Deshaun Watson, the star quarterback for the Cleveland Browns, was back in action during Thursday's practice, taking all the first-team reps after a brief hiatus due to soreness in his surgically repaired right throwing shoulder. The club had limited him on Wednesday, raising eyebrows and sparking concerns about his availability for the upcoming preseason finale against the Seattle Seahawks. However, the latest update from the Browns provided a glimmer of hope, as Watson seemed to be in fine form during Thursday's session.

When the Denver Broncos announced Bo Nix as their starting quarterback, sports commentator Colin Cowherd drew a lot of attention, and not all of it was positive. In what seemed like a provocative move, Cowherd compared the decision to Tom Brady being named the starter for the New England Patriots. This comparison, as you might expect, ignited a firestorm of reactions across social media.

Last year's NBA playoffs were a tough go for Jamal Murray, who was battling through a series of injuries, most notably a nagging calf strain. The Canadian guard, known for his explosive scoring and clutch performances, was clearly not at his best. His numbers reflected that—averaging 20.6 points per game on 40.2% shooting, with a rather dismal 31.5% from beyond the arc. These stats were a far cry from the previous season, where Murray played a pivotal role in leading the Denver Nuggets to an NBA title. The drop-off was noticeable, and it wasn’t just in the regular season. The same struggles followed him to the Paris Olympics.

The Green Bay Packers wrapped up their training camp in thrilling fashion on Thursday, hosting the Baltimore Ravens for a one-day joint practice at Ray Nitschke Field. This wasn't just any practice, though—it marked the final open session of the Packers' camp and served as the last tune-up before their preseason finale against the Ravens on Saturday. With John Harbaugh’s squad in town, featuring the electrifying Lamar Jackson at quarterback and one of the NFL's most formidable defenses, the Packers had a chance to measure themselves against a top-tier team. After a couple of lackluster days in Denver, everyone was eager to see if the Packers could bounce back. And boy, did they ever.

China is making waves with the recent launch of what could be its most advanced diesel-electric submarine yet, adding a significant asset to its ever-growing undersea fleet. While official announcements from Beijing's defense ministry or navy remain conspicuously absent, the news hasn't gone unnoticed. The buzz started when Naval News broke the story, revealing that this new submarine might be a fresh variant of the already formidable Type 039A/B/C, also recognized under NATO's classification as the Yuan-class.

In what promises to be a defining moment in her political career, Vice President Kamala Harris is poised to make history as she accepts a major party’s nomination for president. Not only is she the first Black woman to achieve this milestone, but she also holds the distinction of being the first Asian American to do so. On Thursday night, all eyes will be on Harris as she steps up to deliver what many are calling the most important speech of her life.

Coldplay’s recent stop in Vienna during their Music of the Spheres world tour turned into a heartfelt tribute to Taylor Swift, who was forced to cancel her shows in the city due to a failed terror plot. The band, led by frontman Chris Martin, took a moment to honor Swift and her fans, offering a touching performance that resonated with the emotions of the moment.

The Cincinnati Bengals suddenly find themselves in an enviable position—a surprising twist that has flipped what was once a glaring weakness into a veritable strength. The tight end spot, which once seemed like a revolving door of short-term solutions for Joe Burrow, is now overflowing with talent. So much so, in fact, that the team may have to make some tough decisions when it comes to final roster cuts. The idea of rostering at least five tight ends, something once unthinkable, is now a very real possibility. And among those vying for a spot is sixth-round rookie Tanner McLachlan, who might just have a shot at making the final cut.

On Wednesday, Moscow experienced one of its largest drone attacks since the conflict began in 2022, according to Russian authorities. They reported that all drones targeting the capital were intercepted and destroyed before they could reach their intended targets. This massive drone assault underscores a dramatic escalation in the ongoing conflict.

In a notable strategic move, Vice President Kamala Harris and Minnesota Governor Tim Walz recently made a high-profile visit to Wisconsin, aligning with the Democratic National Convention (DNC) that was unfolding in nearby Chicago. This trip, a sharp contrast from the 2016 campaign trail, underscores the Democrats’ focus on reclaiming a crucial swing state that slipped through their fingers last election.

A Political Milestone: Minnesota Governor Tim Walz’s Big Night

Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck's recent split has taken the spotlight, but it’s their lack of a prenuptial agreement that’s really turning heads. According to a source close to J.Lo, the power couple married two years ago without a prenup, a detail that's now causing a stir as they head towards their California divorce. This revelation has left many wondering just how their assets will be divided and what this means for their future.

On Wednesday, Taylor Swift opened up about the heart-wrenching decision to cancel three of her highly anticipated concerts in Vienna, a move prompted by a thwarted terrorist attack. In a candid Instagram post, she shared her feelings of devastation and guilt, acknowledging the deep disappointment for fans who had been eagerly planning to attend these shows.