How did Tommy DeVito’s ‘Tommy Cutlets’ nickname come to an end with Patriots?

Patriots quarterback Tommy DeVito is transitioning from his former nickname "Tommy Cutlets" to "Two Chains," influenced by his penchant for wearing gold chains and the endorsement from coach Mike Vrabel. Having spent last season as the third-string quarterback, DeVito is now set to back up Drake Maye, marking a significant shift in his football identity since joining New England.

Search for Colombia earthquake survivors enters critical window

Colombian rescue teams are racing to find survivors from a devastating 7.4-magnitude earthquake that killed nearly 250 people, injured 3,770, and left over 300 missing. Efforts are concentrated in Cali and Pereira, where buildings collapsed. The quake poses a critical test for new President Abelardo De La Espriella, who faces challenges amid ongoing rescue operations and looming aftershocks.

Nationals DFA Miles Mikolas, add LHP Jackson Kent

Veteran right-hander Miles Mikolas was designated for assignment by the Washington Nationals on Wednesday following a disappointing season marked by a 3-9 record and a 5.82 ERA. Left-hander Jackson Kent, the No. 8 prospect, is set to make his major league debut. Mikolas, who has struggled throughout his time with the Nationals, previously pitched in Japan.

Walls HRs from both sides of the plate for 2nd time in his career as Rays beat A's 12-4

Taylor Walls led the Tampa Bay Rays to a 12-4 victory over the Athletics, homering from both sides for the second time in his career, while pitcher Nick Martinez completed the game, allowing four runs. The Rays’ win marks their eighth straight. Walls’ two homers ended a 105-game drought and contributed to an offensive surge.

Lawsuit seeks to ban Trump Media from charging for early access to president's posts on US policy

President Trump is facing a federal lawsuit aimed at halting a new subscription service from his Truth Social platform that offers exclusive early access to his policy posts, which plaintiffs argue violates First and Fifth Amendment rights. The lawsuit seeks to end the paid service as Trump's media company struggles financially, raising ethical concerns over profiting from his presidency.

Warner Robins High School: Police respond amid active shooter claims

A shooting incident has occurred at Warner Robins High School in Georgia, prompting police response to reports of a potential active shooter. No updates have been provided by the Warner Robins Police Department at this time. The situation is ongoing and being treated as a serious emergency, highlighting growing concerns around school safety.

'Once in a lifetime': Iceland experiences full solar eclipse, Spain up next

A total solar eclipse cast darkness over Iceland's western coast on Wednesday, attracting millions of spectators. In Spain, security measures were heightened as 25,000 police ensured safety amidst wildfire risks. The spectacular event marked Western Europe's first total solar eclipse in 27 years, following a similar occurrence in 1912. Authorities expected up to 6 million visitors to the regions.

Rape convict ex-MP Prajwal Revanna found using smartphone, wearing civilian clothes in jail

Bengaluru's Parappana Agrahara Central Prison is under scrutiny after rape convict and former MP Prajwal Revanna was found with a smartphone, violating prison rules. An inquiry follows a video of him in civilian clothes using the phone. The incident raises concerns over security lapses, prompting suspensions and an investigation into how the device was smuggled in. Revanna, sentenced to life for a sexual assault, has a history of being a high-profile inmate.

After an earthquake, how long can trapped people survive?

Rescue efforts are underway two days after a deadly earthquake in western Colombia, with survival chances decreasing daily. Key factors for trapped victims include access to air, water, and shelter from debris. Survivors are often found in "void spaces." Most fatalities occurred in major cities, while international aid is being mobilized. Proper safety and survival practices are critical.

Josh Kushner Lakers ownership: What happens to his Miami Heat stake?

Joshua Kushner and Bob Iger are set to acquire the Los Angeles Lakers for $12.5 billion, pending NBA approval. This landmark deal would establish a new valuation record for U.S. sports franchises. To complete the purchase, Kushner must sell his stake in the Miami Heat, complicating his entry into ownership. The Buss family has owned the Lakers since 1979.

Par panel flags nearly 73% students drop out before finishing higher secondary

A parliamentary committee in India reports a significant drop in school enrollment, with nearly 73% of students leaving before higher secondary education. The Tenth Report highlights a lack of secondary and higher secondary schools compared to primary establishments. The committee urges enhanced infrastructure for inclusive education and timely recruitment of special educators to support students with disabilities.

Steelers' Aaron Rodgers wishes Thursday's preseason game with Packers could take place in Green Bay

Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers expressed regret about facing his former team, the Green Bay Packers, in Pittsburgh instead of Lambeau Field for his final NFL season. He yearned for a farewell moment in Green Bay, where he spent 18 seasons. Rodgers reflected fondly on memories and connections from his time there, lamenting the missed opportunity.

Skies darken as solar eclipse heads south from Arctic to Spain

A rare total solar eclipse captivated viewers on Wednesday, starting in Russia’s Arctic and moving across western Iceland to Spain, which hasn't seen such an event in over a century. Crowds in Europe cheered as they watched the partial eclipse. Scientists seized the opportunity to study solar phenomena. Totality will next occur in Spain in August 2027.

With Man-U debut ahead, Youri Tielemans still talking Belgium-U.S.

Youri Tielemans, preparing for his Manchester United debut, reflects on Belgium's 4-1 World Cup victory over the U.S. amid FIFA's controversial suspension reversal of Folarin Balogun. Despite the drama, Tielemans emphasizes the team's composed response. Currently, he’s focused on staying healthy after missing key matches due to injury, as this is his third Premier League club.

WATCH: Kevin Jon ‘maxxing’ Poland solar eclipse with his Lamborghini

A partial solar eclipse captivated Poland on August 12, 2026, with the Moon obscuring about 85% of the Sun at sunset, especially in Wroclaw. Content creator Kevin Jon, known as @thekevinjon, showcased the moment in a video highlighting both the celestial event and luxurious city life, captioned, “Solar eclipse maxxing in Poland with Lambo🇵🇱,” blending cosmic wonder with lifestyle.

Chick-fil-A unveils four new limited-time menu items: What are they?

Chick-fil-A will launch its Chicken & Waffles Sandwich, along with S’mores Milkshake and S’mores Frosted Coffee, nationwide on August 24, as part of its "Newstalgia" celebration honoring its 80-year legacy. These innovative twists on beloved classics follow a successful test run. The items will be available while supplies last, continuing into November.

Destination Buzz: Experience Switzerland by train? The Grand Train Tour in 2026

The Grand Train Tour of Switzerland, celebrating a decade in 2026, offers a unique slow travel experience, connecting scenic routes and cities over 1,280 km. Travelers can choose from flexible segments, enjoy panoramic views, and utilize the Swiss Travel Pass for convenience. The initiative underscores the beauty of leisurely exploration through diverse Swiss landscapes.

Fact check: No, Earth did not ‘loose gravity’ during today's solar eclipse

As millions watched the total solar eclipse on August 12, a viral social media theory claimed Earth would experience a brief loss of gravity. NASA quickly debunked this misinformation, stating, "The Earth will not lose gravity." The false claim stemmed from a hoax related to an alleged NASA project. Gravity remains unchanged during the eclipse, which occurred from 1:30pm to 2:32pm EDT.

Preity Zinta on Independence Day: I felt proud when my son was shouting Jai Hind

Preity Zinta promoted her upcoming film at Delhi University's Hindu College, where she emphasized her deep-rooted patriotism influenced by her army family. She shared how her son, Jai, enthusiastically embraced Indian traditions during a recent visit, shouting "Jai Hind!" at airport security. Now living in the US, she continues to celebrate Independence Day with gratitude, honoring those who sacrifice for freedom.

Who is Latiesha Dukes? Lindsay Clancy's counselor makes shocking revelations

Lindsay Clancy's counselor, Latiesha Dukes, testified that Clancy sought help for postpartum depression and suicidal thoughts shortly before the tragic murder of her children. Despite recommending higher care due to Clancy's mental health challenges, the crisis hotline denied assistance during two separate calls. Clancy faces three counts of first-degree murder and claims medical oversights contributed to her actions.

Laid-off man shares 'hard lesson' after taking son to office to return laptop

A laid-off man from Bengaluru shared on Reddit how returning his laptop with his 2-year-old son highlighted workplace priorities. Denied entry with his child despite it being his last day, he reflected on the impersonal nature of employment, stating that companies prioritize business over personal circumstances. He urged others to value family over work, sparking social media reactions on the same theme.

Four-wheel vs two-wheel suitcases: Which is easier to travel with?

Four-wheel suitcases are recommended for most travelers due to their ease of movement on smooth surfaces, making them ideal for airports and hotels. While two-wheel designs offer protection and stability on rough terrain, they require more effort to pull. Ultimately, the choice hinges on travel style and destination, with the discount influencing the decision as well.

Australia vs Bangladesh 1st Test Live Streaming: When and where to watch live

Australia, under Pat Cummins, faces Bangladesh in a crucial World Test Championship opening Test on August 13 in Darwin, marking their first Test there in 22 years. Australia features a full-strength squad, while Bangladesh struggles after a poor warm-up match and an injury setback. This series is Bangladesh's first tour of Australia in 23 years.

MCG fines sanitation agency ₹12 lakh in fresh Zone-5 action

The Municipal Corporation of Gurugram (MCG) has penalized a private sanitation agency ₹17.31 lakh for failing to meet vehicle and worker deployment requirements under its contract. Inspections revealed significant shortages in vehicles and manpower between July and August. This initiative aims to ensure accountability and efficient waste collection in the city. MCG seeks adherence to contractual terms.

SC flags Delhi’s ‘ad-hocism’ over repeated protection for unauthorised constructions

The Supreme Court highlighted that the continual extensions of the 2006 law protecting unauthorized colonies in Delhi foster “ad-hocism” and hinder the implementation of the Yamuna Action Plan (YAP), critical for river conservation. The court underscored the need for coordinated efforts among various agencies to effectively address pollution and encroachments affecting the Yamuna's health.

20 firms consider Chakan exit over traffic, Infra woes

The Pune district administration is urgently addressing traffic and infrastructure issues in Chakan, following warnings from industrialists that 20 companies are considering relocation due to severe congestion and poor conditions. Aiming for improvements by August 31, officials are coordinating road repairs and traffic management. The Chakan MIDC, home to 3,000 companies, employs 15 lakh people, highlighting the area's significance.

Fire breaks out at Manesar school; 150 students evacuated

A fire at Kautilya Academy in Manesar early Wednesday morning, likely caused by a kitchen short-circuit, put about 150 students at risk but resulted in no injuries. Staff quickly evacuated all students and contained the smoke. Firefighters responded despite traffic delays, extinguishing the blaze within minutes. The school will remain closed for safety inspections following ongoing repair work.

Faridabad court sentences two to life for 2023 gang rape, murder

A Faridabad court sentenced two men to life imprisonment for the gang rape and murder of a 25-year-old Dalit woman in April 2023. The court found them guilty of multiple charges, including murder and gang rape, and imposed fines of ₹2.61 lakh each. The incident unfolded when they entered her home, assaulted her, and attempted to stage a suicide. Following an autopsy revealing sexual assault and 21 injuries, police arrested the suspects, recovering stolen items and DNA evidence, leading to a swift conviction with strong witness support.

ISL champs East Bengal in Asia after brilliant comeback win

Kolkata: East Bengal staged a dramatic 4-1 comeback against Al Arabi SC, scoring three goals after the 90th minute to secure their place in the AFC Champions League main round. Jay Gupta’s equalizer sparked the resurgence, followed by goals from Basim Rashid, David Lalhlansanga, and Rohit Danu. This match marked a pivotal moment for East Bengal in Asian football history.

Pune mayor seeks practice spaces, permits for dhol-tasha groups ahead of Ganeshotsav

Pune Mayor Manjusha Nagpure has directed the civic administration to ensure designated spaces and prompt permissions for dhol-tasha groups to practice for Ganeshotsav. Emphasizing the importance of these traditional groups, she called for a streamlined permit process and adequate facilities while adhering to noise regulations. Environmental groups have urged stricter enforcement of noise norms, seeking a DJ-free celebration, following a similar initiative in Solapur.