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SI.com: Kevin Armstrong: Backed by his family, Hamilton finds success on the court

HARLEM, N.Y. -- Greg Hamilton had a choice.

Time.com: Philly's Cop Beating: No Rodney King

A swift response to a savage incident appears to have kept the city out of a racially charged controversy -- at least for now

Time.com: 7 More Philly Cops Off Street Duty

Seven more police officers were taken off street duty Thursday as investigators look into the videotaped police beating of three shooting suspects during a traffic stop

Rodney King wounded in shooting

Rodney King, whose 1991 police beating sparked widespread rioting in Los Angeles and other U.S. cities, was recovering Thursday after being slightly wounded by gunfire.

Hope isn't just a middle name

While others saw lawlessness and despair in the looting, violence and chaos of the 1992 Los Angeles riots, businessman John Hope Bryant saw a cry for help.

EW review: 'Batman Begins' a triumph

One benefit of not being a comic-book fanboy or -girl is the immunity such dispassion grants: No blood-pressure crises are likely to arise over arguments pertaining to whether "Batman Begins" lives up to the franchise launched 16 years ago by director Tim Burton and Batman No. 1, Michael Keaton, then sullied -- tsk! -- eight years ago by director Joel Schumacher and Batman No. 3, George Clooney, with that unholy nippled Batsuit.

Video appears to show LAPD officer hitting suspect

A Los Angeles Police Department officer pursuing the driver of a stolen car Wednesday was seen on videotape appearing to beat the suspect after he apparently had surrendered.

Fortune: PRODUCTS OF THE YEAR

Election years are best remembered for their presidential candidates rather than for their products, but in 1992 the line between the two blurred. Hence the appearance of Ross Perot on this year's ...

Fortune: TEENAGERS TALK ABOUT LIFE Violence, hopes, cops, racism, drugs, dreams, school, family, neighborhood -- nine

WHAT HAPPENS when you ask seventh- and eighth-graders, awash in the formative years, what their life is like? They tell you. Sometimes they tell you about gangs and guns, or a dad that does drugs. ...

Fortune: AT&T EXECUTIVE EXORCISES DEMONS

Sales manager Brent Wade, 32, has written a novel about a black executive named Billy Covington who becomes so distraught over office politics and racial slights at work that he attempts suicide. W...

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