Trey Hendrickson Holding Firm in Contract Dispute with Bengals
Defensive end Trey Hendrickson and the Cincinnati Bengals remain locked in a contract standoff, with negotiations stalling over the structure of guaranteed money.
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Titans’ Cam Ward and Jeffery Simmons Exchange Shoves at Training Camp
Tensions briefly flared at Tennessee Titans training camp when rookie quarterback Cam Ward and star defensive tackle Jeffery Simmons got into a shoving match during practice.
Padres Lose Bogaerts’ Homer on Fan-Interference Call
A potential home run by Xander Bogaerts was wiped off the board Monday night after umpires ruled fan interference, leading to the early ejection of San Diego Padres manager Mike Shildt during their game against the San Francisco Giants.
Yosemite Park Ranger Fired After Transgender Pride Flag Display
A Yosemite National Park ranger has been dismissed after helping display a large transgender pride flag on El Capitan earlier this year, a move that has since drawn both criticism and support.
Hurricane Erin Churns Offshore, Brings Life-Threatening Surf to U.S. Coast
Hurricane Erin, the first major storm of the Atlantic season, is intensifying offshore but already making its presence felt along the Eastern Seaboard, where dangerous surf, rip currents, and flooding are forcing evacuations and beach closures.
Omaha Forward Deng Mayar Loses Life in Tragic Drowning
Omaha forward Deng Mayar, 22, died Saturday after drowning at Blackridge Reservoir in Utah.
McDermott: Bills Preseason Blowout “Far from Our Standard”
Buffalo Bills head coach Sean McDermott didn’t hold back after his team’s 38–0 preseason defeat to the Chicago Bears, calling the showing unacceptable no matter which lineup was on the field.
Scheffler Rallies to Win BMW Championship with Stunning Finish
Scottie Scheffler proved once again why he’s the world’s top-ranked golfer, storming back from four shots behind to win the BMW Championship at Caves Valley. The 28-year-old closed with a 4-under 67, highlighted by an incredible chip-in birdie from over 80 feet on the par-3 17th hole that electrified the crowd and sealed his two-stroke victory over Robert MacIntyre. The win is Scheffler’s fifth PGA Tour title of 2025 and the 18th of his career, adding another $3.6 million to his season earnings while keeping him firmly atop the FedExCup standings. MacIntyre, who entered the final round with the lead, faltered under the pressure with a 73, missing out on what could have been a breakthrough win. Scheffler now heads into the Tour Championship as the clear favorite, chasing yet another milestone in a season already defined by dominance.
D.C. Attorney General Sues Over Trump’s Attempt to Control Local Police
The political fight over policing in Washington, D.C. escalated this week after President Donald Trump invoked an emergency power to put the Metropolitan Police Department under federal control.
Brooklyn Hookah Lounge Shooting Leaves 3 Dead, 10 Injured
A late-night shooting inside a crowded Brooklyn hookah lounge ended in tragedy early Sunday, leaving three people dead and nine others wounded, according to police.