The Roger Clemens prosecution debacle has ceased to exist. It's as if the near five-year investigation, near two-year-old indictment, one mistrial for prosecutorial misconduct and near several months long trial never happened.

WASHINGTON -- Roger Clemens' defense may have regained the momentum in his perjury trial when a scientist testified that the government's physical evi...

WASHINGTON -- Star-struck at 11 when he saw pitching great Roger Clemens, a 25-year-old man became a witness for prosecutors seeking to convict the fo...

WASHINGTON -- Roger Clemens' lawyer jabbed his left index finger and hammered away, relentlessly attacking Brian McNamee over his personal life and ac...

By JOSEPH WHITE, Associated Press WASHINGTON -- Speaking softly, nervously and in detail, Brian McNamee testified about the life-changing moment wh...

WASHINGTON -- The judge in the Roger Clemens perjury trial said jurors were getting bored with the pace of the case and told both sides Tuesday to sto...

WASHINGTON — Andy Pettitte and Roger Clemens sat some 20 feet apart, Pettitte on the witness stand and Clemens at the defense table trying to av...

BY FREDERIC J. FROMMER, THE ASSOCIATED PRESS WASHINGTON -- The parties in the Roger Clemens perjury trial Monday settled on 12 jurors and four alte...

By Joseph White, The Associated Press WASHINGTON -- The ability to "misremember" made its inevitable first appearance at the perjury retrial of Rog...

WASHINGTON — Roger Clemens' second perjury trial began Monday, following a mistrial in the first case when prosecutors showed inadmissible evide...

-- Federal prosecutors got their conviction on Barry Bonds. Now on deck: Roger Clemens and, maybe, Lance Armstrong. The government's hazy victory in...