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Students were forced to take off their "Let's Go Brandon" shirts because they were deemed vulgar.

The Steelers are signing a Super Bowl champion corner off the Bucs' practice squad after trading Joey Porter Jr. to the Cowboys.

An activist involved with a team searching for Noah's Ark in Turkey says finding it will also challenge evolution.

ESPN analyst Dan Orlovsky blasted the Philadelphia Eagles offense after their ugly performance in Sunday's loss to the Rams.

“It’s conceivable that by 2050 whole communities could be built by robots," one architect told Newsweek.

Health guidance outlines key differences between plague and other infectious diseases after a suspected Russian case.

Health insurers are facing growing healthcare spending as well as higher prescription drug costs.

Hastert died at his home in Plano, Illinois, on October 3 while under hospice care, the Kendall County Coroner confirmed Monday.

Trump backed reclassifying marijuana during the 2024 campaign and signed an executive order in December directing the change.

The YouTuber described Jesus Christ as a “Mustang full of testosterone.”

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Puka Nacua is dealing with a "pre-hernia" less than 24 hours after his strong return in the Rams' win over the Eagles.

Pro Bowl wide receiver Tyreek Hill could reunite with his former NFL team after a recent update from his agent.

Former White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt is becoming the latest Trump administration official to join Fox News.

Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson injured his ankle near the end of the first half of Sunday's matchup against Tennessee.

Karl-Anthony Towns shares his thoughts on his Knicks future as the reigning champions prepare for a new season.

Cost-of-living adjustments mean dozens of states and cities are seeing wages rise further above the $7.25 federal minimum in 2026.

Titans head coach Robert Saleh sends fiery message to Cam Ward critics after Sunday's 24-18 loss in Baltimore.

The far-right challenger and son of disgraced ex-president Jair Bolsonaro beat the incumbent Lula in first round of election.

Study participants who ate processed meals experienced different metabolic responses to those that consumed less-processed food.

Beth Van Duyne told Newsweek, "As Vice President Vance recently noted in interviews, the H-1B program is being grossly abused."

NHL analyst Sid Seixeiro boldly predicted that superstar Connor McDavid will end up leaving the Edmonton Oilers.

Leaked audio captures Ken Paxton saying Washington controls key campaign decisions as he fights to close a polling gap.

Ohio voters will decide 21 data center measures, over half the U.S. total, as the issue shapes key midterm races.

The NHL's all-time leading goal scorer announced when he plans to retire two days before the Capitals' home opener.

The Los Angeles Rams coaching staff got into a heated confrontation with Philadelphia Eagles fans at Lincoln Financial Field.

An update on a lingering health issue for LeBron James could raise concern ahead of the Philadelphia 76ers' season.

Elderbrook and Bob Moses discuss the resurgence of "Inner Light" after appearing in a Grand Theft Auto VI trailer.

Gas prices are falling across the country, even though it is "not exactly the most organic decline," analyst Patrick De Haan said.

Mike Vrabel reacted to Buffalo Bills safety C.J.

Suffering risks becoming routine, and treatment-resistant patients could be left to manage disappointment, writes Dr Matthew Zuch.

The Kansas City Chiefs are reportedly interested in reuniting with star wide receiver Tyreek Hill amid their hot start.

Banned Books Week reveals a deeper culture-war twist: both sides defend authority when it protects the values they already hold.

Pneumonic plague can develop when bacteria reach the lungs or are spread through infected respiratory droplets.

The Oklahoma Sooners suggested they could bench John Mateer against Texas if he continues to struggle on Saturday.

Former head coach Rex Ryan bashed a part of the Philadelphia Eagles offense after Sunday's 24-20 loss to the Los Angeles Rams.

Autism does not produce one type of employee.

AI can transform live events, but human judgment remains essential when technology fails or demands accountability.

Video showed a group of men holding a banner that read "Keep New England White" outside the city's police headquarters.

The New York Jets did something for the first time since the end of the 2024 season during Sunday's loss to the Chicago Bears.

After a loss to the Valkyries in Game 1 of the semifinals, Becky Hammon got honest about the Las Vegas Aces' issues.

After losing to the Panthers, Lions head coach Dan Campbell addressed whether he'd make a change at defensive coordinator.

A former Alabama Crimson Tide QB sees Keelon Russell reaching a rare level by season's end after a 5-0 start.

Patrick Surtain II needed two trainers to exit versus the 49ers.

Bryn Walker co-founders Bryan Walker and Michelle Min were found dead on Friday outside their home in Oakland Hills, California.

Romanian authorities said a "complex mission" was needed to rescue the crew members in the waters of the Black Sea.

The trend toward faster fastballs reached a hilt as the Dodgers and Braves featured the most 100-mph relievers in a single game.

Veteran homelessness is at a record low, but Anthony Lawson argues private capital could help expand supportive housing.

Housing protests in Spain raise questions over whether rent controls are sufficient to fix the affordability crisis.

Interior Secretary Doug Burgum said the map showed the “MASSIVE untapped potential” in America's critical mineral resources.