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Authorities have asked drivers to use caution while crews cleared the crash site and searched for the remaining cattle.
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NFL Insider Reveals Saints QB Is Playing Through Shocking Injury
New Orleans Saints starting quarterback Tyler Shough has been playing with two broken bones in his left hand.
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Cam Ward Faces Unwanted History vs Colts While Chasing First AFC South Win
Titans QB Cam Ward is 0-7 in the AFC South. A Colts loss puts him on a four-man list that includes an Hall of Famer.
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Deion Sanders Makes Surprising Admission After Colorado Loss to Utah
Colorado head coach Deion Sanders made a surprising admission after his team's narrow loss to the No. 6 Utah Utes.
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Alabama Football Faces Harsh Reality After Second Straight Loss
Alabama suffers its first back-to-back regular-season losses since 2007 after Tennessee's dominant 26-10 upset.
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Ashley Hinson Asks for Gas Money in Iowa Senate Race Against Josh Turek
Hinson's request for campaign-bus gas money drew Turek's criticism as high fuel prices dominate their close Iowa…
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Mom Spots Something Different in Newborn’s Eyes—Then Doctor Makes Discovery
When Sonny Stubbs welcomed her son Emerson into the world she didn't think much of his distinctive eyes - then came…
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Democratic Socialists Deny Involvement in White Powder Letters
The FBI is investigating letters that have been sent to political offices in more than 15 states containing an unknown…
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Ex-Broncos Pro Bowler Slams Ryan Fitzpatrick for What He Said About Bo Nix
The former Harvard product played on 9 different teams in his 17 years in the NFL, but, hey, he did score high on the…
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USC President’s Terse Response to Lincoln Riley’s Future Speaks Volumes
USC's president responded to questions about Lincoln Riley’s future as speculation grows over the coach’s $70 million…
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49ers TE George Kittle Lost Concerning Amount of Weight Before Seahawks Game
George Kittle opens up about a difficult experience before the 49ers' Seahawks clash, revealing how it affected his…
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3-Way Bidding War Expected Over Chiefs TE Travis Kelce Next Season
An NFL insider predicted a three-way bidding war for tight end Travis Kelce after he finishes this season with the…
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Republicans Eye Historic Minnesota Senate Upset as Democrats Slip
The GOP is pursuing its first Minnesota Senate win since 2002 as Democrats face fraud and immigration battles.
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Map Shows Seats Democrats May Flip in Districts Trump Won by Double Digits
More than a dozen House districts Trump won by double digits are in play as Democrats hope for a midterm blue wave.
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Canada's Immigration Plan Could Be About to Change Again
Canadian prime minister Mark Carney said that immigration is "back under control."
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ICE Detainees Ask Judge To Intervene Over ‘Inhumane' Texas Camp
ICE detainees allege beatings, medical neglect and pressure to cross into Mexico at the agency’s largest detention camp.
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US Measles Cases May Hit 6,500 in 2026 Amid Vaccine Skepticism: Experts
With 4,080 cases and counting, the United States has more measles cases this year than at any time since 1991.
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Why 'A Few Good Men' Makes Us Miss the Bad Guys
As A Few Good Men returns to Broadway, even its villain inspires nostalgia for an America that expected more from…
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Democrats Poised to Flip 15 House Races in Red States
VoteHub calls seven close House seats Democrats’ “low-hanging fruit” as the party targets a majority in a difficult…
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Republican Defections in Texas Suburbs Could Sink Paxton and Abbott
Talarico and Hinojosa are drawing far more suburban donors than Paxton and Abbott, a Newsweek analysis of campaign…
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Broncos Legend Comes to Defense of QB Bo Nix After Rough Outing vs. Seahawks
Broncos legend Ed McCaffrey takes to social media to come to the defense of QB Bo Nix following the team's win over…
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Trump Waives New Russia Sanctions One Week After Diesel Deal
Trump on Friday signed an executive order setting, but immediately waiving, sweeping new tariffs and sanctions on…
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Chiefs RB Kenneth Walker Refuses to Underestimate 0-5 Chargers
The 4-0 Kansas City Chiefs are heavy favorites over the 0-5 Los Angeles Chargers at Arrowhead Stadium in Week 6.
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Kendrick Perkins Makes Bold Claim for Lakers' Season With Luka Doncic
Kendrick Perkins made a bold prediction about the Lakers' NBA season with Luka Doncic as the leader and a new-look…
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WNBA Analysts Give Props to Valkyries Center Kiah Stokes Ahead of Finals
Kiah Stokes has stood out on both sides of the floor so far this postseason, and now she'll try to win. her fourth…
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New Troy Aikman Career News Emerges Amid Rumored ESPN Exit
It’s like we’re back in 1990s again where you can’t go anywhere without hearing Troy Aikman news.
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Kirk Herbstreit Sounds Off on New 24-Team College Football Playoff Model
ESPN's Kirk Herbstreit shared his blunt reaction to the College Football Playoff model potentially expanding from 12…
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Tanner McKee Gets Bold Tom Brady Comparison from Eagles Teammate
Tanner McKee will start at quarterback for the Philadelphia Eagles in Sunday's Week 6 matchup against the Carolina…
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Kirk Herbstreit Takes Aim at Notre Dame Ahead of BYU Game
Kirk Herbstreit had a blunt message for Notre Dame ahead of its trip to BYU. See what he said and what it means for…
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Nick Sirianni Shares Heartfelt Message About Jalen Hurts Amid Health Concern
Philadelphia Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni delivered an emotional reaction to the announcement of Jalen Hurt's blood…
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Green Card Approval Rate Drops for 3 of 5 Major Categories
USCIS data shows green card approval rates fell for family, employment and Cuban cases.
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Eating More Ultra-Processed Food Linked to Silent Brain Damage
Researchers found those who ate more ultra-processed food were more likely to show early warning signs of heightened…
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Who is Josh Turek’s Wife? Jarolin Turek is an Immigrant From Spain
Turek’s family experience gives immigration a personal dimension as he battles Ashley Hinson for an open Senate seat.
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Who is Ashley Hinson’s Husband? Matt Arenholz Lobby Connections Explained
Questions over insurance industry access add a new line of attack in Ashley Hinson and Josh Turek’s tight Iowa Senate…
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Experts Studied Daytime Habits of Older Adults—One Was Linked to Dementia
Daytime napping—how often, how intentionally and how long—was found to influence a person's risk of developing dementia.
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Americans Finally Get That Fair Health Care Does Not Equal ‘Socialism’ | Opinion
The U.S. health system is making Americans sick; and a better, fairer model will become increasingly important at the…
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Satellite Images Show Su-34 Destruction Costing Russia $200 Million
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said the Russian planes were ready to strike his country when they were attacked.
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White House Wades Into 'SNL' Shane Gillis Drama
The White House shared their opinion on what people should wear to the gym, following fallout over Shane Gillis' SNL…
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Map Shows Locations of 'No Kings' Events as Midterm Early Voting Starts
Thousands of events are planned in every U.S. state as organizers seek to engage voters two weeks out from Election Day.
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Who is Katie Wiles? Daughter of Trump's Chief of Staff Linked to Putin Ally
Katie Wiles, the daughter of White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles, was pictured alongside a Putin ally in Republika…
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Exclusive: GOP Senator Alan Armstrong Says Data Centers Are a 'Scapegoat'
Sen. Alan Armstrong says data centers are scapegoats for high power bills and urges permitting changes to shift grid…
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Eagles Have Complication With Andy Dalton Amid Jalen Hurts Scare
The Philadelphia Eagles might not be able to get Andy Dalton back amid news that Jalen Hurts is out indefinitely.
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Payments Firms Can't Keep Clients on Remittances Alone
A firm that moves money across borders is in a position to see the next problem: What happens to the money after it…
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Has UK Banned Sally Rooney Books? Palestine Action Support Explained
“I have made every effort to be honest with the public about my beliefs and intentions," Rooney said in a statement.
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As Latin Music Grows, Salsa Keeps Its Roots
Oscar Hernández, pianist and musical director of the Spanish Harlem Orchestra, says music changed the course of his…
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Donald Trump Changes Tone on Midterms as GOP Fears Election Rout
‘I’ve won my election,’ Trump says as forecasts favor Democrats and Republicans scramble to protect vulnerable seats…
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Russia Wants the Disabled to Fight Ukraine's Drones
Russia is offering disabled and older recruits huge bonuses to shoot down Ukrainian drones. The fine print hides a…
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Girls Outperform Boys in School—New Study Points to One Key Attitude
Study of 750,000 teens across 61 countries suggests boys value academic effort less, helping explain lower attainment.
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Times Trump Has Been Heckled, Disrupted by Protesters During Rally Spree
Ahead of the November 3 midterm elections, the president has been campaigning at rallies that have frequently been…
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The Pizza Shop Bringing American Styles to Northern Ireland
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