set to host Cameron in Washington
Allen Stanford leaving court in Houston, Texas, in 2009
Stanford has spent the past three years in a US jail after being deemed a flight risk
Stanford has spent the past three years in a US jail after being deemed a flight risk
Stanford has spent the past three years in a US jail after being deemed a flight risk
Financier and cricket mogul Allen Stanford has been found guilty by a US jury of a $7 billion Ponzi scheme
Six Nations rugby union side Italy will visit the United States for a June 23 match
Allen Stanford faces up to 20 years in prison if convicted
Jeremy Lin was cut by Golden State and Houston before grabbing a spot on the Knicks bench
Jeremy Lin was cut by Golden State and Houston before grabbing a spot on the Knicks bench
The 62nd All-Star exhibition will be played on Sunday, February 17, 2013 at the Houston Rockets' Toyota Center arena
Texas billionaire Allen Stanford
A pair of unmanned NASA spacecraft orbiting the Moon were renamed Ebb and Flow by a middle school class in Montana
Keflezighi, Flanagan win Olympic berths
Bank Robbery Hostages

Famed French cave paintings on exhibit in Chicago

Stunning reproductions of the famed cave paintings of Lascaux are being displayed for the first time outside of France at an exhibit in Chicago opening on Wednesday.
 

Famed French cave paintings on exhibit in Chicago

Stunning reproductions of the famed cave paintings of Lascaux are being displayed for the first time outside of France at an exhibit in Chicago opening on Wednesday.
 

Heat edges Celtics to stretch win streak

Reigning NBA champion Miami pushed the second-longest win streak in NBA history to 23 games with a 105-103 victory at Boston that gave the historic run its toughest test.
 

Heat rip Hawks to stretch win streak to 19 games

Dwyane Wade scored 23 points while LeBron James added 15 to spark the defending NBA champion Miami Heat to their 19th consecutive victory in a 99-81 rout of the Atlanta Hawks.
 

Spain museums adapt to survive budget cuts

Spain's top museums are raising entry prices, opening for longer hours and sending works abroad in touring exhibitions in a scramble for new revenue to offset steep government cuts to their budgets.
 

Nigeria to face Mexico in Houston friendly

African champions Nigeria will face Mexico in a high-profile friendly in Houston, Texas, on May 31 as part of their preparations for the Confederations Cup in June.
 

Apologetic McIlroy vows not to repeat walkoff blunder

World No. 1 Rory McIlroy apologized Wednesday for walking off the course in the middle of his second round at last week's PGA Honda Classic, saying he learned from the error and will not do it again.
 

SpaceX capsule nears ISS for rendezvous on Sunday

A privately-owned unmanned US space capsule neared the International Space Station early Sunday, preparing to dock to deliver food, scientific materials and other crucial equipment.
 

SpaceX's ISS rendezvous set for Sunday

SpaceX's unmanned Dragon capsule will dock Sunday with the International Space Station on a mission to deliver food, scientific experiments and other cargo, NASA said.
 

Ex-Laker star Fisher rejoins Thunder

Derek Fisher, who won five NBA titles with the Los Angeles Lakers, has signed a contract with the Oklahoma City Thunder, the club announced on Monday.
 

Texas executes man for ex-girlfriend's murder

Texas executed Thursday a man convicted of killing his ex-girlfriend by throwing gasoline on her and setting her on fire, after the US Supreme Court denied his last appeal, prison authorities said.
 

Americans frequent victims of 'seafood fraud': report

Fish sold in the United States is often deliberately mislabeled, making American consumers the unwitting victims of "widespread seafood fraud," according to a report out Thursday.
 

NASA briefly loses contact with space station

The International Space Station briefly lost contact with ground controllers on Tuesday because of a computer problem, but its commander said the crew was fine, NASA said.
 

NASA can't talk to space station

The International Space Station lost communication with ground controllers on Tuesday but its commander says the crew is fine, NASA said.
 

Lillard outshines Lin to win NBA Skills Challenge

Portland Trail Blazers rookie Damian Lillard captured the NBA Skills Challenge, outclassing Houston's Jeremy Lin and 2012 winner Tony Parker of San Antonio.
 

Team Chuck rolls over Team Shaq in NBA 'Rising Stars'

Denver Nuggets second-year forward Kenneth Faried had 40 points as Team Chuck routed Team Shaq 163-135 in the National Basketball Association's Rising Stars Challenge game.
 

Brazil legend Schmidt elected to Basketball Hall of Fame

Brazilian legend Oscar Schmidt, a three-time Olympic scoring champion and 1980s Italian league star, was among five people announced Friday as 2013 inductees to the Basketball Hall of Fame.
 

LeBron ends record run but Heat beat Thunder

LeBron James powered the Miami Heat to a 110-100 win over the Oklahoma City Thunder, but fell just short of extending a record-breaking scoring run.
 

LeBron ends hot streak, Heat beat Thunder

LeBron James powered the Miami Heat to a 110-100 win over Oklahama City on Thursday, but fell just short of extending a record-breaking scoring run.
 

Lin settling in with Rockets

A year after 'Linsanity' gripped New York Knicks fans and propelled NBA break-out star Jeremy Lin to global fame, the modest point guard is enjoying a more subdued yet substantial role with playoff contenders Houston.