Does Tutu Atwell trade hint at Puka Nacua suspension? NFL insider explains

The Rams’ decision to bring back Tutu Atwell is surprising after they let him leave in free agency just five months ago following a $10M 2025 deal.

Kevin Jennings unexpectedly got to stay home, QB now in final season at SMU as Heisman hopeful

Dos Santos, Russell set world records in 'crazy' Zurich Diamond League

Kehlani health update: Singer breaks silence after hospital visit, Ticketmaster

Kehlani is recovering after hospitalization and canceled two shows, but says the tour should resume in Virginia on August 29.

MLB proposes limiting free agent signings to a few weeks in December and then from February on

Did police raid Ilhan Omar's son Adnan Hirsi's home in Minneapolis?

A report claimed Ilhan Omar’s son’s apartment was raided and a roommate arrested over guns, but his residence and links to the case remain unconfirmed.

US Open women's singles: Three talking points

Callaway cuts ties with golf media firm over violent ad

NLSIU cancels convocation, to give degrees in absentia

NLSIU canceled its 34th annual convocation for graduating students due to "unavoidable circumstances," conferring degrees in absentia instead.

Deadly blast rocks Russia's 2nd biggest city hours after CIA chief's Moscow exit

Russia has been rocked by another deadly mystery blast, just two days after the CIA director's reported visit to Moscow. A Russian Aerospace Forces lieutenant colonel was killed when an explosive device reportedly detonated inside his car in St. Petersburg, while his wife was critically injured. The incident follows other mysterious explosions involving Russian military-linked figures, including the reported killing of an FPV drone maker earlier in August. It also came after a Ukrainian strike on Russian-held Donetsk. With the blast trail growing, who is targeting Russian military figures deep inside the country?