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  1. President Donald Trump joked that the heckler would be disciplined by her mother at home.

  2. Police are searching for who was responsible for the shooting Wednesday night.

  3. North Carolina became a focus of Trump's crime messaging during a stop in the battleground state on Wednesday.

  4. The State Department's announcement comes less than a week before the UN General Assembly.

  5. Travis Kelce was identified in federal court as one of at least 64 victims of a multi-million-dollar fraud scheme.

  6. The Chiefs and Broncos game may not have been a barn-burner, but America still tuned in.

  7. The New England Patriots will receive a major boost in their Week 2 matchup against the Pittsburgh Steelers.

  8. A top offensive player for the Houston Texans may be hurt, and fans are holding their breath.

  9. Mitch McConnell returned to the Senate this week after a three-month absence.

  10. Houston Texans QB C.J.

  11. The Ravens dominated in Week 1, and Lamar Jackson says new OC Declan Doyle's scheme is what makes the offense so hard to stop.

  12. The Bears' offense looks unstoppable after their blowout win over Carolina, and Caleb Williams says this is just the beginning.

  13. Los Angeles Dodgers starting pitcher Blake Snell exited his start against the Cincinnati Reds on Wednesday after just one inning.

  14. Dae'Quan Wright and Zxavian Harris tried to leave the NFL for one more college season with LSU.

  15. The New York Mets recalled left-handed reliever Jefry Yan from Triple-A in a four-man roster shuffle on Wednesday.

  16. New England Patriots wide receiver Mack Hollins suggested the club threatened to cut him if he didn't restructure his contract.

  17. The New York Yankees have designated utility player Oswaldo Cabrera for assignment during their series against the Twins.

  18. The Indianapolis Colts are making a major change to their defense, but some are upset that the initial decision was made at all.

  19. New England Patriots quarterback Drake Maye reflected on the extra time between their Week 1 and Week 2 games.

  20. The Detroit Red Wings have announced that Dylan Larkin has suffered an upper-body injury ahead of training camp.

  21. The Los Angeles Dodgers designated outfielder Ryan Ward for assignment ahead of their game against the Cincinnati Reds.

  22. The Pro Football Hall of Fame removed several notable names from its voting committee, including Tony Dungy and Lisa Salters.

  23. The Houston Astros have announced that Carlos Correa is officially done for the season as they push for the playoffs.

  24. Atlanta Falcons quarterback Michael Penix Jr. discussed his injury status on Wednesday.

  25. The Chicago Bears' offense absolutely lit up the Carolina Panthers' defense this past Sunday, scoring 59 points.

  26. The Pittsburgh Steelers changed the injury designation for one star prior to their matchup with the New England Patriots.

  27. Police identified 58 people in more than 1 million digital files recovered from the home in the “complex” investigation.

  28. ESPN personality Stephen A.

  29. The announcement follows a summer of concerning foodborne illness outbreaks, one of which prompted Chipotle to recall jalapenos.

  30. Vance's remarks come amid challenges Republicans have faced in recent polling before Election Day.

  31. Safe Republican seats shifted in Arkansas, Nevada, New York and Ohio, as Democrats expand their polling lead ahead of November.

  32. Cassidy said Congress needs to act soon to fix Social Security, which is projected to exhaust its retirement trust fund in 2032.

  33. ESPN's Troy Aikman came under fire for some sloppy analysis during Monday's Kansas City Chiefs-Denver Broncos game.

  34. Republican Vivek Ramaswamy trails Democrat Amy Acton in a new poll of Ohio's gubernatorial race.

  35. Cleveland Browns fans weren't happy team insider Mary Kay Cabot advocated for Deshaun Watson to remain the team's starting QB.

  36. The report also suggested rising grocery and housing costs were linked to a loss of immigrant workers across the US.

  37. Ahead of Newsweek's AI Health Summit, one leader says this isn't just a technology issue anymore.

  38. Representatives Sharice Davids, a Kansas Democrat, and Gabe Evans, a Colorado Republican, introduced the new bill.

  39. Resorts World’s Carlos Castro discusses how Las Vegas can evolve to meet changing economic and traveler demands.

  40. The San Francisco 49ers revealed one player would miss the rest of the season while another could miss the next 10 weeks.

  41. The Carolina Panthers released second-year wide receiver Jimmy Horn Jr. to make way for a new signing on Tuesday.

  42. After 17 years in L.A., the Venezuelan conductor is revitalizing the New York Philharmonic as it prepares for a European swing.

  43. The Rochester Red Wings, the Washington Nationals' Triple-A affiliate, had a moment to forget in Tuesday's loss.

  44. Three people have drowned, including one juvenile, as dangerous monsoonal moisture continues to inundate the Four Corners region.

  45. New Census Bureau data show the share of adults age 65 and older living in poverty climbed to 15.4 percent in 2025.

  46. Las Vegas Raiders tight end Brock Bowers was not available for practice on Wednesday as the team prepares for its Week 2 matchup.

  47. Athletics outfield prospect Ryan Lasko was discharged from a rehab facility following an injury which paralyzed him.

  48. The Macklemore fallout spotlights Ed Sheeran’s history of political engagement despite his neutral stance.

  49. The actress Sydney Sweeney's social media following has rebounded following a major drop off.

  50. New York Yankees outfielder Aaron Judge departed early from his club's matchup with the Minnesota Twins on Wednesday.