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In a move that's sending shockwaves through college football, legendary NFL coach Bill Belichick has already begun to make his mark as the new head coach of the North Carolina Tar Heels. On Saturday, Belichick secured his first major recruit—a four-star quarterback who’s poised to elevate the program to new heights. Bryce Baker, who initially committed to Carolina back in June 2023, reaffirmed his commitment after weeks of speculation. Despite recent contact with powerhouse programs like Penn State and LSU, Baker announced that Belichick's arrival sealed his decision to stay in Chapel Hill.

The New Orleans Saints faced a tough night, marked by a disappointing offensive performance and a bold quarterback switch that turned heads. The team suffered a narrow 20-19 loss to the Washington Commanders, and all eyes were on the quarterback situation after Jake Haener’s lackluster start led to a dramatic change at halftime. Let’s break down what went wrong, what sparked hope, and the implications moving forward.

Joseph de Soto, a newly elected state lawmaker in West Virginia, found himself at the center of a high-profile and disturbing legal situation when he was arrested on Thursday in Martinsburg. The 61-year-old, who was set to represent Berkeley County in the West Virginia House of Delegates, faces serious charges that could alter the trajectory of his political career. He is accused of making terroristic threats against government officials, a development that has sent shockwaves through the state’s political landscape.

A woman from Altoona has been sentenced to life in prison after fatally shooting her boyfriend in 2022 during a heated argument. The case has attracted significant attention, and the sentencing, which took place on Friday, marks the culmination of a tragic and intense legal battle.

In the world of Strictly Come Dancing, a show that has captivated millions for 20 years, one figure has remained a constant presence, sometimes controversial but always entertaining—judge Craig Revel Horwood. Known for his tough love and scathing comments, Craig has made a name for himself as the "pantomime villain" of the series. His sharp critiques and sometimes harsh scores have earned him a reputation as one of the most formidable judges on the panel. However, this year’s winner, comedian Chris McCausland, has managed to do something that few before him have accomplished—he's broken through the tough exterior of Craig Revel Horwood. The turning point came during the Saturday night final (December 14), when Craig, typically known for his stoic composure, stood up, delivered an emotional speech, and even hugged McCausland. It was a moment that no one expected, especially given Craig’s usual reputation as the judge who holds nothing back.

Prince Harry’s memoir Spare has taken a serious hit, with over 500 readers choosing to part ways with their copies. For the second consecutive year, this controversial autobiography has been named the most traded-in biography, which is certainly a hard pill to swallow for the Duke of Sussex.

As the New York Jets prepare for their Sunday showdown against the Jacksonville Jaguars, the team’s off-field action will intensify with the start of their general manager search. According to multiple league sources, the Jets are kicking off their GM interviews this week, signaling the beginning of an important, thorough process aimed at shaping the future of the franchise.

NFL Week 15 is here, and Sunday’s lineup promises a thrilling day for football fans! With 13 action-packed games on the schedule, there’s plenty to get excited about, especially with the playoff picture starting to take shape. Here’s your ultimate guide to catching all the games, including TV channels, streaming options, game times, and the announcing crews who’ll bring the action to life. Let’s dive in!

The Tennessee Titans haven’t exactly been lighting up highlight reels this season, but one player who continues to turn heads is running back Tony Pollard. Even amid a tough year for the Titans, currently sitting at a disappointing 3-10, Pollard has managed to shine with his performance on the field. As the team looks ahead to their upcoming matchup against the Cincinnati Bengals, there’s a lot to unpack about Pollard’s season, his injury status, and what it all means for both the Titans and fantasy football enthusiasts.

The first half of Saturday's NBA Cup semifinal between the Oklahoma City Thunder and the Houston Rockets was, in Coach Mark Daigneault's words, "muddled." That’s a polite way to describe what was arguably the worst shooting half of the season for both teams. Yet, the second half was a completely different story—one that saw Oklahoma City dominate with a jaw-dropping 70 points to secure a 111-96 victory. This win earned them a ticket to Tuesday's title game against the Milwaukee Bucks.

In a thrilling, high-stakes showdown at Top Taggert Field in Big Rapids, Ferris State's resilience shone through as they overcame an 11-point halftime deficit to secure a 48-38 victory over Slippery Rock, earning them a coveted spot in the NCAA Division II championship game for the first time since their back-to-back titles in 2021-22. The Bulldogs, now riding a 13-game win streak since their season-opening loss, will face off against top-seeded Valdosta State on December 21st at 2 p.m. at McKinney ISD Stadium in McKinney, Texas, with the game set to air on ESPN2. For Ferris State, this marks their third title game appearance in just six seasons, a continuation of their dominance in D-II football. The matchup against Valdosta will be a highly anticipated rematch—Ferris State crushed Valdosta 58-17 in the 2021 championship, while the 2018 title game was a dramatic, nail-biting win for Valdosta, 49-47.

Dillon Thieneman's departure from Purdue football is a gut punch for the program, but it’s also a reminder of the inevitable crossroads every player must face. For years, Thieneman embodied the spirit and legacy of the Boilermakers like few others—his family’s deep ties to Purdue, his stunning freshman season, and the promise of greatness. Yet, despite the emotional connection, family history, and loyalty, even the strongest ties can’t keep a player tethered when a bigger opportunity knocks.

The Cleveland Browns are setting the stage for what could be a pivotal 2025 season, giving Deshaun Watson a chance to compete for the starting quarterback role. While the financial implications are significant, this decision isn’t solely about the money—there’s an underlying belief in Watson’s potential to bounce back.

The Navy Midshipmen pulled off a stunning 31-13 upset over the No. 22-ranked Army Black Knights on Saturday at Northwest Stadium, leaving fans and analysts buzzing with excitement. This wasn’t just any victory; it was a masterclass in strategy, grit, and bold decision-making. The Midshipmen earned their first win in this storied rivalry since 2021, marking only their third triumph against Army since 2016. Yet, the Navy still boasts a 63-55-7 edge in the series, thanks largely to their dominant 14-game winning streak from 2002 to 2015.

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On Saturday morning, Israel unleashed a series of airstrikes targeting key military sites in Syria’s capital, Damascus, and surrounding areas, a move that has sparked widespread attention and concerns. These strikes, which included a focus on rocket depots deeply buried beneath mountains, were part of Israel’s ongoing strategy to dismantle the military capabilities of Syria, particularly since the dramatic fall of Bashar al-Assad’s regime just a few days earlier. The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights (SOHR), a prominent war monitor, confirmed that these airstrikes were in line with Israel’s larger mission to neutralize Syria’s remaining military strength.

A West suburban library that has already become a flashpoint in the national culture wars is once again under fire. This time, the battleground isn't over LGBTQ+ programming or materials, but rather a potentially controversial shift in how the library’s leadership is selected. In a move that has set the local community on edge, leaders of Downers Grove are considering replacing the appointed library board members with elected ones—a proposal that is quickly igniting strong emotions and raising concerns across the village.