Brian Brobbey’s Here To Stay: Our Writers React
As another key player pens a new deal at the Stadium of Light, what does this mean for Sunderland and Brobbey himself?
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Ex-Broncos QB Russell Wilson Interviewed for FBS Head Coaching Job
Former Broncos quarterback Russell Wilson interviewed for an FBS head coaching job. The post Ex-Broncos QB Russell Wilson Interviewed for FBS Head Coaching J...
Pat Surtain II Reacts to Jaylen Waddle’s Post After Broncos Beat Chiefs
Pat Surtain II chimed in on Jaylen Waddle’s Instagram post after the receiver helped Denver erase an 11-point fourth-quarter deficit against Kansas City. The...
Brian Brobbey 2031 — A New Chapter In Red And White
News of the Dutchman’s new contract is a welcome tonic for everyone at a difficult moment, writes Dean McDonald.
The blue wave that broke Trump’s Republican map
Democrats soared to victory Tuesday night across races for Congress and governors’ mansions, and are set to retake power in Congress by higher margins than the party has had since last century. It’s a striking condemnation from voters of the war in Iran and President Trump’s leadership of the Republican Party. Midterm elections are usually…
Iran war, inflation or Trump fatigue: What drove Democrats' midterm surge?
US voters on Tuesday delivered a stunning rubuke to President Donald Trump and his broader agenda.
OTD (4/11/1972): Billy Elliott’s Sunderland Debut Brings Fireworks
Billy Elliott took temporary charge after Alan Brown's shock departure in November 1972. Could his first game at the helm spark a revival at Roker Park?
Scandal-plagued Ilhan Omar easily secures 5th term in deep blue Minnesota despite immigration fraud probe
Ilhan Omar won reelection despite a federal probe into whether she committed immigration fraud, including claims she married her brother in 2009.
Democrat Annie Andrews wins South Carolina Senate race
Democrat Annie Andrews won a stunning upset over GOP Sen. Darline Graham, who was running for her late brother Lindsey Graham's seat.