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When Sam Williams went down with a torn ACL and MCL earlier this preseason, the Dallas Cowboys knew they had to act fast. Williams, a third-year edge rusher, was expected to play a key role in Mike Zimmer's defense, especially with Micah Parsons shifting to linebacker more often, reminiscent of his rookie season. The loss of Williams left a significant void in the Cowboys' defensive lineup.

Colts and Cardinals Heat Up with Joint Practice Action: Key Takeaways from Wednesday’s Session

Former South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley, who once vied against Donald Trump in the Republican primary, has some pointed advice for the former president as he gears up for the November election. During a recent Fox News interview, Haley suggested that Trump should “quit whining” about Vice President Kamala Harris if he hopes to secure a win.

WHO Declares Monkeypox a Global Health Emergency Again: What You Need to Know

Gena Rowlands, the iconic actress whose portrayal of the elderly Allie grappling with dementia in The Notebook deeply touched audiences, has passed away at the age of 94. Her passing this afternoon at her home in Indian Wells, California, where she was surrounded by her loved ones, marks the end of a remarkable era in Hollywood. Although no official cause of death was disclosed, it’s worth noting that Rowlands had been battling Alzheimer’s disease, a poignant twist given her memorable role in the film.

 In a candid cover story for PEOPLE, Hollywood icon Rob Lowe, star of the hit show Unstable, opens up about his remarkable journey to sobriety and the transformative experiences that shaped his life. As Lowe reflects on his 34-year journey of sobriety, it's clear that his path was paved with a series of significant and subtle awakenings that ultimately led him to quit drinking.

Shelby Van Pelt’s debut novel, Remarkably Bright Creatures, is making waves with its upcoming film adaptation, and guess what? The legendary Sally Field is set to star in it! If you’re not familiar with the book yet, let me fill you in on why it’s creating such a buzz.

Collin Gosselin's Rocky Road: From Reality TV Stardom to Marine Dream Deferred

The Cleveland Guardians’ pitching rotation is showing promising signs of revitalization, thanks to the infusion of some seasoned veterans. Alex Cobb and Matthew Boyd, both with significant MLB experience, are making a noticeable impact as the Guardians continue their late-season push.

Phoenix Mercury Face Exciting Challenges in WNBA's Second Half

In a shocking turn of events, Mounir Nasraoui, the father of the 17-year-old Barcelona and Spain football prodigy Lamine Yamal, has been hospitalized after a violent incident in a parking lot near Barcelona. Reports from Spain have painted a grim picture of the situation, highlighting the severity of the attack and the ongoing investigation into the case.

The 2024 Paris Olympics were brimming with unforgettable moments and high-octane drama. From Simone Biles’ spectacular comeback to Noah Lyles’ nail-biting win in the 100m dash, and the Turkish shooter who brought an all-new, jaw-dropping stance to the games, there was no shortage of excitement. But amidst these dazzling feats, one standout event that caught everyone’s attention was Raygun’s "Kangaroo Dance."

 Nate Silver, renowned for his prescient election predictions, has long been a figure of fascination and debate. His name became synonymous with accurate forecasting after he nailed nearly all the outcomes of the 2008 election and repeated the feat in 2012. However, his prediction that Hillary Clinton had a 71% chance of winning the 2016 election—and her eventual loss—brought him both acclaim and criticism. Silver’s ability to forecast elections and gamble with seemingly uncanny precision has kept him in the public eye, and now, with his latest book, On the Edge: The Art of Risking Everything, he’s exploring the world of risk-taking in more depth.

Political Turmoil Hits Thailand: PM Srettha Thavisin Ousted Amid Constitutional Crisis

In a dramatic twist to the 2024 presidential race, former President Donald Trump is set to make a crucial campaign stop in North Carolina this Wednesday, battling to regain his footing after a series of setbacks. The visit is scheduled for 4 p.m. local time in Asheville, a city that has recently become a focal point in this fiercely contested swing state.

When you think of reality TV, it's almost impossible not to picture the Kardashian-Jenner clan. This family became household names in 2007 with the premiere of Keeping Up with the Kardashians. Fast forward to 2024, and they’re still a major presence on TV, continuing to dominate the celebrity landscape. But have you ever wondered about the story behind the show's title and how it was received by the family?

Sunday's preseason opener was a big day for the Indianapolis Colts, especially for cornerback Dallis Flowers, who made his much-anticipated return to the field. It had been quite a while since Flowers last saw game action—specifically, all the way back in Week 4 of the previous season, when he suffered a significant Achilles injury. The game marked his first chance to get back into the rhythm of live play, and as expected, there was a bit of rust that came with his return.

 Ex-Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina Calls for Accountability Amidst Bangladesh Turmoil

Skai Jackson, Former Disney Channel Star, Arrested in Domestic Violence Incident: A Detailed Look

When J Balvin was sketching out his alien-themed extravaganza for Coachella earlier this year, he had one dream guest in mind: Will Smith. In a candid chat with Rolling Stone on Tuesday, the Colombian superstar opened up about why he felt a deep connection to the iconic actor. Both J Balvin and Will Smith faced intense scrutiny around the same time in 2022, and Balvin felt a bond through their shared experiences of public criticism.