Browns QB Shedeur Sanders has a rough NFL debut
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Smart trades can keep the good teams on top, and dumb trades can keep the bad teams on the bottom, and a trade the Rams and Falcons made on draft day is looking like a good example of that.
The Great Meme Reset of 2026 was first proposed by TikTok creator joebro909 in a video from March, according to KnowYourMeme, in the thick of the Great Meme Depression. In the clip, he suggested that all memes be wiped from memory in an effort to rescue TikTok from the drought.
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“Not a great game from me”: Jaylen Brown shoulders blame for blemish in win vs. Clippers
“Some of those came from me,” Brown confessed. “Just at the rim, I missed a bunch of layups tonight and they were able to convert in that third quarter. I think that kind of got them going — shots that I’ve got to make or go up a little bit stronger.”
The Arizona Cardinals and San Francisco 49ers revealed their final inactives report for Week 11 - who's in, who's out?
The labor market's lack of movement is reminiscent of job availability following the 2008 financial crisis. But it's not all bad news.
"Watch my dog go through the 7 stages of rage over her second breakfast," the onscreen text explained. Stage 1: Threatening. The Great Pyrenees gave a look that said "I want what I want and I want it now." She added some low whines and stomped a bit for emphasis.
While they may not be particularly well-known, thrillers like Operation Avalanche, Read My Lips, and Roadgames are still deserving of high praise.
The Junior Players of Great Neck North High School will present “Chicago: Teen Edition” on Friday, Nov. 21, and Saturday, Nov. 22, at 7 p.m., with a matinee
A Great Dane named Finn doesn't realize just how big he is. In fact, his mom calls him an extra-large dog with tiny dog energy. He has a couple of much smaller siblings that he's always trying to play with, but they're not too interested in playing and getting stepped on.
Paying attention to your kids' interests and passions can help set them up for future career success, Ivy League psychologist says