The New York Jets have made a timely roster move, adding a 26-year-old running back before their season finale. This late addition could help bolster their offense in the closing moments of the year.

A collision on an Iredell County roadway left a Salisbury woman dead and two juveniles critically injured. According to the N.C. State Highway Patrol, all three victims were transported from the scene with serious injuries.

From mysterious lottery investor groups to a regulatory shake-up in Montana’s cannabis sector, State Bureau reporter Seaborn Larson reflects on his five most impactful stories of 2025. These accounts reveal the year’s defining moments and provide insights into the ever-evolving political and regulatory landscape in Montana.

Today’s 49th Radiance Technologies Independence Bowl in Shreveport, Louisiana, brings together the Louisiana Tech Bulldogs and Coastal Carolina Chanticleers. Fans can expect a thrilling matchup at 1 p.m. this afternoon.

As online marketplaces grow their own product lines, questions arise about fairness and competition. Kenan-Flagler’s Fei Long investigates the effects of these platforms promoting their brands in direct competition with third-party sellers.

Over a one-week span in mid-December, multiple individuals were booked into the West Feliciana Parish Detention Center. Details on these detainees, tracked from December 15 to December 21, are listed in a paid-access report from The Advocate.

From contract cancellations to exaggerated savings claims, government contracting’s biggest developments captured the spotlight in 2025. Yet one story surpassed them all: DOGE. With consulting contract reviews also gathering momentum, it was evident that 2025 was a year of constant scrutiny and surprises.

In this opinion piece, the author cautions that veering away from free-market ideals could redefine conservative identity. Citing The Heritage Foundation’s recent stance, the article highlights how fundamental these principles have been to thinkers like Ronald Reagan and current leaders alike.

California regulators have ordered Southern California Edison to inspect fire hazards on aging and unused transmission lines. The investigation is sparked by century-old equipment suspected of igniting the Eaton wildfire, prompting heightened concern over infrastructure safety.

In the years following September 11, 2001, police departments across the United States developed a more militarized persona, seen in both appearance and behavior. Now, some observers wonder if communities could soon see the return of local, neighborhood-style policing.

Curt Cignetti will lead Indiana University against Alabama in the College Football Playoff, but the significance of his background remains under the radar. Though his ties to West Virginia University are rarely discussed, they have undeniably shaped his approach to the national stage.

Dutch Bros recently received a higher Relative Strength Rating, highlighting its improving technical performance. Investor’s & Business Daily raises the pivotal question of whether this upswing is here to stay. The rest of the story remains behind paid access, leaving open speculation about the stock’s future prospects.

Idaho’s replica Liberty Bell is poised for a major refurbishment in anticipation of the upcoming America250 celebration. This restoration project underscores the state’s commitment to honoring the nation’s heritage as significant milestones approach.

In 2025, key figures on the global right—including Netanyahu and the Trump administration—are drawing fresh inspiration from ancient Sparta. This Greek city-state, long mythologized for its strict discipline and formidable military focus, offers a symbolic vision that resonates with modern leaders seeking historical legitimacy.

Should you share your GPA when asked? According to one reader, academic scores are private and should not be for public discussion. See how Miss Manners advises handling these personal inquiries politely and firmly.

Jaylen Waddle’s rib injury could significantly alter the Miami Dolphins’ passing game heading into Week 18. This development may open the door for two deep sleeper candidates to step up for fantasy football managers seeking a late-season edge.

Wyoming’s only member of the U.S. House of Representatives, Harriet Hageman, announced she will run for the Senate seat being vacated by Sen. Cynthia Lummis. Lummis, who is not seeking a second term, made her intentions clear on Friday, setting the stage for Hageman’s early entry into the race.

A well-known musician abruptly canceled a scheduled Christmas Eve performance at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts after the White House announced that President Donald Trump’s name would be added to the event. The last-minute decision drew sharp criticism from the venue’s president, highlighting the tension between artistic expression and political entanglement.

A potent winter storm is sweeping through the Upper Midwest, posing risks of treacherous travel and power outages. Other areas of the country face frigid temperatures, strong winds, and a dangerous mix of snow, ice, and rain.

Bertie County’s first quarter of 2025 brought both community challenges and a proud achievement. Residents grappled with wind farm lighting issues and school building decisions while welcoming Lauren Baker as the new General Manager of the Steamers.

For the first time, Dunkirk’s Southern Memorial Gardens hosted Wreaths Across America, an 18-year-old nonprofit dedicated to remembering, honoring, and teaching about veterans’ sacrifices. The December 13 event brought community members together to pay tribute to fallen service members.