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  1. Texas is undefeated and ranked No. 1, but one college football analyst still questions whether Arch Manning can win them a title.

  2. French students sang a rap referencing terror attacks during protests, prompting investigations in two separate incidents.

  3. Caitlin Clark made her feelings clear about Kelsey Mitchell's Fever future amid the growing free agency speculation.

  4. “We are investigating all of these cases.

  5. The iconic song has been a staple at Yankee Stadium for years and was blasting in the Tampa Bay Rays' clubhouse Thursday night.

  6. With Lamar Jackson’s status for Week 5 in question, Jesse Minter explains what the Ravens offense would look like without him.

  7. Luka Doncic opens up about his Lakers journey, offseason changes and what lies ahead as he enters another pivotal season.

  8. Lawyers for one of the accused said that James' previous comments meant she "cannot remain neutral."

  9. We sent Pike off to die; now we're obsessed with her health.

  10. Vice President JD Vance urged tech companies to hire American workers as he called on Congress to rework the H-1B program.

  11. Young Ohioans strongly favor Brown, but lagging enthusiasm could decide whether that support translates into votes in November.

  12. Dallas gets a major boost up front as an All-Pro guard is back from injured reserve for Thursday’s primetime game against Tampa.

  13. Breanna Stewart and WNBA officials were at odds over a reset-timeout controversy during the Liberty's Game 2 loss to the Dream.

  14. Jon Ossoff is making his bid to retain his Georgia Senate seat with a clear advantage.

  15. Middle Eastern oil flows have bounced back in recent weeks, but gas and diesel prices remain elevated ahead of the midterms.

  16. When schools cannot recruit or retain capable educators, children risk losing consistent instruction, argues Katie Warnock.

  17. El Niño is expected to continue intensifying through the remainder of 2026, according to a new federal update.

  18. Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor sued police over searches during a Jeffrey Epstein-related investigation.

  19. “This tragedy has left our family completely devastated,” Olvin Cabera's family said in a GoFundMe set up after the incident.

  20. Governor Gavin Newsom, a Democrat, is reportedly considering commuting the sentences of all 563 inmates on California's death row.

  21. The report shows the Democrat's fortune is a fraction of his rival's, adding another wrinkle to the tight Senate contest.

  22. Republican U.S.

  23. Trump repeated remarks about Iranian missiles hitting LA or San Diego, drawing criticism as the White House defended his remarks.

  24. A former 'South Park' writer, Toby Morton told Kelly: "I completely forgot to give you the attention you so desperately need."

  25. An AI bot-powered music scheme generated billions of fake plays and more than $8 million.

  26. Global poverty remains stubbornly high.

  27. A synthetic opioid able to slip through standard fentanyl test strips is quickly spreading across the country, raising alarm.

  28. A pregnant woman sought answers for an itchy rash on her arm.

  29. The Reverend Jeff Hood told Newsweek what Jamaal Howard said about Pike's failed execution days before he was put to death.

  30. Emergency crews rely on multiple systems during high pressure missions, making usability, interoperability and workflow critical.

  31. Let's stop pretending that every insurance problem begins with an insurer being greedy, argues Elizabeth Hammack.

  32. I missed a male hug.

  33. Russia’s response to the death of lab worker Darya Shipilova, 28, is under scrutiny.

  34. Perspective: Pneumonic plague sounds like the nightmare scenario.

  35. Trump said "there's never been anything like it," but what does footage show about San Antonio rally attendance?

  36. Las Vegas is redefining tourism by turning destinations into immersive experiences with entertainment, dining and attractions.

  37. An FCC petition could let political groups call voters’ cellphones with AI-generated voices without prior consent.

  38. The first-grader can be seen shouting "y'all want a f****** piece of me" at officers during the incident in January 2023.

  39. Kids need to learn how to be bored.

  40. Talarico leads Paxton in Texas, but turnout uncertainty and O’Rourke’s 2018 campaign complicate the polling picture.

  41. Establishing a supply chain in a "Russian lapdog" will do nothing to remedy economic headaches, says former Congressman Price.

  42. How America is trying to blunt Chinese spycraft.

  43. Rogers and El-Sayed meet Thursday in a dead-heat Senate race shaped by tariffs, data centers, health care and Hasan Piker.

  44. Suki's new AI tool surfaces patient-specific clinical guidance, combining medical records with evidence-based info from UpToDate.

  45. The lead author of the major study told Newsweek they were "struck" by how stable autism rates remained over time.

  46. Featuring: Kelly Ortberg, Byron Donalds, Tom Cotton, María Elvira Salazar, Jerome Powell and Annie Andrews.

  47. AI could transform how businesses work, but simply adding AI to existing software isn't enough, argues Joe Hipsky.

  48. Evacuation guidance has been issued in parts of Florida and Alabama as Hurricane Isaias approaches.

  49. Yandex has said it suspended operations at its data center in Ryazan following a drone strike on Thursday.

  50. Recent polling has put Abdul El-Sayed just ahead of his Republican rival in the Michigan Senate race.