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Michigan Makes Controversial Change to Stadium
The Michigan Wolverines are making a change to the "Big House" that could rub some college football fans the wrong way.
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Steelers Announce Starting QB for Friday's Preseason Game
The Pittsburgh Steelers opened up their preseason schedule with a 28-9 victory over the Green Bay Packers.
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Bengals React to Ja'Marr Chase Ranking Among NFL Top 100
The Cincinnati Bengals sent a message after Ja'Marr Chase's NFL Top 100 ranking, which was a drop from last season.
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One Gene May Be Quietly Impacting Your Ability To Lose Weight in Adulthood
A gene shaping the brain before birth stays active for life. It may explain why stress makes weight gain hard to shake.
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Chiefs Reunite With Veteran Linebacker
The Kansas City Chiefs are bringing back a linebacker who began his NFL career with them.
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Saints' Kellen Moore Reacts to Fight-Filled Joint Practice
Tuesday's joint practice between the New Orleans Saints and Dallas Cowboys was interrupted by several fights.
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Mets Place Former All-Star Back on IL Amid Disastrous Season
The New York Mets placed designated hitter Jorge Polanco on the injured list for the second time this season.
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Trump Touts 'Cocktails and Bomb Shelters' Amid Rapid Ballroom Construction
Trump says guests will enjoy cocktails outside of the new White House ballroom while bomb shelters extend deep underground.
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Map Shows Largest Active Wildfires in US Right Now
The map highlights the scale of the 2026 fire season, with massive blazes in Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Utah and Kansas.
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Quinyon Mitchell Forces AJ Brown Incompletion at Joint Practice
Quinyon Mitchell and AJ Brown are used to going against each other at practice — but not with different teams.
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California Tried to Stop Selling Genetically Engineered 'Unicorns'
California's bid to ban glow-in-the-dark rabbits and other designer pets stalls as gene-editing technology advances.
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Kirk Cousins Calls out NFL Rival After Practice Incident
Las Vegas Raiders quarterback Kirk Cousins called out an NFL rival after a practice incident earlier this week.
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Russia's Amazon Takes Desperate Measures To Avoid Ukrainian Strikes
The logo of Wildberries is being removed from its vehicles, according to reports.
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Chargers Receive Bad News About Injured Starter
The Los Angeles Chargers bad injury luck has continued along their offensive line.
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Jimmy Gomez Allegations: Full List of Congressmen Investigated This Term
A new allegation challenges Rep. Jimmy Gomez’s denial of misconduct as the Ethics Committee expands its inquiry.
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Cory Mills Florida Loss is Warning Sign for Max Miller in Ohio
The scandal-ridden congressman was ousted in a Florida GOP primary despite an endorsement from President Donald Trump.
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Why Netanyahu Needs Zohran Mamdani
Likud’s Mamdani billboard bets voters may rally against Netanyahu’s foreign critics, even if they are tired of the Israeli leader.
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Map Reveals Regions Where Insurers Are Dropping Homeowners at Record Rates
If premium hikes were not bad enough, U.S. homeowners now increasingly have to worry about keeping insurance coverage at all.
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Karmelo Anthony Seeks New Trial in Deadly Stabbing of Teen at Track Meet
Anthony, who is now 19, is currently serving a 35-year prison sentence in the case.
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Gen Z Doesn’t Fear China, but Also Doesn’t Know China
The reason may have less to do with TikTok than with a relationship between the two countries that has quietly collapsed.
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US Military Offers Soldiers Time Off To Play GTA 6
A spokesperson for the 3rd Infantry Division of Public affairs confirmed the initiative to Newsweek, ahead of the GTA release.
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GOP Chances of Losing Alaska Governor's Race as Dems Take Top Primary Spots
Democrats are hoping to win a governor's race in Alaska for the first time in nearly 30 years.
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Childless Americans Have a Retirement Problem
Americans without children are less confident about later life finances than parents—despite the cost of raising kids.
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Big 12 Player Spit on by Teammate Before Release: Report
A safety who recently transferred to TCU was allegedly spit on by a player and targeted by teammates before his dismissal.
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