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Minnesota Vikings receiver Adam Thielen’s cleats feature Alex Trebek tribute

The Minnesota Vikings’ Adam Thielen has a drawing of late “Jeopardy!” host Alex Trebek and the words, “We will miss you, Alex” on his cleats.

      

Georgia Secretary of State Raffensperger fires back against Trump’s false claims about election

“Failed candidate Doug Collins is a liar — but what’s new?” Raffensperger’ said of the former GOP congressman who has repeated Trump’s claims.

      

Nearly 90,000 file sexual abuse claims against the Boy Scouts in unprecedented case

The Boy Scouts of America declared bankruptcy in February, faced with mounting sexual abuse litigation. The deadline to file claims was Monday.

      

Opinion: Drew Brees’ injuries leave Saints with QB decision that could define season — and beyond

If Drew Brees is forced to miss a significant stretch, Jameis Winston or Taysom Hill could shape the rest of the season — and potentially more.

      

Macy’s just added even more incredible deals to its Black Friday 2020 sale

Shop the Macy’s Black Friday 2020 sale for tons of incredible discounts on everything from a popular KitchenAid mixer to holiday décor—shop top picks.

      

Taylor Swift speaks out after Scooter Braun reportedly sells her masters for millions

A year after their public feud ignited, Taylor Swift is firing back after Scooter Braun reportedly sold her masters to an investment firm.

      

Seeing Christmas lights earlier this year? There’s a reason behind the ‘act of kindness,’ experts say.

Christmas lights are showing up earlier this year as people try to reclaim some cheer during the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.

      

President Trump is expected to order troop withdrawals from Afghanistan and Iraq

Trump has previously cut troop levels. These cuts would take effect by before president-elect Joe Biden takes office on Jan. 20.

      

At least 92,000 have filed sex abuse claims against the Boy Scouts, legal team says

The Boy Scouts of America will be facing at least 82,000 claims of abuse as former scouts submit filings against the bankruptcy-bound organization, said a spokeswoman for the legal team representing the alleged survivors.

Michelle Obama reflects on how she put her anger aside for a peaceful transition

Michelle Obama has weighed in on the refusal of President Donald Trump and first lady Melania Trump to move forward with a transition of power to the incoming administration, reflecting on where she was four years ago and how — though the process of c…

As COVID-19 surge chases America indoors for the winter, pass another relief package

Our View: Coronavirus vaccines from Moderna and Pfizer aren’t here yet, and the next few pandemic months will be the most critical.

      

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