Arsenal’s Eberechi Eze has shone in recent weeks, but with Martin Odegaard now fit to play, his continued place in the lineup is under scrutiny. Ray Parlour believes momentum should guide the team’s selection ahead of a crucial clash with Chelsea this weekend.

NASA’s Artemis 3 mission no longer plans a lunar touchdown, and the role of SpaceX’s Starship remains uncertain. The revamped approach spotlights how NASA is evolving its human spaceflight program to meet changing goals and technical realities.

By winning their respective semifinals, both Illinois Wesleyan squads now stand on the brink of a conference championship showdown. The Titans head into the College Conference of Illinois and Wisconsin (CCIW) finals with confidence and momentum.

In a bold opinion piece, the authors warn that the Trump administration’s stance on Iran may echo the path that led the U.S. into the Iraq War. They express concern that Democratic leaders have not opposed these policies vigorously enough, suggesting a dangerous repetition of history.

North Adams City Council is giving residents more time to speak at its meetings, reflecting the community’s continued push for greater civic engagement. This editorial highlights how the council’s new policy demonstrates both respect for local voices and a commitment to democracy.

Orlando Pirates head coach Abdeslam Ouaddou is focusing on a morale-boosting victory against Kaizer Chiefs in the highly anticipated Soweto Derby. The long-standing rivalry promises a tense battle, with Ouaddou determined to inspire a confidence surge in his team.

A new weekend farmers market is arriving at Fair Park, offering a chance to draw more visitors and boost local engagement. Supporters see this as a much-needed step toward revitalizing one of Dallas’s most prominent public spaces.

California’s race for governor remains in flux, with no single candidate pulling clearly ahead. A new poll pinpoints five contenders as having the best shot, yet the field is still characterized by shifting positions and a wait-and-see attitude among political watchers.

A recent “Dear Annie” column spurred debate after a reader claimed a friend’s memoir might not be entirely truthful. The same reader felt the advice offered failed to address the hidden trauma brought on by possible distortions of the past.

A new lawsuit against Dana White and the UFC claims fans have been unfairly burdened by pay-per-view fees under the promotion’s $1.5 billion broadcast deal with ESPN. Plaintiffs in the case allege that these prices have exceeded reasonable bounds, prompting them to seek legal remedies.

This opinion piece highlights a trio of popular reading genres—cozy mysteries, psychological thrillers, and historical fiction. At its center is Anne Perry’s Victorian-era novel, “The Face of a Stranger,” featuring a discerning detective grappling with a life-changing problem.

Did America’s Founding Fathers create a Christian nation? This opinion piece challenges that assumption, emphasizing the difference between acknowledging the Founders’ faith and claiming they codified Christianity in the nation’s core documents.

On Saturday, Feb. 21, the Sumiton Police Department held its inaugural awards banquet, hosted by Assistant Chief Chris Lollar. Organized by Lt. Andy Powell and Dispatcher Elizabeth Money, the ceremony honored outstanding service and welcomed former Councilman Bill Fowler as a special guest.

Henry Cejudo, an Olympic gold medalist, meets fellow UFC veteran Urijah Faber in the main event at RAF 6. Their long-running presence in MMA sets the stage for a pivotal matchup that highlights each fighter’s enduring talent.

In this opinion piece, the author highlights how excessive government growth can erode the equilibrium of society, leading to gradual yet steady decline. Drawing on historical observations, the article underscores the importance of recognizing tipping points before they escalate into full-blown crises.

President Donald J. Trump flew to Georgia to tout his administration’s alleged economic track record and support key political candidates. Though the crowd responded with resounding cheers, his lengthy speech drew criticism for questionable statements.

Carlisle’s Frog & Switch factory faces an uncertain future as community members urge a pause on demolition. A newly published letter calls for a moment of reflection and collaboration, highlighting the factory’s potential for adaptive reuse.

The Washington Wizards may be keeping a close eye on whether Trae Young’s performance could dip in the near future. Their measured approach to acquiring a new point guard might indicate caution about investing heavily in a star whose game could be in flux.

A local electrician has been charged with taking $7,410 by allegedly manipulating his employer’s financial records. The incident underscores the growing concern around workplace fraud and the potential risks it poses to small businesses.

The U.S. Air Force’s X-68A looks strikingly similar to a cruise missile but can do far more than fly straight. Able to fire its own missiles, this experimental plane marks a milestone in America’s high-tech aerospace developments.

As the Buffalo Bills adjust their defense this season, a versatile group of linebackers may hold the key to success under new coordinator Jim Leonard. The team faces pressing questions at linebacker but sees promise in a strong class that can bring adaptability and fresh energy to the evolving defense.