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Ryan, Falcons Stay Hot On The Road, Beat Panthers 29-21
Matt Ryan threw for 190 yards and a touchdown, Mykal Walker returned an interception of Cam Newton 66 yards for a touchdown and the Atlanta Falcons continued to play well on the road with a 2921 win over the Carolina Panthers on Sunday.
No. 7 Louisville Women Top Rival No. 14 Kentucky 64-58
Ahlana Smith and Hailey Van Lith each made two late baskets and No. 7 Louisville held off No. 14 Kentucky 6458 on Sunday to beat their instate archrivals for the fifth straight time.
In Storm's Aftermath, Kentucky Residents Struggle With Loss
Jarred Holmes was supposed to have been working inside a candle factory when it was ripped apart by a monstrous tornado that killed an untold number of employees and trapped many others under mounds of debris.
Tulane Temporarily Shuts Men's Hoops Amid Virus Outbreak
Tulane is temporarily shutting down its mens basketball team because of a COVID19 outbreak.
Twelve Missing In Sicily As Building Collapses - ANSA
A fourstorey building collapsed in the Sicilian town of Ravanusa following a gas explosion and rescuers were searching for 12 missing residents, including three children, ANSA news agency reported.
Broncos Activate Bryce Callahan, Will Honor Demaryius Thomas
The Denver Broncos activated three players from injured reserve on Saturday, including cornerback Bryce Callahan.
Brazilian Supreme Court Justice Mandates Proof Of Vaccination To Enter The Country
Brazil's Supreme Court Justice Luis Roberto Barroso ruled on Saturday that the country must demand proof of vaccination for visitors seeking to enter the country.
Hall Scores 26 To Lead Saint Joseph's Over Temple 68-49
Jordan Hall had 26 points as Saint Joseph's beat Temple 6849 on Saturday in a Big 5 rivalry among Philadelphiaarea teams.
Judge OKs Regulators' Subpoena For 'Rust' Assistant Director
The assistant director who handed Alec Baldwin a prop gun that killed a cinematographer on a New Mexico film set must make himself available for an interview with state workplace safety regulators, a judge has decided.
Father: Padres Star Fernando Tatís Jr. Is Fine After A Fall
San Diego Padres shortstop Fernando Tats Jr. suffered scrapes on a knee and his hands in a fall in the Dominican Republic, but is doing fine, his father said Saturday.
Donors Back $280 Million Transfer For Afghan Food, Health
Donors agreed on Friday to transfer $280 million from a frozen, trust fund to the World Food Program (WFP) and UNICEF to support nutrition and health in Afghanistan, the World Bank said as it seeks to help a country facing famine and economic freefall.
Still-viable Vikings Can't Escape Late-game Stress
After yet another harrowing finish, head coach Mike Zimmer didn't attempt to downplay his exasperation with the way the Minnesota Vikings have perpetually let large leads vanish and found themselves in precarious endofgame situations.
Burkina Faso President Picks Former Nuclear-test Body Chief As PM
Burkina Faso's President Roch Kabore on Friday nominated the former head of a nucleartestban agency Lassina Zerbo as prime minister amid an escalating security crisis that has killed thousands and led to street protests.
Hamilton, Williams To Skip Irish Bowl Game For NFL Draft
Kyren Williams and Kyle Hamilton, two junior star players for No. 5 Notre Dame, announced Friday they will not play in the Fiesta Bowl against No. 9 Oklahoma State so they can instead prepare for the 2022 NFL draft.
Savarese's History With NYCFC Dates Back To Cosmos Days
Portland coach Giovanni Savarese has a bit of history in big games against NYCFC, who face the Timbers in the MLS Cup final Saturday.
Pandemic Nurse Shortage: Kentucky Gov Declares An Emergency
Kentucky's governor declared the state's chronic nursing shortage to be an emergency Thursday, taking executive actions amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic to boost enrollment in nursetraining programs.