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Stevie Nicks' Brother Chris Nicks Dead at 72: Mick Fleetwood Pays Tribute
Stevie Nicks' brother Chris Nicks dies at 72 after cancer battle as Mick Fleetwood leads tributes to his life and legacy.
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Putin's Viktor Belenko Moment Is Surely Coming
Fifty years ago, a Soviet pilot gave the US one of the Cold War's best intelligence gifts. Is Russia due another grand defection?
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Another Woman Carried My Baby. I Never Expected What Happened Next
Sarrah Strimel Bentley told Newsweek that becoming a mother had been her dream for as long as she could remember.
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Medicare's Hospital Markup Is Costing Seniors | Opinion
"Reforms will save beneficiaries and taxpayers an estimated $1.3 billion every year...but we can do more for America's seniors."
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RNC Comes to Texas as Trump Stronghold Under Threat
Trump’s Texas convention arrives as GOP fears grow, with Paxton slipping and Democrats sensing a rare chance to flip the state.
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Donald Trump’s Approval Rating Nosedives With Women Before Midterms
Two surveys show the president struggling with female voters as affordability concerns sharpen the GOP’s midterm challenge.
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How Much Did Al-Qaeda Pay for the Entire 9/11 Operation?
Al-Qaeda paid for flight training, travel, and over a year's residence in the U.S.—without triggering suspicious activity reports.
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The Millennial Midlife Crisis Is a Stuffed Squishy Animal
Millennials traded the sports car for a Squishmallow: a cheaper, softer midlife crisis with tiny embroidered eyes.
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College Football Fans Are Divided Over Jeremiah Smith-Malachi Toney Debate
Jeremiah Smith and Malachi Toney started their seasons impressively, prompting fans to weigh in on which player is better.
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ACC QB Breaks Conference Record That Stood for Nearly 3 Decades
An ACC quarterback broke the conference record for most touchdown passes in a game with seven touchdowns on Saturday.
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Deion Sanders Gets Choked up Over Emotional Moment With Son Shedeur
Deion Sanders opened up about an emotional moment with his son, Shedeur Sanders, after Colorado's upset victory.
Sport
Vikings Owe Safety $16 Million if Team Wins Super Bowl
The Minnesota Vikings signed a veteran safety and will owe him $16 million if the team wins the Super Bowl in February.
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College Football Fans Aren’t Happy With Kirk Herbstreit
With the college football season underway, many fans expressed frustration with ESPN broadcaster and analyst Kirk Herbstreit.
Sport
Caitlin Clark Causes Huge Problem for Nike After Historic FIBA World Cup Game
Caitlin Clark's impressive performance in Team USA's opening game at the FIBA World Cup created a major problem for Nike.
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Map Shows the 10 US Cities With the Biggest Home Price Drops
The median listing price per square foot fell year-over-year in 36 of the 50 largest U.S. metros in August, Realtor.com said.
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Patriots Receive Worrying Update on Star CB Days Before Opener vs Seahawks
A star defender for the New England Patriots would not commit to play the Seattle Seahawks on Wednesday Night for Week 1.
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US Wildfires Hit Highest Acreage Burned in a Decade
Fire officials reported that crews have responded to 53,030 wildfires nationwide this year.
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LeBron James Under Fire After Ethically Questionable Company Partnership Tease
NBA superstar LeBron James is under fire after teasing a partnership with an ethically questionable company.
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Republicans Face New Midterm Warning as Democrats Gain Party Edge
Midterms often serve as a referendum on the president, with the president’s party typically losing seats in Congress.
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Paul Finebaum: SEC Presidents Would Likely Expel LSU From Conference
ESPN analyst Paul Finebaum suggested that members of the SEC would likely vote out LSU from the conference if it had the chance.
Sport
Scott Hanson Promises Change After NFL RedZone Ad Backlash
After fan backlash over ads breaking RedZone's 'commercial-free' promise, Scott Hanson responds ahead of the 2026 NFL season.
Politics
Video of Indiana QB Josh Hoover’s Bloody Face Goes Viral vs North Texas
Indiana quarterback Josh Hoover was dripping blood after a North Texas defender took him down by his helmet.
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Clear Favorite Emerges to Hire Former The Athletic Insider Dianna Russini
Dianna Russini is eyeing a sports media comeback five months after her Athletic exit, with one company emerging as the favorite.
Sport
NFL Drops Hammer on Browns Player With Season's Largest Preseason Fine
The NFL hit a Browns starter with a $12,537 fine for a preseason tripping penalty, the largest fine of the 2026 preseason so far.
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