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Elon Musk tweeted out, then deleted, a link to a fake news site that made the attack by Trumpist QAnon whackamole on Paul Pelosi somehow the result of a gay lovers’ spat.
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U.S. legislators are pushing the House and Senate leaders to move forward with legislation to strengthen America’s response to fentanyl coming through the nation’s borders and ports of entry.
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Although, in recent decades, American conservatives have embraced what they call the “Right to Life,” they have certainly done a poor job of sustaining life in the United States.
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Pittsburgh had the ball and was driving in the final minute of Sunday’s primetime AFC matchup in Miami with a chance to tie or take the lead, but rookie quarterback Kenny Pickett’s final pass attempt of the night was picked off in the end zone by Dolphins cornerback Noah Igbinoghene with 18 seconds to play to seal a 16-10 Miami win.
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The penalty on UVA wideout Lavel Davis for leaping that gave Georgia Tech a first down with 3:49 to go – odds are, you didn’t know that rule before you saw it called last night – could have very well cost Virginia the game.
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UVA Football somehow survived two turnovers on its first five snaps, one of them a picksix, a missed extra point, two missed chip-shot field goals, and eight second-half penalties.
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The Baltimore Ravens are making it a habit of throwing away games. After blowing double-digit leads in their two losses this season entering Sunday, they did it again, falling 24-20 to the New York Giants on the road.
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More than 160,000 Virginians and up to 5.1 million Americans are now eligible for financial assistance with health coverage after a new IRS rule removed the “family glitch.”
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We have our ACC Football Players of the Week for Week 6, and no surprise, Pitt tailback Israel Abanikanda, who had a school-record 320 yards on the ground in the Panthers’ 45-29 win over Virginia Tech, is among this week’s top performers.
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Virginia Tech allowed Pittsburgh’s top running back to record 320 yards and six touchdowns on the ground as the Hokies lost 45-29 at Pittsburgh on Saturday.
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