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USC transfer Quinten Joyner suffered a season-ending ACL tear at Texas Tech's Saturday scrimmage, leaving the Red Raiders without a key backfield player for the 2025 campaign.
The Dallas Cowboys have not reached the NFC Championship in 30 years. But their lack of on-field success has not hindered their popularity and profits.
California's AB 495 faces criticism from parents and activists who warn the Family Preparedness Plan Act could endanger children and undermine parental rights.
Archaeologists in Sicily uncovered a Roman mosaic of flip-flop sandals, a rare find at the UNESCO-listed Villa Romana del Casale. The villa is famous for its collection of Roman mosaics.
President Trump describes Ukraine peace talks as 'very good early step' following discussions with Zelenskyy and European leaders on security guarantees.
A former NYPD detective said the way in which DC police are handling the investigation into the death of a congressional intern is "unusual."
Ingrid Seward, author of "My Mother and I," claims Meghan Markle is a major factor in Prince William and Prince Harry's ongoing feud, with trust issues preventing reconciliation between the brothers.
Comcast's looming spinoff of its cable assets is leading to a messy divorce between NBC News and MSNBC, which heavily relied on the Peacock network's news division.
The Air Canada strike has ended after flight attendants reached a tentative agreement with the airline, their union said early Tuesday."The Strike has ended," the Canadian Union of Public Employees said in a Facebook post, advising its membership to "fully cooperate with resumption of operations."
Investigators in Traverse City, Michigan released surveillance video inside the Walmart where a suspect stabbed eleven people in July. The video shows the man running through the aisles, attacking unsuspecting shoppers. NBC News’ Maggie Vespa spoke exclusively with one of the victims.
Analysis of recent Trump-Putin-Zelensky diplomatic meetings emphasizes the limits of media knowledge and warns against reporters claiming inside information about private negotiations.
President Trump is right to restore law and order in Washington, D.C., after years of high crime rates under failed Democratic leadership in the nation's capital.
