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PHILADELPHIA — Tears of joy flowed down Karen Serrano Roberts' face as she walked into the Leon H. Sullivan International Arrivals Hall Wednesday evening with her husband, LaMar, by her side.

One in a series of stories remembering the 1982-83 76ers, one of the NBA’s best teams ever.

AUGUSTA, Ga. — To no one’s surprise, the most iconic golf club on the planet isn’t interested in humanistic moral arguments. After all, Augusta National didn’t admit Blacks until 1990 and banned women until 2012, almost a decade after women’s rights hero Martha Burk unsheathed her bayonet.

AUGUSTA, Ga. — Tiger Woods limped up the 17th fairway lined eight deep at midday Monday, a failing god at golf’s most heavenly site, surrounded by worshippers whispering their worries.

PHILADELPHIA — Apple's new classical music service, which launched March 28, has more than 5 million recordings and some serious shortcomings. You can't download directly, only stream; it's supposed to synchronize with your existing Apple Music library, and doesn't (at least, mine didn't); it's currently available only on iPhone.

One in a series of stories remembering the 1982-83 76ers, one of the NBA's best teams ever.

Most of the world's legendary largemouth bass fisherman are from the South, not South Jersey by way of South Philly.

PHILADELPHIA — For Beatrice Tolbert, the Wardrobe is somewhere she can see people who are looking forward to seeing her.

NEW YORK — A few hours before game time, Brandon Marsh took stock of the energy around the Phillies clubhouse. They were 0-and-4 to start the season, but he wasn’t too concerned.