“Throw in the towel” is one of those sayings that has become so ubiquitous that most people never stop to consider its origins. Well, fans of boxing will no doubt already know the answer, as boxing ...

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander is one of the game's best scorers, regardless of how the points are tallied. Joshua Gateley / Getty Images Shai Gilgeous-Alexander knows the label. “Foul merchant” has become ...

NEW ORLEANS — Mardi Gras throws are changing. More krewes are choosing items people can actually use instead of plastic beads that end up in storm drains and landfills. This year, the Krewe of Freret ...

In other parts of the country, bored parade audiences and float riders might as well keep their hands in their pockets. But here, everybody’s busy, either flinging or snatching beads and baubles — and ...

Listen up, quarterbacks. Professor Tom Brady's class is now in session. While on the call for FOX's broadcast of Sunday's San Francisco 49ers-Philadelphia Eagles game, Brady offered savvy advice to ...

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The phrase throw down the gauntlet isn’t reserved for life-or-death challenges today. However, someone who did this in the 16th century wasn‘t playing around. To understand why knights were tossing ...

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NEW ORLEANS (WGNO) — Yes, you can still scream for beads, but you might want some of the new, “sustainable” throws you can catch at this year’s Rex parade. Rex has teamed up with local non-profit ...