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Brady HendersonCloseBrady HendersonESPNBrady Henderson is a reporter for NFL Nation and covers the Seattle Seahawks for ESPN. He joined ESPN in 2017 after covering the team for Seattle Sports 710-AM. and Mike ReissCloseMike ReissESPN Staff WriterMike Reiss is an NFL reporter at ESPN and covers the New England Patriots. Reiss has covered the Patriots since 1997 and joined ESPN in 2009. In 2019, he was named Massachusetts Sportswriter of the Year by the National Sports Media Association.Multiple AuthorsSep 9, 2026, 11:34 PM ETSEATTLE — In one way, this NFL season began the same way the last one ended, with the Seattle Seahawks’…
On Sept. 1, 2025, Mexico inaugurated a newly constituted Supreme Court that emerged from the nation’s first-ever popular judicial elections. A year later, Chief Justice Hugo Aguilar Ortiz issued the new Court’s first annual report, in which he highlighted as its chief accomplishments austerity, proximity to the people, and autonomy balanced by collaboration between branches of government. “This year of work has served to dispel doubts: the Federal Judiciary is autonomous,” Aguilar said at the inauguration ceremony attended by President Claudia Sheinbaum and members of her cabinet. “It functions and works to deliver the results the people demand,” The presentation…
[This story contains MAJOR spoilers from The Shards finale, “Stairway to Heaven.”] The Shards just pointed its finger at everyone. After nine episodes of a serial killer dubbed “The Trawler” terrorizing Los Angeles in 1981, the FX adaptation of Bret Easton Ellis‘ classic novel of the same name, from Ryan Murphy, ended its first season by putting its main characters in a room to be questioned by police, who deem them all suspects. In the room are obvious options Bret (Igby Rigney) and Robert (Homer Gere), as well as Debbie (Hayes Warner) and her mother (Evan Rachel Wood), Steven (Jordan…
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PHILADELPHIA – A pivotal inning built slowly to its crescendo. The Houston Astros carried a one-run lead into the sixth on a night both lineups looked potent. Philadelphia’s had taxed their ace, prompting a turn to the bullpen.Luis Arraez met left-hander Bryan King with a double lined at 84.4 mph off the bat. Bryson Stott pulled a bouncer to Christian Walker, a first baseman with three Gold Gloves, who bobbled it. Edmundo Sosa sent a glacial liner at 58.2 mph toward the right side of the Houston infield, where nobody stood.AdvertisementTRIPLE CROWN TRACKER: Where Yordan Alvarez stands in raceSosa’s single tied…
With U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick unable to fly to Mexico City for a planned face-to-face with President Sheinbaum due to weather conditions, the two met virtually Wednesday to assess the progress of negotiations on the United States-Mexico-Canada free-trade agreement. The call was reported to the media by Mexican Economy Minister Marcelo Ebrard, who attended the meeting with his boss and his U.S. counterpart and will be in Washington, D.C, Thursday to follow up. Economy Minister Marcelo Ebrard has been the face of the Mexican side during the USMCA renewal negotiations. His ongoing shuttle diplomacy continues tomorrow (Thursday) as he’ll…
Miley Cyrus‘ upcoming pair of Hollywood Bowl shows has some of the most sought after tickets in live music landscape, as the pop superstar has drawn 1.5 million people to her pre-sale queues, show organizers said Wednesday. For reference, the historic Hollywood venue seats about 18,000 people, reflecting an overwhelming number of people looking to score tickets for Cyrus’ shows. It’s an impressive feat, though not necessarily surprising given that Cyrus hasn’t played a proper concert tour in over a decade, with the exception of a brief 11-date festival tour in 2021 and 2022. Cyrus is playing two shows in…
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Homeowners insurance rates have risen sharply in states like Florida and California for years. Now, the affordability crisis is spreading across the country. Nationwide, home insurance rates rose nearly 47% from 2020 through 2025, according to LendingTree’s 2026 State of Home Insurance report. In the hardest-hit states, the 2025 jump was about three times the national average. Colorado saw rates jump 18.3%, while Minnesota and Iowa were close behind at 17% and 14.7%, respectively. No state included in LendingTree’s analysis saw rates fall that year. “Homeowners across the country have faced steeply risen rates,” said Sharon Cornelissen, director of housing…