Andrew Fenichel discusses potential fixes to the NBA Draft Lottery, addressing concerns about tanking and fairness. He proposes separate lotteries and eligibility rules.

The Dallas Mavericks lucked into the first overall pick when they won the NBA Draft Lottery on a 1.8% chance, and they concluded that by making the extremely obvious choice of Duke's Cooper Flagg.

Blackman, the No. 9 pick in the 1981 NBA Draft, called the 2025 lottery results "a time of renewal ... for our organization, for our fans." ...

When the US State Department announced on April 5 that it would be revoking all existing visas for South Sudanese citizens, it threw into uncertainty the lives of every national living in the USA.