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How would you feel if you found out that an airline was using the Internet to track down photographs and personal information about you before you even boarded the flight? Surprise -- it’s happening.

Here are just some of the notable sports moments that happened on July 10 :

Here are some of the people in the sports world celebrating birthdays on July 10:

When news broke that Katie Holmes and Tom Cruise had called it quits, many celeb-watchers weren't terribly surprised. But while the impetus of the split is keeping the tabloids busy, statistics may tell a less-enticing story: this was Cruise's third marriage, and they're simply more likely to fail.

If James Dean was in his prime today, would we still consider him cool? According to a new survey, maybe not -- seems the very definition of what's cool and what's not could be changing.

Roger Federer climbed back to the top of the tennis world with his seventh Wimbledon victory on Sunday. Does that win make him better than Pete Sampras in the annals of tennis history?

On Monday, thousands of people woke up to find they had no internet service. And it wasn't just a weird coincidence -- computers infected with a certain malware were affected in what's now been dubbed 'Malware Monday.'

Online shoppers often cite the convenience of purchasing items from web retailers like Amazon, but another perk to cyber shopping is that buyers often don't have to pay sales tax. Thanks to a congressional bill, though, that could soon change.

Pennies add up to dollars. Just ask Thomas Daigle of Milford, MA., who paid off his mortgage in pennies.

Because he plays for the Colorado Rockies, who have among the worst records of any Major League Baseball team at the All-Star break, Carlos Gonzalez flies under the radar.