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  1. NEW YORK (AP) — Igor Shesterkin made 28 saves and had an assist on Eeli Tolvanen's empty-net goal with 1:15 remaining and the New York Rangers beat the Utah Mammoth 4-2 on Sunday night.

  2. Authorities on Sunday suspended the search off the Massachusetts coast for six people on an air ambulance that disappeared during a flight from Bermuda to Boston.

  3. IVINS, Utah (AP) — Austin Smotherman recovered from his lone blunder with two great shots and was able to cruise home to a 3-under 68 on Sunday to win the Bank of Utah Championship, his first PGA Tour victory in his 100th career start.

  4. SAO PAULO (AP) — Brazil election moves to runoff after Bolsonaro, Lula fail to garner majority vote, electoral court says.

  5. EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J.

  6. TAMPA, Fla.

  7. Philadelphia Eagles fans were left befuddled on Sunday — and not just because of the Birds’ loss to the Los Angeles Rams.

  8. CHICAGO (AP) — Minkah Fitzpatrick's interception counted, and that one halted an NFL record drought for the New York Jets.

  9. CHICAGO (AP) — Case Keenum threw one pitch for a strike.

  10. PHILADELPHIA (AP) — The first bit of bad news for the Eagles came when All-Pro offensive lineman Lane Johnson was a mysterious late scratch.

  11. CHICAGO (AP) — The Chicago Bears kept handing the ball to Kyle Monangai and the New York Jets had precious little time to respond.

  12. SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Gabby Williams had 25 points, 11 rebounds and five assists, Kiah Stokes added 14 rebounds and three blocked shots, and the Golden State Valkyries took Game 1 of the WNBA semifinals by beating the defending champion Las Vegas Aces 71-60

  13. CINCINNATI (AP) — The Jaguars didn't have a nightmare finish in Cincinnati for the second straight year.

  14. ORCHARD PARK, N.Y.

  15. Nick Sirianni did not have a firm answer when asked if he expected to have Lane Johnson back with the Eagles as they turn the page from their second consecutive loss and begin preparations for their Week 5 game in London vs. the Jacksonville Jaguars.

  16. Gonçalo Ramos is helping Portugal to forget all about Cristiano Ronaldo, while Greece took more points off Jürgen Klopp and Germany in the Nations League.

  17. CHICAGO (AP) — A 7-year-old girl was fatally stabbed while walking in front of businesses in a Chicago neighborhood, and people nearby detained the woman who attacked her, police said.

  18. Jalen Hurts repeated the same phrase four times at the beginning of his news conference.

  19. Every Sunday, Mike Newall brings you a preview of the big stories defining Philly this week and an inside look at how we got there.

  20. ALLENTOWN — The weekend before the Jefferson Lehigh Valley Classic at Lehigh Country Club, a nor’easter hit the area, leaving debris, tree limbs, large puddles, and a tree down on the course.

  21. The “boos” started on the first drive and serenaded the Eagles until they trudged off the field.

  22. Blame injuries if you like.

  23. After the second of the Flyers’ three losses to open the season, Rick Tocchet was frank — they needed to change their practices.

  24. The Eagles entered Sunday’s game with just about everything going against them.

  25. As U.S. women’s soccer team manager Emma Hayes indicated might happen, star centerback Naomi Girma was withdrawn from the squad for the upcoming series against Spain because of an injury suffered in practice with her club, England’s Chelsea, a few days ag…

  26. Trevor Hayward wasn’t exactly sure what to expect when he fired off a DM to the official Instagram account for Wheatus, the early 2000s rock band.

  27. The push to make daylight saving time permanent has recently gained momentum, with the House voting in July to pass the Sunshine Protection Act.

  28. The tailgaters in Lot D showed up early on Sunday morning prepared to weather a storm.

  29. The Eagles entered Sunday’s game vs. the Los Angeles Rams missing multiple starters, and it only took four offensive plays for them to lose another.

  30. It was the kind of smug dude-bro TV football commentary that would have gone mostly unnoticed if this had been an ordinary week in America.

  31. Lane Johnson is inactive Sunday against the Los Angeles Rams due to a personal matter, the Eagles announced 90 minutes before kickoff.

  32. When famed violinist Lara St.

  33. Corey Regensburg’s working with a shiny chrome La Marzocco — the Cadillac of professional espresso machines.

  34. There was no curbing Philadelphians’ enthusiasm at the first Philadelphia Parallel Parking Association (PPPA) Championship at Headhouse Plaza in Society Hill on Saturday, as hundreds of revved-up spectators gathered to watch 14 competitors put themselves…

  35. Reynaldo Rivera had little interest in sports betting.

  36. Beginning this month, states are required to shoulder a higher portion of the costs associated with administering the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program.

  37. Fatima Jones had already buried two of her sons when she sat in a courtroom and heard prosecutors accuse a third son of killing them.

  38. This week’s question (Have your own?

  39. As Bryce Harper came to the plate, with two out in the eighth inning Thursday night and the Phillies trailing by four runs, the Braves prepared their final insult.

  40. Considering the efficiency he has shown at second base, the brilliance he’s shown at third base, his capacity to play shortstop, his durability, his affability, and his age, Bryson Stott surely will be in somebody’s lineup for at least the next five years.

  41. A country hip-hop horse opera at the Mann, all thanks to Shaboozey Shaboozey make both kinds of music: country & western.

  42. On one block of Martha Street, it feels like Christmas came early.

  43. The Eagles don’t have it easy after their first loss of the season.

  44. ← Episode One Episode Three → SET NATIVE HEADLINE IN COMPOSER Which chefs have the best chemistry?

  45. Despite her Philly sounding surname, award winning author Deesha Philyaw is not a Philadelphian — yet.

  46. Officials from Drexel University and the Academy of Natural Sciences were scheduled to meet Friday to continue discussing a path forward — with a potential split of the two organizations hovering over talks as one possibility.

  47. Philadelphia City Council voted Thursday to formally recognize Black Bottom, a predominantly Black neighborhood in West Philadelphia that was largely demolished in the 1960s to make room for a research park and other institutional development.

  48. The headstone had not yet been placed Thursday on the freshly dug grave where a 20-year-old Amish woman was buried this week amid the rolling clover fields and dairy farms at the edge of suburban Philadelphia.

  49. Meldoria Miles, 88, of Philadelphia, award-winning cosmetologist, longtime beauty school instructor, retired salon owner, mentor, and big sister extraordinaire, died Wednesday, Aug. 26, of heart and lung disease at Jefferson Abington Hospital.

  50. The Philadelphia Fringe Festival celebrated its 30th year with more than 338 productions across the city.