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  1. UConn head coach Dan Hurley addressed concerns about Braylon Mullins' recent injury as the Huskies prepare for another big season.

  2. The major hurricane will be named Nolo once it forms and is set to pass by Hawaii in the coming days.

  3. A group of 30 senators urged DHS and the State Department to keep protections in place for over 100,000 Ukrainians.

  4. LSU Tigers head coach Lane Kiffin called this past Saturday night's matchup against Ole Miss the Rebels' "Super Bowl."

  5. Patrick Mahomes doesn't want the Kansas City Chiefs to take their foot off the gas after their hot start to the 2026 NFL season.

  6. Mimi Haley called the recommended sentencing by the judge fair as Weinstein awaits resentencing in California.

  7. Ahead of Xi's meeting with Trump, Zelensky said the Chinese leader has unique leverage to help end the Ukraine war.

  8. Steve Spurrier has a bold prediction for Saturday's top-10 showdown between SEC heavyweights Texas and Tennessee.

  9. Pete Golding and the Ole Miss Rebels took care of business in one of the most highly-anticipated games of the 2026 season.

  10. Cleveland Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson said on Wednesday that he never wants to "go at war with the fans."

  11. Eli Manning reacted to his nephew, Arch Manning, and his media situation after a postgame controversy involving Holly Rowe.

  12. Two GOP-held seats shifted toward Democrats in the latest ratings from the Cook Political Report.

  13. Kansas City Chiefs veteran tight end Travis Kelce explained what's different about this year's team after their 2-0 start.

  14. The undefeated Bengals suffered a big blow as a key WR is set to undergo thumb surgery and miss 4-6 weeks.

  15. Pezeshkian’s defiant U.N. speech exposed Iran’s dilemma: how to negotiate an exit without making compromise look like surrender.

  16. Secretary of State Marco Rubio has announced a new crackdown on what he described as “birth tourism” networks.

  17. After Apollo Global Capital bought an-MLB record stake in the Yankees, Ted Leonsis called out private equity ownership in sports.

  18. The NBA may be probing Gary Trent Jr.'

  19. ESPN's Jordan Rodgers warned that LSU quarterback Sam Leavitt may not be a long-term starter if he keeps struggling.

  20. Sabato’s Crystal Ball moved Michigan’s open Senate race from “Toss-up” to “Leans Democratic" on Tuesday.

  21. The CBO projects that Social Security's retirement trust fund will become insolvent by mid-2032.

  22. Some Republicans have split with Trump over the Iran war, immigration, trade, his family and campaign strategy ahead of midterms.

  23. Target's offering half a dozen discounts for parents but they end in just a few days.

  24. Record-high diesel costs are putting school bus budgets under growing strain.

  25. Stephen Curry stayed quiet on his next Warriors deal for weeks.

  26. The CEO of Texas-based Greenland Energy told Newsweek the deal could help the U.S. reduce its dependence on China for minerals.

  27. Russell Wilson picked a veteran quarterback, not Patrick Mahomes, as his choice to win Comeback Player of the Year.

  28. The Giants are dealing with a major setback as star QB Jaxson Dart is set for season-ending knee surgery.

  29. Lonzo Ball seemed to indicate he was retiring from basketball during a recent appearance on the "Ball in the Family" podcast.

  30. Chiefs star Travis Kelce reacted to hilarious memes inspired by his wife Taylor Swift's touchdown celebration.

  31. Mike Florio floated a wild theory Wednesday that the New York Giants could bring Colin Kaepernick in for a workout.

  32. Marvin Harrison Jr. has struggled badly through two games, and rival NFL teams could be monitoring a possible trade.

  33. Senators John Curtis, Lisa Murkowski and Thom Tillis are among the Republicans crticizing Trump Jr. over the wedding gift.

  34. The Las Vegas Raiders got a positive report on the Week 3 status of tight end Brock Bowers, who missed his first two games.

  35. The Tampa Bay Rays extended a record second-half winning streak behind one of their top starting pitchers on Tuesday night.

  36. Xi Jinping arrived at Joint Base Andrews on Wednesday ahead of a high-stakes summit with the U.S. president.

  37. Chicago Bears backup quarterback Tyson Bagent entered the NFL's concussion protocol amid Caleb Williams uncertainty.

  38. Shedeur Sanders' future with the Browns is uncertain after Deshaun Watson's big Week 2 performance.

  39. There's a reported timeline for the return of Indianapolis Colts wide receiver Alec Pierce following his Week 2 injury.

  40. Wearables generate valuable health data, but consumers often lack meaningful control over how it is used.

  41. Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce admitted that he was caught off guard when breaking an impressive NFL record.

  42. The death of an accused killer shows "God is the ultimate arbiter of justice," a prosecutor says.

  43. The tunic is believed by some Christians to have been worn by Jesus Christ during the Last Supper.

  44. Wealth should offer more than financial returns.

  45. Trump TV is the latest sign of a presidency whose most consistent principle is the speed with which it changes principles.

  46. Businesses keep searching for workers within the same narrow geographic circles, then wonder why they cannot fill essential jobs.

  47. Don't treat digital interaction as the destination, rather it should be a bridge.

  48. Researchers at the University of Jyväskylä, Finland, found an association between higher teenage BMI and faster biological aging.

  49. Capitalism has produced innovation, but defending the system cannot mean pretending its benefits are reaching enough people.

  50. A defining sign of El Niño is a tongue-shaped band of unusually warm water extending thousands of miles along the equator.