Kylian Mbappé’s global brand takes a hit as three Chinese sponsors pull back amid growing boycott pressure
Kylian Mbappé has lost three Chinese sponsors within hours after a viral video clip upset audiences in China.
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Austin Smotherman sets sights on earning Masters invite after picking up back-to-back PGA Tour wins
Austin Smotherman's back-to-back PGA Tour wins vault him to No. 54 in the OWGR, and now a coveted Masters invite hinges on cracking the top 50.
Caleb Williams not backing down despite NFL fine, says he will continue to wear Caddix cleats
Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams was fined $11K for wearing Caddix cleats, but he recently explained why that will not deter him from continuing to w...
Does ‘Falling Back’ an Hour Hurt Your Heart? A Doctor Shares Tips to Get Through
Daylight saving time ends Sunday, providing an extra hour of sleep. Doctor explains what that means for heart health and how to adjust as clocks fall back.
Rams anticipate Davante Adams back sooner than later
Davante Adams is reportedly recovering quickly and more NFL news on a Wednesday
Week 8 NFL picks against the spread, predictions for every game: Chiefs look to bounce back vs. Broncos
The Broncos and Chiefs square off on a huge AFC West game.
Jensen Huang and the AI spies.
The New York Times reports that US intelligence officials believe an executive at one of Nvidia’s data center customers, Megaspeed, may be a “Chinese intelligence asset,” and has a “close relationship” with Nvidia CEO Huang. Details are sparse in the article, especially on how close that relationship was — Nvidia says she’s just one of “thousands of customer executives” Huang meets every year. [Link: Nvidia Chief Seen as Target of Chinese Spy Plot | https://www.nytimes.com/2026/10/29/us/politics/nvidia-china-jensen-huang-trump.html?smid=nytcore-android-share | The New York Times]
At 26, Kia Humberstone began building a $40,000 home on a truck to avoid a traditional mortgage after selling her first tiny home for A$35,000, seeking a more affordable path to homeownership
At 26, Kia Humberstone began building a home on the back of a vintage truck and trailer, hoping to find a more affordable path to homeownership without