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Chris Johnson opens up about his heartbreaking ALS journey as former NFL star fights for more time with his wife and children
Chris Johnson’s ALS diagnosis has changed much of his life, but the former NFL star says it has not changed who he is.
Antonio Brown’s attempted murder case takes unexpected turn as former NFL star prepares to accept a surprising plea deal
Antonio Brown is set to accept a plea deal in his Miami-Dade attempted murder case that would keep him out of prison.
Arizona Cardinals: Defensive Stud Lands on IR, Likely Out for 2026 Season
Arizona Cardinals stud cornerback Will Johnson has shown flashes throughout his young NFL career, but injuries have hindered him from reaching his full poten...
Ottawa Senators owner claims Keith Tkachuk and Matthew Tkachuk swayed Brady's trade request
Senators owner Michel Andlauer claims Keith Tkachuk and Matthew Tkachuk influenced Brady Tkachuk's trade request to join the Florida Panthers.
Ultraviolette raises $85mn to scale up production
Ultraviolette raises $85m led by Yali Capital and TDK Ventures to scale EV production, launch its first scooter, and expand to the US and other markets.
Lamar Jackson Gives Funny Quote on Fan Expectations for Ravens vs. Cowboys in Brazil
Ahead of Sunday's NFL Rio Game against the Dallas Cowboys, Baltimore Ravens star quarterback Lamar Jackson isn't concerned about fans in Brazil rooting for his opponents.
'International system broken': Rubio's stark message amid UNGA, says US interests above world order
US secretary of state Marco Rubio on Wednesday said the world lacks a functional international system capable of addressing major conflicts.
Chicago mayor seeks to block data center expansion: ‘We are not for sale’
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson proposed a data center expansion moratorium ordinance, saying that the city is “open for business” but “not for sale.” The ordinance acts as a 12-month temporary pause to give city officials time to develop long-term policies concerning energy and pollution risks for Chicagoans. It will be referred to a Chicago City…