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  1. Around 1.5 million of the 7.5 million borrowers previously enrolled in SAVE already selected a new repayment option.

  2. Senator John Kennedy's proposal could offer Congress one of its most immediate opportunities to implement a key AI safety measure.

  3. A new poll suggests the issue of Medicare for All could benefit Republicans in some of the country's most competitive House races.

  4. Crypto Clarity Act stalls in Senate as three Republicans join Democrats, leaving digital asset overhaul short of votes.

  5. Washington Commanders veteran wide receiver Stefon Diggs seemingly responded to his costly Week 1 penalty.

  6. Florida Democrats came close to winning statewide in 2018, but the party's last two Senate nominees lost by double-digit margins.

  7. ESPN analyst Jason Kelce sent a strong message about the Kansas City Chiefs' new-look offense with running back Kenneth Walker.

  8. The Los Angeles Dodgers secured a spot in the postseason for the 14th consecutive season, matching an MLB record.

  9. Ole Miss is ready for Lane Kiffin's return, with AD Keith Carter revealing new details on how messy his LSU exit really was.

  10. The outgoing Kentucky Republican is forcing a vote on Pete Hegseth just as the Iran war’s bill reaches voters’ wallets.

  11. Rob Reiner and Michele Singer Reiner had been longtime opponents of the death penalty prior to their slayings late last year.

  12. President Donald Trump continued his years-long criticism of the Supreme Court after they ruled against him on mail in ballots.

  13. Russell Wilson made a strong prediction about Lamar Jackson after the Ravens quarterback's Week 1 performance.

  14. The debate over who should pay for AI infrastructure is becoming a major political issue.

  15. Three major pollsters have released nationally representative surveys after the convention.

  16. The head of petroleum analysis for GasBuddy issued a warning for residents in Illinois, Indiana, Ohio and Wisconsin on Tuesday.

  17. McConnell returned to the Senate this week after a months-long absence that raised questions about transparency.

  18. Ariarne Titmus, Amy Hunt, Gracie Kramer and more female athletes have criticized the "Euphoria" star over the sports commercial.

  19. ESPN sideline reporter Holly Rowe responded to a public apology from Texas Longhorns quarterback Arch Manning.

  20. Chicago White Sox infielder Tristan Peters accomplished a rare MLB feat, spurring his team to a key win Monday.

  21. Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid reacted to Travis Kelce's performance in their Week 1 victory over the Denver Broncos.

  22. An SEC team is turning to a true freshman quarterback after just two games, following an impressive relief performance in Week 2.

  23. Trump's allegation comes as a new trove of documents related to an assassination attempt against him was released this week.

  24. Ohio State head coach Ryan Day made it clear what his players and staff must focus on after giving up a 20-point lead to Texas.

  25. Texas Longhorns quarterback Arch Manning issues a public apology for his recent comments about ESPN reporter Holly Rowe.

  26. Attorney General Todd Blanche accused Democrats of using the growing debate over AI to influence the midterm elections,

  27. The next innovation will be a monthly subscription to someone who slaps your phone out of your hand if you check TikTok at dinner.

  28. An armadillo was found dead in Ohio, marking the first natural instance the species has appeared in the state.

  29. More than 418,000 birds are affected as H5N1 hits commercial turkey flocks across Minnesota and the Dakotas.

  30. Prosecutors spared Nick Reiner the death penalty, echoing a lesson his father learned through years of trying to save him.

  31. Since RFK Jr. took office, measles-linked deaths recorded since have surpassed those recorded in the previous 20 years combined.

  32. The Texas Senate contest could play a large role in determining which party controls the upper chamber after the midterms.

  33. Remains have been found near Crystal Rapid as Grand Canyon crews continue searches after deadly flash flooding.

  34. NBA veteran Paul George took the podium on Tuesday for his introductory press conference with the Boston Celtics.

  35. Steelers CB Joey Porter Jr. could be traded amid a contract dispute, and a top NFL insider says two contenders are worth watching.

  36. ESPN's Stephen A.

  37. The Denver Broncos opened up their 2026 regular-season campaign with a blowout loss to the Kansas City Chiefs on Monday night.

  38. The Kansas Attorney General has been one of the leading GOP voices on the issue of immigrants voting in elections.

  39. Denver Broncos head coach Sean Payton said he had no knowledge about the recent reports involving Drew Brees.

  40. The Broncos were dominated in every phase by the Chiefs in Week 1, and Sean Payton isn't making excuses for the ugly performance.

  41. The DCCC expanded its House battleground map, adding three candidates to its Red to Blue program.

  42. Her attorney told Newsweek, "With the source that clear, Taco Bell is an unnecessary party to Ms.

  43. The Florida Spa, Pure Skin Palm Beach, confirmed the procedure in an Instagram post after the president's son's wedding.

  44. Thomas Massie filed impeachment articles against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth over alleged Iran war powers violations.

  45. Running back Kenneth Walker III put on a masterful performance in his debut with the Kansas City Chiefs on Monday night.

  46. Albert Breer warned of potential damage to the Cleveland Browns if the team continues to perform poorly this season.

  47. After years on the pill, Jessie Willis expected relief coming off it.

  48. Lane Kiffin returns to Ole Miss for the first time since leaving for LSU, and Oxford is on high alert for a hostile environment.

  49. Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes delivered a message on social media following his team's Week 1 win.

  50. Republicans were trusted more than Democrats on only one issue, according to a new poll published on Tuesday.