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The Los Angeles Rams overwhelmed the Minnesota Vikings, sacking quarterback Sam Darnold an NFL playoff record-tying nine times to win 27-9 Monday night in an NFC wild-card game that was moved out of Southern California because of devastating wildfires.
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The Los Angeles wildfire disaster has cast a shadow over preparations for the 2028 Olympics, raising questions over whether the city can deliver a safe and successful Games. So far, none of the more than 80 venues due to stage Olympic competition in Los Angeles have been directly affected by the infernos that have left at least 24 people dead and reduced entire neighborhoods to smouldering ruins. But experts say the ongoing disaster has underscored the challenges of staging the world's largest sporting event in a region increasingly under threat of wildfires.
The Minnesota Vikings will play the Los Angeles Rams in the NFC Wild Card after losing to the Detroit Lions. Craig Carton, Danny Parkins, and Mark Schlereth ask if the Vikings should be in panic mode or if they should feel confident entering the m...
Fox News Digital drives through Lake Avenue in Altadena to see the destruction from the Eaton Fire firsthand.
Fox News correspondent Matt Finn joins 'Special Report' with the latest on lawsuits over the Eaton fire and arrests for looting in California.
Naomi Osaka admitted she is struggling to focus on tennis amid the wildfires in California that are threatening her home.
Minnesota is off to its best start in 17 games and earned its first ranking since 2019 on Monday, entering the Associated Press women's basketball poll at No. 24.