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Broncos’ Bo Nix Gets Honest About Injury Return After Preseason Loss
Bo Nix gave his honest assessment of how he felt returning to the field for a Broncos preseason game months after his injury.
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Sean Payton Addresses Bo Nix as Preseason Starter After Loss to Packers
Broncos coach Sean Payton responded to whether he plans to play Bo Nix again in the preseason after a loss to the Packers.
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Nick Saban Reveals He Argues SEC vs. ACC With This Coach
Legendary coach Nick Saban said a big-time college football coach still calls him to argue ACC vs. SEC supremacy.
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JMU Announcement Shows Dukes Aren't Going Anywhere
The James Madison Dukes are quickly cementing themselves in the top division of college football.
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Oregon Wins Dubious Title from The Athletic
The Oregon Ducks were awarded a sort of backhanded compliment.
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Dad Leaves 7-Year-Old Boy Alone 6,500 Feet up Mount Fuji: Report
Officers tracked the father down at the mountain's eighth station, roughly a three-hour hike higher up, and ordered him to return.
Politics
How US Voting Looks Under Trump's Finalized Election Plans
The Postal Service would be able to refuse to deliver ballots from states who fail to comply with its new procedures.
Politics
How Federal Water Plan Affects Your State, Lake Mead, Powell
Arizona, California and Nevada face major water cuts as officials seek to protect reservoirs and hydropower across the West.
Health
Map: Sprouts Recalled After Rare Double-Outbreak Hits 15 States
At least 55 people have fallen ill, with four hospitalized, after eating alfalfa sprouts linked to the outbreak.
Politics
Political Flags Flew Outside Couple’s Texas Home for Years—Then Came a Note
A Texas couple's flag-filled yard sparked an unexpected exchange when a neighbor reached out across the political divide.
Politics
Child Psychologist Warns Burnout in Kids Is Often Missed—Here Are the Signs
"The difficulty is that children won't necessarily come home and tell you they're burnt out," Dr. Patricia Britto told Newsweek.
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For Months, Woman Was Told It Was IBS. Then Tests Revealed Biggest Fear
She thought her stomach issues were nothing serious. What doctors found next changed everything.
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I Thought I Understood Resilience. Then My Husband Had a Stroke
His voice was faint, slurred, not right. I kept trying to understand what he was saying. Then I heard one word: “ambulance.”
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My Son Graduated College Aged 11—These Are the Early Signs We Dismissed
Michelle Tanner told Newsweek there was some surprise when a 9-year-old walked into the classroom on the first day.
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Doctors Kept Saying Cough Was Just ‘Allergies,' Until X-Ray Revealed Truth
"Women often get dismissed by doctors, and it's frightening and frustrating," Autumn told Newsweek.
Politics
Actor Michael Wright of ‘The Five Heartbeats’ Dies, Wife Leads Tributes
His wife, Susan Wright, shared news of his death with an "unimaginable heaviness in my heart."
Politics
Full List of US Trade Tariffs Hitting Canada From Today
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has vowed to match the new 50 percent levies "dollar for dollar."
Politics
I’m a Coroner, These 5 Simple Things Could Potentially Save Your Life
A former coroner shares 5 tips she says could save your life, from heart checks to spotting hidden dangers at home.
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Inside 'Disney Worldbuilders': Leslie Iwerks on Her Family’s Disney Legacy
The documentary filmmaker talks about her latest project, and how, for her, the business of Disney is family business.
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Scientists Gene-Edited a Dog. It Likely Won’t Stop There
The study's lead author told Newsweek that gene editing could become another tool for addressing health problems in dogs.
Politics
Donald Trump Roasts Tucker Carlson's Breakaway MAGA Party
The president hit out at the longtime conservative commentator, who recently said he would no longer support the Republican Party.
Politics
Pioneering Former US Senator Nancy Landon Kassebaum Baker Dies
Former Kansas senator Nancy Kassebaum Baker, the first woman elected to the Senate from the state, has died aged 94.
Politics
Don’t Get ‘Spun Up’ Over Moussaoui, Minneapolis Agents Were Told by FBI, CIA
Field office agents were also rebuked. "Things work much better when our agencies are communicating HQ to HQ," the CIA said.
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I Raised My Daughter Alone for 18 Years. Then Married Her Father
When she turned 18, they finally met—and now he and I are married.
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