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NFL Week 10 big underdog picks of the week

NFL Week 10 big underdog picks of the week

Cards Wire writers predict which big underdog might pull off an upset in Week 10.

Seahawks announce captains for NFL Week 10 vs Raiders

Seahawks announce captains for NFL Week 10 vs Raiders

Seattle will feature two new captains for their showdown with the Raiders.

Saints run game looks to continue momentum against Panthers

Saints run game looks to continue momentum against Panthers

After a strong rushing performance in Week 9, the Saints get another key backfield piece back but must deal with reshuffling on the offensive line

Boston Celtics Daily Links 11/14/26

Boston Celtics Daily Links 11/14/26

All the Celtics news you need in one convenient place.

Chargers' offensive keys to victory against the Ravens

Chargers' offensive keys to victory against the Ravens

Here's what the Los Angeles Chargers need to do on offense to pull out the win in Week 10.

3 things on Packers defense vs. Vikings: Cisse vs. Jefferson Part 2

3 things on Packers defense vs. Vikings: Cisse vs. Jefferson Part 2

Brandon Cisse gets a chance to show his growth in his second matchup with Justin Jefferson after a 'welcome to the NFL' moment back in Week 1.

Kenneth Walker III fantasy football replacements with Chiefs star out with injury

Kenneth Walker III fantasy football replacements with Chiefs star out with injury

Who can you add in fantasy football with Kenneth Walker III out on Sunday?

Austin Weekly News Highlights Resilience of Local Journalism Amidst National Decline

Austin Weekly News Highlights Resilience of Local Journalism Amidst National Decline

Austin Weekly News, in a note from its development committee, emphasized the enduring importance and resilience of local journalism. The publication, along with Wednesday Journal, Forest Park Review, and Riverside-Brookfield Landmark, has become part of NEWSWELL, a nonprofit organization aimed at supporting local news outlets. This move comes as nearly 40% of all local newspapers in the U.S. have ceased operations since 2005, indicating a significant crisis in local news. The committee highlighted that these local papers have been delivering independent, fact-based journalism to Chicago's West Side and near western suburbs for over 45 years, bucking the national trend of closures. The integration into NEWSWELL is intended to provide a crucial boost, allowing for increased reporting and deeper coverage of community issues. The development committee is actively seeking financial resources to sustain and grow the vitality of their community newsroom, underscoring their belief that local journalism is vital fo...

Arizona Daily Star Wins Award for Investigation into ICE Solitary Confinement Practices

Arizona Daily Star Wins Award for Investigation into ICE Solitary Confinement Practices

The Arizona Daily Star has been awarded the top prize in the Arizona Media Association’s inaugural Copper State Awards. Reporters Emily Bregel and Emily Hamer received the honor for their investigative series on the use of solitary confinement at a private, for-profit prison in Eloy, Arizona, which houses U.S. immigration detainees. The two-part investigation, published in May, focused on how ICE allegedly uses solitary confinement to coerce individuals into self-deporting and as a 'quick fix' for vulnerable or suicidal detainees. Bregel, who covers border and immigration issues for the Star, collaborated with Hamer from the Lee Enterprises Public Service Journalism Team on the project. The award included a $5,000 prize split between the reporters and an additional $2,500 for the Arizona Daily Star, provided by the Arizona Media Association in partnership with the A-Mark Foundation.

New York City Hosts Largest Veterans Day Parade in the Nation

New York City Hosts Largest Veterans Day Parade in the Nation

New York City hosted the nation's largest Veterans Day Parade on November 11, 2026, featuring over 20,000 marchers and 280 marching units. The event, organized by the United War Veterans Council (UWVC), included active-duty service members, military families, veterans, and community organizations from across the country. NASA astronaut and Navy veteran Suni Williams served as the Grand Marshal, with Navy veteran Vicki Bello as the honorary marshal. Prior to the parade, an annual Wreath-Laying Ceremony took place in Madison Square Park, attended by veteran representatives, public officials, foreign allies, and senior military leaders. Mayor Mamdani pledged to advocate for veterans, ensuring they have safe housing, well-paying jobs, quality education, and necessary medical care in New York City.

Xavier Legette back on 53-man roster

Xavier Legette back on 53-man roster

Panthers WR Xavier Legette available to play in Week 10 but is still listed as questionable

Tyriq Withers' airport interview with Daniel Kaluuya is what memes are made of

Tyriq Withers' airport interview with Daniel Kaluuya is what memes are made of

Actors Tyriq Withers and Daniel Kaluuya made the most of the FAA's nationwide ground stop in a now-viral, meme-filled interview at Eugene Airport.

Andrei Iosivas set to miss another game

Andrei Iosivas set to miss another game

Bengals WR Andrei Iosivas returned to practice this week but is not ready to play

'There is no racism in Spain' says country's World Cup-winning coach

'There is no racism in Spain' says country's World Cup-winning coach

Spain's Luis de la Fuente had a stern response to questions about racial abuse.

Texas Comptroller Huffines Announces $1.4 Billion Local Sales Tax Distribution, Urges Property Tax Reduction

Texas Comptroller Huffines Announces $1.4 Billion Local Sales Tax Distribution, Urges Property Tax Reduction

Texas Comptroller Don Huffines announced the distribution of $1.4 billion in net local sales tax revenue to Texas cities, counties, transit systems, and special purpose districts in October 2026. This figure represents a 14.6% increase compared to October 2025. The state's total net sales tax revenue for October 2026, combining state and local collections, reached $6.15 billion, an 11.9% rise from the previous year. These collections primarily reflect sales made by businesses in September. Comptroller Huffines highlighted the thriving Texas economy and urged the Texas Legislature to utilize these increased revenues to reduce property taxes for Texans, aiming to make housing more affordable. Cities received $902.7 million, transit systems $301.1 million, counties $88.3 million, and special purpose districts $153.2 million, all showing significant year-over-year increases in allocations.

Steelers activate DT Derrick Harmon off injured reserve

Steelers activate DT Derrick Harmon off injured reserve

A key reinforcement is on the way for the defensive line.

Historic 'Super El Niño' Event Expected to Cause Global Devastation Through 2027

Historic 'Super El Niño' Event Expected to Cause Global Devastation Through 2027

A 'Super El Niño' event, characterized by tropical Pacific Ocean surface waters approximately 2 degrees Celsius warmer than usual, is currently underway and is forecast to continue causing devastating consequences globally until at least March 2027. According to meteorologists, this El Niño is one of the most historic episodes in modern observation records, with temperatures hitting 3.05°C above average in September 2026. El Niño episodes occur when the waters of the Central Pacific warm as equatorial trade winds weaken, allowing warm waters to spread eastward towards South America. This phenomenon significantly influences atmospheric steering currents and storm tracks, leading to altered seasonal precipitation patterns and coastal weather hazards. The current event is already causing coastal flooding and is expected to exacerbate extreme weather events worldwide, including severe drought in some regions and unusually heavy rainfall and flooding in others.

Supreme Court Rules SEC Not Required to Prove Investor Loss for Disgorgement

Supreme Court Rules SEC Not Required to Prove Investor Loss for Disgorgement

On June 4, 2026, the U.S. Supreme Court issued a unanimous decision in Sripetch v. SEC, ruling that the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is not required to demonstrate that investors suffered pecuniary loss before obtaining disgorgement. Justice Neil Gorsuch authored the opinion, stating that when misconduct enriches a defendant without leaving a victim worse off, equity traditionally favors stripping the gain rather than allowing the defendant to retain it. This decision resolves a split among federal circuit courts, specifically between the First and Ninth Circuits and the Second Circuit, which had previously mandated proof of loss in cases like SEC v. Govil (2023). The case involved Ongkaruck Sripetch, who engaged in fraudulent schemes across at least 20 penny-stock companies, with the SEC seeking over $4.1 million in disgorgement. This ruling marks a significant development in the SEC's enforcement powers regarding ill-gotten gains.

Helen Toner Discusses AI Safety, Regulation, and OpenAI's Commercial Shift

Helen Toner Discusses AI Safety, Regulation, and OpenAI's Commercial Shift

Helen Toner, Executive Director of the Center for Security and Emerging Technology at Georgetown University, recently discussed the evolving landscape of AI safety and regulation. Toner, a former OpenAI board member, highlighted the shift in AI companies like OpenAI and Anthropic from pure research labs to more commercial entities. She noted that the initial non-profit structure of OpenAI was intended to prioritize safety over profit, a mechanism she believes failed during the incident involving Sam Altman's temporary departure and return. Toner emphasized that while AI models are becoming increasingly capable, there's a significant gap in public understanding and regulatory frameworks. She pointed out that AI models have demonstrated abilities to 'hack' real companies, raising concerns about misuse and misalignment. The conversation also touched upon the concept of 'recursive self-improvement' (RSI) and the pursuit of 'superintelligence' by leading AI companies, which she believes is taken for granted in ...

Irish Government Considers AI as Catalyst for Public Service Reform

Irish Government Considers AI as Catalyst for Public Service Reform

The Irish Government is exploring the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) to fundamentally rethink and improve public services. Proposals, to be considered by a new Cabinet subcommittee on technology, suggest AI could lead to fewer repetitive interactions, faster decisions, and reduced waiting times for citizens. The Department of Public Expenditure, responsible for digitalization, notes that AI adoption across the public service is currently uneven, primarily used for drafting, summarizing, and processing documents. The government aims to leverage AI to address material public service challenges, redesign services, and capitalize on the technology's transformative potential to deliver significant public value. This initiative follows the government's signaling of a €5 billion public service pay deal intended to facilitate greater AI adoption across the State sector.