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The couple married Saturday in New Orleans.

If Rob Gronkowski is going to retire this offseason, he's yet to give any indication. According to Mike Reiss of ESPN.com, Gronkowski "has still shown up at Gillette Stadium multiple times over the past couple of weeks...

Sen. Chris Coons, D-Delaware, joins moderator Margaret Brennan from the Munich Security Conference to discuss Syria and Andrew McCabe's 25th amendment comments.

Rep. Will Hurd, R-Texas, joins moderator Margaret Brennan to discuss the effects of the border wall and national emergency declaration on his border district.

In an interview airing Sunday on "60 Minutes," former Acting FBI Director Andrew McCabe said the possibility of an "inappropriate relationship" between President Trump and Russia prompted him to launch investigations into their ties.

In 2009, then U.S. Vice President Joe Biden came to Munich to "press the reset button" with Russia. A decade later he came again to offer the world better relations, this time with his own country.

Denis Zakaria scored late to salvage a 1-1 draw for Borussia Moenchengladbach at Eintracht Frankfurt on Sunday, a result that keeps both sides' European hopes intact        

People needing urgent care were asked to pay despite qualifying for free treatmentHospitals have wrongly told some migrants needing urgent care to pay for it in advance even though they qualified for free treatment on the NHS, the government has admitted for the first time.Rules were broken when 22 people were ordered to pay before they could start treatment, despite the seriousness of their condition, the Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) has acknowledged. Three of the 22 were women who were prevented from having an abortion. Continue reading...

The Daytona 500, one of NASCAR’s biggest races of the year, is today. Race coverage is set to kick off at 1pm ET/ 10am PT, with the actual race getting underway at 2:30pm ET/11:30am PT.Read more...

All-Star Sunday has arrived in Charlotte, the last game before the 'break' begins        

• Tottenham Hotspur 0-3 Manchester City • Ellie Roebuck saves penalty as City make FA Cup quarter-finalsTottenham were given another sighting of the level they need to reach to be competitive in the Women’s Super League, should they win promotion, as goals from the captain Steph Houghton, Lauren Hemp and Gemma Bonner, and Ellie Roebuck’s penalty save, ensured Manchester City cruised into the FA Cup quarter-finals.Spurs and City find themselves in similar circumstances in their respective divisions. Both table-topping, both looking over their shoulder at teams that have played two games fewer – Manchester City two points above Arsenal, Tottenham five clear of Manchester United. Continue reading...

While most of us are still recovering from the frenzied orgy of capitalist affection that is Valentine's Day, companies from all over the industry continue to fly forth like arrows fired from Cupid's bow. Google announced it will be spreading some of...

Lazio's misfortunes continued Sunday as it conceded a clumsy equalizer and a stoppage-time goal to lose 2-1 at Genoa in Serie A, damaging its hopes of qualifying for next season's Champions League        

Mateusz Morawiecki will not now visit Israel, after PM Benjamin Netanyahu said "Poles co-operated".

WWE commentator Corey Graves has angrily rejected claims of having an affair with SmackDown Live star Carmella by his soon-to-be estranged wife. Amy Polinsky posted a damning Instagram post to slam the 34-year-old, real name Matthew Polinsky, to make the shocking allegation. The since-deleted post claimed the ex-wrestler had been “sleeping with” the former women’s...

Crystal Palace's Jeffrey Schlupp scores the opener against Doncaster Rovers in the FA Cup fifth round tie at the Keepmoat Stadium.

President Donald Trump appears to have woken up angry on Sunday as he is once again mad at the way a comedy show portrayed him. Hours after Saturday Night Live mocked the president and his emergency declaration, Trump said that the networks are the ones who are really guilty of “collusion” against his administration. “Nothing funny about tired Saturday Night Live on Fake News NBC!” Trump tweeted.

A strange spider with glowing eyes that lived more than 100 million years ago was recently discovered by paleontologists working in South Korea. 

When a star is born, a chaotic light show ensues.  NASA's long-lived Hubble Space Telescope captured vivid bright clumps moving through the cosmos at some 1,000 light years from Earth. The space agency called these objects clear "smoking gun" evidence of a newly formed star — as new stars blast colossal amounts of energy-rich matter into space, known as plasma.  Seen as the vivid blue, ephemeral clumps in the top center of the new image below, these are telltale signs of an energy-rich gas, or plasma, colliding with a huge collection of dust and gas in deep space. As NASA says, these blue masses are transient creations in the cosmos, as "they disappear into nothingness within a few tens of thousands of years." Read more...More about Space, Nasa, Science, Hubble Space Telescope, and Nebula

Raya al-Hassan is one of four women taking cabinet jobs in new Lebanese governmentThe Arab world’s first female interior minister has hailed her appointment as a “point of pride for all women”.Raya al-Hassan is one of four women to take cabinet jobs in the new Lebanese government, a record for the country and three more than in the last government, in which even the minister for women was a man. Continue reading...

Lille dropped points in the race for second place and automatic qualification for the Champions League after drawing 0-0 at home to Montpellier on Sunday        

EU regulations outlaw killing of wolves unless people are in danger or there is ‘no satisfactory alternative’More than a century ago, wolves were hunted to extinction in Germany. These days, they’re back – and their presence is a source of political strife.Wolf attacks on livestock increased drastically in 2017, according to government statistics released at the weekend: they carried out 472 attacks, an increase of 66% over the previous year. The number of killed, injured or missing livestock – mostly sheep and goats – rose 55%, to 1,667. Continue reading...

Don Cheadle, acclaimed actor and true-blue mensch. The man behind Marvel's War Machine mask brought his politics to the Saturday Night Live stage on Feb. 16. He used fashion to make a statement, at one point introducing Gary Clark, Jr., the night's musical guest, while wearing a simple t-shirt adorned with the words "PROTECT TRANS KIDS." It was a well-received fashion choice, to say the least. shit like this is why he survived Infinity War pic.twitter.com/kvBDXQ6NXC — tweeter valentine (@MamoudouNDiaye) February 17, 2019 Sunday morning Twitter is flooded with support for Cheadle under the #ProtectTransKids hashtag.  Read more...More about Entertainment, Tv, Saturday Night Live, Don Cheadle, and Entertainment

TUNE IN: This week on “Face the Nation,” moderator Margaret Brennan talks to Sens. Lindsey Graham and Chris Coons from the Munich Security Conference, Rep. Will Hurd, and former VA Gov. Terry McAuliffe.

Switching between a number of different tasks during the day can make it hard to focus, and can make completing those tasks harder than they need to be. Instead of shifting your focus back and forth during the day, try and dedicate specific days to specific tasks.Read more...

Bayern Munich winger Arjen Robben believes Liverpool's Anfield stadium is his "worst" ground to play at, looking back on the two occasions he suffered heartbreak there in the UEFA Champions League as a Chelsea player...

Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore will become Indiana Dunes National Park thanks to a bill signed Friday by President Donald Trump.        

The evacuation comes little more than a week after two communities located close to nearby dams were forced to leave their homes on similar fears of dam failures.

I went on a job interview that seemed to go really well. However, it’s been two weeks and I haven’t heard back, nor have I received a response when I inquire. What gives? Remember what it’s like to go on a first date? It’s not uncommon for first dates to feel positive — both parties...

France on Sunday denied British media reports that President Emmanuel Macron had offered concessions on the Irish backstop to end the stalemate over Brexit negotiations.

The intense polar vortex that blanketed the Midwest and made its way to the East Coast with deadly subzero wild chills and snow may have had one benefit: killing off some bad bugs.

New Zealand writer-director Tim van Dammen says his film "celebrates Kiwi-ness."

Hamidou Diallo came into the NBA 's Slam Dunk Contest as a player who had impressed league scouts with his leaping ability when he was drafted last summer, but he is clearly an unproven player at this point in his career...

In our latest classic review from the Observer archive, John Hayward revels in Bowen’s observations of love during the blitzThe Irish novelist Elizabeth Bowen was an air-raid warden during the second world war, and her house near Regent’s Park was bombed in 1944. This novel draws upon her experience of London in the blitz.Miss Elizabeth Bowens’s new novel – her first since 1938 and therefore especially welcome – reveals clearly and significantly how her thought and sensibility have matured. The intervening years have meant the passing of youth and the onset of middle age, the implications of this process are very skilfully correlated in the distracted love-affair which is the principle theme of her novel. Continue reading...

It can be difficult to find time to finish a video game, especially if you only have a few hours a week to play. In our biweekly column Short Play we suggest video games that can be started and finished in a weekend. Pikuniku is hard to describe. Despite its simple, colorful aesthetic, there are a number of complex and subtle choices to how the game is structured, and how it plays that make it hard to categorize. It’s often an adventure game with platforming controls like Night in the Woods, while at other times it’s more of a puzzle platformer like Semblance. But the game’s charm comes from how earnestly silly it is, not just in its writing, but also in its gameplay. In Pikuniku you control what looks like a red oval with legs. They don’t really have a name, but everyone living in the village outside their cave fears them, calling them “the beast.” As the beast you’re able to run and jump around like you might expect, but you’re also able to kick and tuck your legs in to just be an oval. Both of these are necessary skills, allowing you to roll around as an oval or kick rocks and other things around. The real star is the physics engine, which creates an inherent silliness and chaos that attempting to simulate things accurately can bring. The game never takes full advantage of the physics engine for any of the actual platforming or puzzle-solving in the game’s single player. Instead, it’s used for things that just feel fun to do: kicking rocks down hills, or knocking villagers off ledges. It does an especially good job at animating the beast’s legs, producing some delightful and silly effects. As they walk uphill, their legs extend to surprising lengths, or do a stutter step when they stop moving. It goes on just long enough to be awkwardly funny. The only time the physics actually comes to the forefront of gameplay is during a one-on-one basketball-like minigame where you try to kick a ball into a basket while preventing the computer opponent from doing it. It’s also utilized in the game’s co-op mode, where two players each control an oval with legs (one red, one orange) and work together to navigate a number of puzzle platforming levels. You’re also able to run into, jump off of, or kick around the other player just to mess with them. It may be hard to describe, but Pikuniku is a delight. There’s always something new to see or do, so many playful ideas that are introduced and then tossed aside. It’s a lot of whimsy crammed into a five-hour runtime. Pikuniku was created by Sectordub. You can get it on Nintendo Switch, or Steam, Itchi.io, and Gog (for Windows, Mac OS, and Linux), for $12.99. It takes about five hours to finish.

Where can you get those ugly chair covers? Can you get your dog to be a ring bearer? A growing number of podcasts are offering irreverent adviceThe thought of listening to a podcast about weddings probably isn’t a particularly comforting one. One might assume wedding podcasts are a repository for the worst excesses of the matrimonial industry, cruelly designed to exacerbate fears about, say, choosing the wrong type of chair bow.Instead, they are being tipped in bridal forums as a source of sanity, solace and even sly rebellion against the uptight wedding world. Perhaps this explains why they are on the rise; 16 wedding planning podcasts have arrived on iTunes in the past three years, and Google searches for the term have increased every year in the same period. Nearly half of them launched in 2018, including an offering from the bridal industry behemoth Rock My Wedding. Continue reading...

The odds just got a little steeper against Becky Lynch. "The Man" reinjured her knee at a WWE live event in Alexandria, Louisiana, on Saturday after Charlotte Flair repeatedly hit her with a steel chair...

While both say they are just “good friends,” the two have gone out together several times in recent weeks.

The author is a long-time wine lover. Here, she shares her cellar secrets and reflects on how Britain finally succumbed to the grapeEvery winter, the writer Helen Macdonald comes to visit me in the Cotswolds. She brings her parrot and her closest friend. Her friend travels over from Australia with a Japanese knife in her luggage; she loves to chop vegetables and needs the best knife to enjoy doing that. So while the parrot eats some finely sliced kale from my garden, we toast our yearly meeting with some wonderful wine. This time it was Krug 1988 followed by Lynch-Bages 1996.I don’t plan ahead on the wine. I think about what I have in boxes around the place, and what the mood feels like. Continue reading...

Giannis, Shaq and Steph won the night. The NBA Dunk Contest on Saturday night gave us a lot of surprises, and one of the best dunks of all time — courtesy of Hamidou Diallo. The story of the night wasn’t just the dunks that were attempted, but how people watching dealt with what was going down. These are the 5 best reactions from the NBA dunk contest. No. 1 — Giannis can’t believe J. Cole almost dunked. Dennis Smith Jr. executed one of most-complete thematic dunks of the night as the Fayetteville, NC native jumped over fellow Fayetteville native J. Cole, while wearing Cole’s high school jersey from his time as a player at Terry Sanford High School. After it was over Cole decided he wanted in on the dunking act, rising up for a really solid attempt that he couldn’t quite throw down. Nonetheless, Giannis Antetokounmpo was loving it. No. 2 — Scared Shaq. Shaq was kind of a participant here, so I don’t know if he really counts — but I don’t care. I love scared Shaq so much. This came from the dunk of the night, in which Diallo jumped over Shaq, and did the honey dip for good measure. It was a truly iconic dunk, and Shaq barely had a chance to realize what happened when Diallo’s legs came swinging back in his direction. O’Neal was terrified, it was all delightful. No. 3 — Nervous Steph. When you wait to find out what your tax return is going to be. No. 4 — Benny the Bull, ball of anxiety. .@bennythebull didn't see any of tonight's dunks apparently pic.twitter.com/lQ86dYzo6B— SB Nation (@SBNation) February 17, 2019 Benny was at the dunk contest and saw absolutely nothing out of fear. I don’t really know why he was so scared exactly, but Benny was absolutely terrified. No. 5 — Devin Booker and his Handycam. I love that Booker was out there like a dad at a little league game recording everything. I also like that he might be the only person left with a legit Handycam. I respect that for a lot of reasons.

Harris’ victory is only a surprise to those who haven’t been paying attention. Stephen Curry will probably go down as the greatest shooter in NBA history. It’s actually already written. If Reggie Miller says it, it must be true. But Brooklyn Nets guard Joe Harris is a better shooter than Stephen Curry, both by percentage this year and now by beating him in the 3-Point Shootout. San Antonio’s Davis Bertans is the only player with a higher three-point percentage than Harris entering the All-Star break, and Harris has made 23 more triples than Bertans on 51 more attempts. He’s an expert marksman while taking a high volume of triples. So it should have been no surprise that Harris put up 25 points in the first round, then 26 in the second round before hoisting the trophy after Saturday night’s 3-Point Shootout. Without any defense, it should have been no surprise that Harris made 36 out of 50 shots, including 15 money balls. This is a man who eats, breathes and sleeps three-pointers. It was evident after he fended off Curry in his own hometown of Charlotte. Joe's TWENTY-SIX in Round 2 pic.twitter.com/fP6oGCURyD— Brooklyn Nets (@BrooklynNets) February 17, 2019 Check this In the two games leading into the All-Star break, Harris shot 11-of-13 from three. That’s a cool 84.6 percent from deep he hung on two team’s heads. Harris has made at least four three-pointers in a game 11 times this season. He also has an effective field goal percentage of 71.7 on catch-and-shoot 3s — the second-best mark behind Bertans, who, again, he’s attempting and making more shots than. Harris’ story is even better A four-year performer at Tony Bennett’s Virginia — he was recruited by Bennett to play at Washington State before joining Bennett at UVA — Harris was selected by the Cleveland Cavaliers in the second round of the 2014 NBA Draft. Though he had a skill set that should’ve been useful for a LeBron James-led team, Harris never got a chance to stick in the rotation and was eventually traded to the Magic, where he was subsequently waived. At that point, Harris was thought to be out of the league. Then, in the summer of 2016, the talent-poor Brooklyn Nets gave him a call. Finally, Harris had an opportunity to shine that he never got in Cleveland. He’s taken that chance in the seasons since. Harris shot 38.5 percent from three his first year in Brooklyn, 41.9 percent in Year 2, and is shooting an incredible 47.1 percent from deep this year. His rise has coincided with the slow rise of the Nets, who are in playoff position six and a half years after handing away the bulk of their first-round picks and young talent to Boston in the ill-fated Kevin Garnett trade. Joe Harris after his win tonight: “if you look at the makeup of our Brooklyn Nets team, it’s a lot of guys who were cast off and given a second opportunity.” https://t.co/i3Rv9EVlZs— Rachel Nichols (@Rachel__Nichols) February 17, 2019 This is the climax of one hell of a ride for Harris, who is shooting the lights out for a Nets team making a playoff push for the first time in years. He’s one of the poster-children for Brooklyn’s player development, which is seeing results across the board. And he’s the best shooter in the NBA. It’s not a surprise anymore. It’s just facts.

Rep. Peter King blasted progressive Democrats, including Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, for killing the Amazon deal, saying if she wasn’t elected the online retail giant would be bringing thousands of jobs to Queens. “If Joe Crowley was still the congressman, it wouldn’t have happened,” the Long Island Republican told 970 AM host John Catsimatidis on his...

SFO alleges Maroun Semaan was complicit in six counts of multi-million dollar schemeThe co-founder of the oil company Petrofac has been posthumously accused of taking part in a scheme to pay multi-million dollar bribes to secure contracts.The Serious Fraud Office’s allegations against Maroun Semaan, who died two years ago have been revealed in charges laid before a court. Continue reading...

MMA fighter Sofiane Boukichou suffered a horrifying broken leg Saturday night. Opponent Tom Aspinall checked a kick from the Frenchman early in the first round, and a sickening crack rang out around the arena at Cage Warriors 101. Aspinall immediately stepped away as the referee rushed to Boukichou, who was on the ground in agony,...

Iowa State’s outlier drought should hit 46 years in 2019. Here’s how long it’s been for every team in FBS, plus a bunch of lower-level schools that have joined the fray. Almost every major college football program has had at least one first-round pick. But not all of them have, and some have gotten jumped in the queue over the years by smaller schools that play at lower levels. One Power 5 school in particular has had a rough go of it. Iowa State’s sole first round pick was in 1973, when the Houston Oilers took running back George 14th overall. Every other power conference team has had a first-rounder more recently than that, as have a couple dozen mid-majors and FCS teams. Indiana’s last was in 1994, giving the Hoosiers the longest Power 5 drought after ISU. How long’s it been for everybody else? Let’s go through all of FBS and beyond, with help from the draft search engine at Sports Reference. 2018 Alabama: Dolphins DB Minkah Fitzpatrick, Washington DL Daron Payne, Titans LB, Rashaan Evans, Falcons WR Calvin Ridley Arkansas: Frank Ragnow, Lions OL Boise State: Leighton Vander Esch, Cowboys LB Florida: Taven Bryan, Jaguars DL Florida State: Derwin James, Chargers DB Georgia: Bears LB Roquan Smith, Patriots OL Isaiah Wynn, Patriots RB Sony Michel Louisville: Packers DB Jaire Alexander, Ravens QB Lamar Jackson Maryland: D.J. Moore, Panthers WR NC State: Bradley Chubb, Broncos DL Notre Dame: Colts OL Quenton Nelson, 49ers OL Mike McGlinchey Ohio State: Browns DB Denzel Ward, Bengals OL Billy Price Oklahoma: Baker Mayfield, Browns QB Penn State: Saquon Barkley, Giants RB San Diego State: Rashaad Penny, Seahawks RB South Carolina: Hayden Hurst, Ravens TE UCF: Mike Hughes, Vikings DB UCLA: Cardinals QB Josh Rosen, Raiders OL Kolton Miller USC: Sam Darnold, Jets QB UTSA: Marcus Davenport, Saints DL Virginia Tech: Bills LB Tremaine Edmunds, Steelers DB Terrell Edmunds Washington: Vita Vea, Buccaneers DL Wyoming: Josh Allen, Bills QB 2017 Clemson: Chargers WR Mike Williams, Texans QB Deshaun Watson LSU: Jaguars RB Leonard Fournette, Jets DB Jamal Adams, Bills DB Tre’Davious White Miami: David Njoku, Browns TE Michigan: Browns DB Jabrill Peppers, Cowboys DL Taco Charlton Missouri: Charles Harris, Dolphins LB North Carolina: Mitchell Trubisky, Bears QB Ole Miss: Evan Engram, Giants TE Stanford: 49ers DL Solomon Thomas, Panthers RB Christian McCaffrey Temple: Haason Redick, Cardinals LB Tennessee: Derek Barnett, Eagles DL Texas A&M: Myles Garrett, Browns DL Texas Tech: Patrick Mahomes, Chiefs QB Utah: Garrett Bolles, Broncos OL Western Michigan: Corey Davis, Titans WR Wisconsin: Steelers LB T.J. Watt, Saints OL Ryan Ramczyk 2016 Baylor: Corey Coleman, Browns WR Cal: Jared Goff, Rams QB Houston: William Jackson III, Bengals DB Louisiana Tech: Vernon Butler, Panthers DL Memphis: Paxton Lynch, Broncos QB Michigan State: Jack Conklin, Titans OL Oregon: DeForest Buckner, 49ers DL TCU: Josh Doctson, Washington WR West Virginia: Karl Joseph, Raiders DB 2015 Arizona State: Damarious Randall, Packers DB Duke: Laken Tomlinson, Lions OL Iowa: Brandon Scherff, Washington OL Kentucky: Bud Dupree, Steelers OL Texas: Malcom Brown, Patriots DL UConn: Byron Jones, Cowboys DB Wake Forest: Kevin Johnson, Texans DB 2014 Auburn: Rams OL Greg Robinson, Chiefs DL Dee Ford Buffalo: Khalil Mack, Raiders LB Northern Illinois: Jimmie Ward, 49ers DB Oklahoma State: Justin Gilbert, Browns DB Oregon State: Brandin Cooks, Rams WR Pitt: Aaron Donald, Rams DL Washington State: Deone Bucannon, Cardinals DB 2013 BYU: Ezekiel Ansah, Lions DL Central Michigan: Eric Fisher, Chiefs OL Syracuse: Justin Pugh, Giants OL 2012 Boston College: Luke Kuechly, Panthers LB Illinois: Whitney Mercilus, Texans LB/DE Mississippi State: Fletcher Cox, Eagles DL 2011 Colorado: Patriots OL Nate Solder, Ravens DB Jimmy Smith Nebraska: Prince Amukamara, Giants DB Purdue: Ryan Kerrigan, Washington LB 2010 Fresno State: Ryan Mathews, Chargers RB Georgia Tech: Titans DL Derrick Morgan, Broncos WR Demaryius Thomas Rutgers: 49ers OL Anthony Davis, Patriots DB Devin McCourty USF: Jason Pierre-Paul, Giants DL 2009 Kansas State: Josh Freeman, Buccaneers QB Virginia: Eugene Monroe, Jaguars OL 2008 Arizona: Antoine Cason, Chargers DB East Carolina: Chris Johnson, Titans RB Kansas: Aqib Talib, Buccaneers DB Troy: Leodis McKelvin, Bills DB Vanderbilt: Chris Williams, Bears OL 2006 Minnesota: Laurence Maroney, Patriots RB 2005 Northwestern: Luis Castillo, Chargers DL UAB: Roddy White, Falcons WR 2004 Miami (Ohio): Ben Roethlisberger, Steelers QB Tulane: J.P. Losman, Bills QB 2003 Marshall: Byron Leftwich, Jaguars QB 2002 Hawaii: Ashley Lelie, Broncos WR 2000 New Mexico: Brian Urlacher, Bears LB The 1990s Eastern Michigan, 1999: L.J. Shelton, Cardinals OL Indiana, 1994: Thomas Lewis, Giants WR Toledo, 1993: Dan Williams, Broncos DL Liberty, 1990: Eric Green, Steelers TE The 1980s Colorado State, 1987: Kelly Stouffer, Cardinals QB SMU, 1986: Buccaneers DB Rod Jones, Patriots RB Reggie Dupard Southern Miss, 1984: Louis Lipps, Steelers WR Texas State, 1984: Ricky Sanders, Patriots WR San Jose State, 1983: Gill Byrd, Chargers DB Rice, 1980: Earl Cooper, 49ers RB/DB The 1970s Tulsa, 1977: Steve August, Seahawks OL Iowa State, 1973: George Amundson, Oilers RB Cincinnati, 1971: Bob Bell, Lions DL UL Monroe, 1971: Joe Profit, Falcons RB North Texas, 1971: Lenny Dunlap, Baltimore Colts DB Utah State, 1970: Phil Olsen, Patriots DL The 1960s UMass, 1968: Greg Landry, Lions QB UTEP, 1968: Fred Carr, Packers LB Bowling Green, 1961: Bernie Casey, 49ers RB New Mexico State, 1961: Bob Gaiters, Giants RB 1949 Nevada: Stan Heath, Packers QB 1947 Army: Lions RB Glen Davis, Chicago Cardinals T Tex Coulter 1936 Ohio: Art Lewis, Giants OL Never, ever Air Force, Akron, Appalachian State, Arkansas State, Ball State, Charlotte, Coastal Carolina, FAU, FIU, Georgia Southern, Georgia State, Kent State, Middle Tennessee, Navy, Old Dominion, South Alabama, UL Lafayette, UNLV, and Western Kentucky And then there are the non-FBS teams I’m going to make this somewhat quick and just list every non-FBS program to produce a first-rounder since 1974, the first draft of Iowa State’s drought: Jackson State (hello, Walter Payton), Louisiana Tech, Montana State, Florida A&M, Tennessee State, Langston, Texas A&M-Kingsville, South Dakota State, Grambling State, Morris Brown, Morhead State, Alcorn State (‘sup, Steve McNair), Kentucky State, UC Davis, McNeese State, Mississippi Valley State (howdy, Jerry Rice), Queens, Eastern Kentucky, Northwestern State, Northern Arizona, Liberty, Wake Technical Community College, South Carolina State, Fort Valley State, Central State, North Carolina A&T, Kutztown, Saginaw Valley State, Delaware, and North Dakota State, with a few of those having multiple picks. Eventually, the Cyclones will get back in front of those schools. Maybe.

A woman was kicked off a JetBlue flight out of Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport after being disruptive on the plane and was later arrested for battery for allegedly hitting an airline worker.

Dale Earnhardt Jr. hopes to land more "odd jobs" at Daytona 500 in retirement        

Computer game-themed event near Norwich underwhelming and understaffed, visitors sayHundreds of people have demanded refunds after a Fortnite computer game-themed festival was branded a shambles.The two-day Fortnite Live event at Norfolk showground near Norwich had visitors queueing for hours to enter the site and collect wristbands on Saturday. Attendees complained that the attractions were underwhelming and understaffed. Continue reading...