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Green Bay Packers pass rusher Micah Parsons delivered a clear message to the Atlanta Falcons regarding tight end Kyle Pitts.

A Supreme Court ruling could open the floodgates to employees suing their employers if their retirement fund underperforms.

The Philadelphia Flyers have signed former Toronto Maple Leafs forward Michael Bunting as they continue to struggle.

The Seahawks were planning to sign veteran running back Joe Mixon on Monday, but that changed less than 24 hours later.

Nick Saban warns that NIL and boosters are putting more pressure on college football coaches and changing how programs are run.

Knicks championship core could be in jeopardy after a slow start to contract negotiations with Karl Anthony-Towns and Josh Hart.

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor suing the British police may make King Charles look "weak," an expert told Newsweek.

Mike McCarthy went viral on Monday for the wrong reason when he said the Steelers "need to clean our own house."

A recent poll found Ohio voters are more concerned about data centers than other battleground states.

San Diego Padres All-Star Manny Machado responded to Hall of Famer David Ortiz's "it's over" declaration after Game 2 of the NLDS.

Lakers newest edition, Zaire Williams, is proving quickly that he can be the Lakers Forward of the future and grow alongside Luka.

Warsaw's mission rebuked Carlson after the conservative commentator questioned the U.K.'

The Rams signed a former All-Pro linebacker to their practice squad as they prepare for a primetime matchup with the Bills.

Tropical Storm Isaias may form in the Gulf and threaten parts of the northern Gulf Coast this weekend.

Democrat James Talarico's Texas Senate bid has famous backers, from Mark Cuban and Bill Nye to the Chicks and Eagles' Don Henley.

MassLive.com Boston Red Sox beat writer Chris Cotillo reported on Tuesday that MLB "looked into" starting pitcher Sonny Gray.

New York Yankees starter Cam Schlittler took ownership of his team's loss to the Tampa Bay Rays in Game 2 of the ALDS on Monday.

Oregon received encouraging news on Dante Moore after the QB returned to practice following a scary concussion against USC.

Trump won Iowa by more than 13 points in 2024, but polling shows the Democratic candidate with a clear lead.

Tribes across the U.S. are taking different approaches to data centers, from bans and reviews to new projects.

Federal watchdogs should conduct investigations into the prosecution of former Olympian David Hearn, his attorneys said Tuesday.

Bijan Robinson set several records in the Atlanta Falcons' "Monday Night Football" win over the New Orleans Saints.

Los Angeles Rams head coach Sean McVay shared his reaction to the heated altercation between Eagles fans and his staff.

San Diego Padres closer Mason Miller reacted to the claims he was tipping his pitches during his team's NLDS Game 2 loss.

The NFL Referees Association plans to challenge a league ruling to suspend two officials for their actions during Sunday's games.

The potentially landmark case asks whether states can sue fossil fuel giants under state law for their role in climate change.

Donald Trump's approval rating is underwater in nearly every state with a competitive Senate race in the 2026 midterm elections.

Dylan Harper is already generating buzz in San Antonio, with the Spurs reportedly viewing him as their second-best player.

The cryptic comment comes as Republicans fight to retain control of Congress in November.

The Pittsburgh Steelers have been without running back Rico Dowdle since he suffered a toe injury against the Patriots in Week 2.

Younger workers may be approaching the technology with greater caution and anxiety than their slightly older co-workers.

Trump weighs in on France's school protest dispute, warning that mass migration is allowing Islam to "take over" the country.

Detroit Lions head coach Dan Campbell vowed to get his team out of mediocrity following their 2-2 start to the season.

Arizona Cardinals offensive tackle Paris Johnson Jr. suffered a season-ending bicep tear against the New York Giants on Sunday.

Saints defensive end Cameron Jordan ripped his team's "disappointing" loss after allowing the Falcons over 400 yards of offense.

The Philadelphia Eagles are going to be without Tank Bigsby for multiple weeks, as the running back is undergoing surgery.

Americans' favorability score for Israel is the lowest it has been in almost five decades, new research shows.

Blackburn filed the lawsuit on September 30 over Smith’s Arctic Frost investigation into efforts to overturn the 2020 election.

The $111 billion deal, led by CEO David Ellison, likely means some Hollywood players will benefit more than others.

The Jeddah Tower's height has now surpassed the world's tallest residential tower, the lead engineer of the project told Newsweek.

Michael Thomas filed the lawsuit alleging AI-driven price coordination shortly after McDonald's denied that AI sets menu prices.

Russian officials have downplayed reports of a suspected plague case in Irkutsk, Siberia.

Health systems cannot predict the next shock, but they can build the capacity to move when it comes.

Han with a Van’s founder says customers want reassurance as well as practical help during stressful home moves.

Heroes & Villains and Marvel are transforming into an immersive Latverian marketplace for New York Comic-Con

Mike Caruso faces five felony charges, including kidnapping, child molestation and child abuse.

The next great music movement may begin locally, where artists, venues and audiences build culture before algorithms arrive.

The president continues to cast doubt on the integrity of U.S. elections less than a month out from this year's crucial midterms.

The shift comes as Democrat Mary Peltola extends her poll lead, despite White House efforts to boost Senator Dan Sullivan.

Alberta separatists have been accused of offering U.S. officials access to the province's natural resources in return for support.