A friend wrote that the young man "was a revered member of his local community" and "a beloved brother, son, grandson, nephew and friend."

The proof was brought after a swimming competition was caught trying to deny it allowed a 50-year-old man to compete as a 13-year-old girl.

The effect of failed immigration policies can be wide-ranging and devastating. Just ask these Chicago residents.

The film "I Can," hitting theaters Sept. 22, is about All-American one-armed softball player Katelyn Pavey.

"No one should lose their job or get suspended from school for voicing their opinion or calling a male a male."

The teen had been scheduled to take part in the girls' state high school water polo championship the day she was stricken.

The video showed the boy turn down an opportunity to shake his opponent’s hand and instead punch him in the face.

"I'm done competing. This isn't about me. But I know what's at stake if someone doesn't use their voice," Gaines said.

Instead of being met with a handshake, the winning wrestler was punched in the face and fell to the mat with a broken nose.

A representative from Police Scotland told the news outlet that "[t]here are no suspicious circumstances surrounding the death."