The Baltimore Ravens faced a challenging Thursday night, squaring off against their AFC North rivals, the Cincinnati Bengals. Down by a daunting 14-point deficit in the second half and with a defense struggling to keep the Bengals at bay, the Ravens’ prospects of a comeback seemed dim. However, what ultimately turned the tide was one key element that Baltimore has come to rely on time and again: the extraordinary play of Lamar Jackson. Jackson delivered a fourth-quarter performance that some are already calling one of the best of his career, bringing excitement, resilience, and a surge of hope to the Ravens.

Israeli forces have escalated their military campaign in the Gaza Strip, with airstrikes intensifying across the region on Thursday. The Israeli military issued further evacuation orders, leading to the displacement of even more Palestinians, particularly from northern Gaza, creating a fresh wave of refugees. Many fear that they will never be able to return to their homes once they leave.

As the political landscape shifts with President-elect Donald Trump’s return to the White House, the Pentagon braces for what many see as inevitable disruption and upheaval. The once and future commander-in-chief has made no secret of his intentions, leading to widespread concern within the military and beyond. There's palpable fear that Trump will follow through on his past promises—namely, to deploy the military domestically against American citizens, demand unwavering loyalty from military leaders, and reshape the Pentagon to serve his personal agenda rather than its traditional nonpartisan mission.

On Thursday, a federal judge handed down a significant ruling, striking down the Biden administration’s “parole in place” policy that aimed to grant legal status to certain undocumented individuals married to U.S. citizens. The policy had been a key piece of the administration’s broader immigration strategy and was rolled out earlier this year, just as President Joe Biden was gearing up for his reelection bid. But now, with this court decision, the future of the policy has become more uncertain, and its effects on many families could be far-reaching.

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The Golden State Warriors are back in a big way. After their thrilling 118-112 victory over the Boston Celtics on Wednesday, the Dubs improved to an impressive 7-1 on the season. That win, which pushed their current streak to five games, was a statement to the rest of the league. With three of those victories coming without their superstar, Steph Curry, it's clear the Warriors are proving they don’t just rely on one player to get it done. This has NBA media buzzing, with many analysts and reporters across the league declaring that Golden State is officially back in championship form.

If you're gearing up for Week 10 of fantasy football, you've come to the right place for all the must-start running backs to keep an eye on. With so many exciting matchups ahead, there's plenty to discuss. From rookies who are heating up to veterans continuing to dominate, here's a deep dive into my top running back picks, some sleeper hits, and the matchups you’ll want to target—or avoid. I’ve compiled this list with a mix of factors like player workload, opponent strength, red zone opportunities, and how the game script is likely to unfold.

The Los Angeles Lakers made a significant move on Wednesday, sending rookie guard Bronny James, son of NBA superstar LeBron James, to the G-League. This decision, confirmed by ESPN's Shams Charania, marks an important next step in the 20-year-old's career as he continues to adjust to the professional basketball world. Bronny will join the South Bay Lakers, the Lakers' G-League affiliate, starting this Saturday, though he'll still be part of the NBA roster for the Lakers' upcoming game against the Philadelphia 76ers on Friday.

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Cooper Rush is back in the spotlight, ready to lead the Cowboys once more in a time of uncertainty. With Dak Prescott sidelined due to a nagging hamstring injury, Rush steps in as the backup quarterback, aiming to salvage Dallas’ season. But for Rush, this isn’t uncharted territory. He’s done it before and, as he shared after practice, he’s more prepared and seasoned this time around.

The San Francisco 49ers are poised to welcome back one of their biggest stars this Sunday, as head coach Kyle Shanahan expressed confidence that running back Christian McCaffrey will make his season debut against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. After watching McCaffrey participate in the team's most demanding practice of the week, Shanahan confirmed the star back's readiness, providing a much-needed boost to a 49ers team that’s been struggling with injuries.