Jordan's execution came decades after he kidnapped and killed 35-year-old Edwina Marter, who was shot in the back of the head on Jan. 12, 1976.

Michael Jordan’s rise and domination of the sporting world with the Chicago Bulls happened to coincide with trading card companies pushing their printing presses to unprecedented extremes. As a ...

There’s one small corner of the world that Michael Jordan cherishes more than any other — his own personal haven of sporting bliss. But it’s not in Chicago. In fact, there isn’t a ...

Jordan’s supporters still believe he can convince enough opponents to come around, pointing to the several key votes Jordan won on Monday, including House Armed Services Chairman Mike Rogers of ...

Jordan was starring in Mayim Bialik’s “Call Me Kat” at the time of his death. Production of the Fox series was temporarily suspended, and an episode was dedicated in his honor.

Michael Jordan and Juanita Vanoy in 1996. Fitzroy Barrett/Shutterstock Vanoy was born on June 13, 1959, in Chicago, Ill. She was raised on the city’s South Side, as the fifth of six girls in her ...

Leslie Jordan, the actor, comedian and musician known for his roles in “Will & Grace” and “American Horror Story” and for his uplifting pandemic Instagram videos, died after a car crash ...

Jordan vs. James: Career points Yes, there can be some Jordan bias here. James is the NBA's all-time scoring leader, but Jordan hit major scoring milestones well ahead of James throughout his career.

20. Quinton Dailey Dailey is largely forgotten as a casualty of Jordan's ascension, but prior to No. 23's arrival in Chicago, he was one of the only worthwhile Bulls. He averaged 16.4 points per ...

In particular, Jordan called out the voting contingency about its apparent disregard for box-score statistics like blocks and steals. “Michael Cooper is great at ball denial,” Jordan told SI.

Each time Jordan laced up his Jordan 1, he was actually fined $5,000.00 per game. The shoes subsequently became known as “BANNED” —and Nike, smartly, decided to make lemons out of lemonade.

One in five people living in Jordan is Palestinian — more than 2.3 million registered refugees in all, a population slightly larger than that of the Gaza Strip. Most of them have full citizenship.