Sources - Chase Young to sign $13M contract with Saints - ESPN
Defensive end Chase Young plans to sign a one-year, fully guaranteed $13 million deal with the New Orleans Saints, sources told ESPN's Adam Schefter and Jeremy Fowler on Monday.
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Payroll error in 2022 costs 49ers '25 pick, dip in 4th in '24 - ESPN
SANTA CLARA, Calif. — The San Francisco 49ers have forfeited a 2025 draft choice and were penalized four spots for a selection in this year's draft as a result of administrative payroll accounting errors, the NFL announced Monday.
DJ LeMahieu (bruised foot) to miss time; Aaron Judge back Wed. - ESPN
New York Yankees third baseman DJ LeMahieu will miss some time during spring training because of a «pretty significant bone bruise» in his right foot, manager Aaron Boone said Monday, while superstar slugger Aaron Judge is expected to return to the lineup Wednesday.
Antler sale sees 'spacious' cabin bag you can take on Ryanair, easyJet and Whizzair at no extra cost slashed by £56
Finding a sturdy travel bag with a secure space for your laptop can be a tricky find, no matter if you're jet-setting out from Manchester Airport or arriving back home you want to feel at ease with carrying your luggage. And Antler's recent Spring sale has dropped the price from £140 to £84.
Marks and Spencer shoppers all rushing to buy the same 'slimming' £32 tummy control swimsuit before it sells out for summer
Marks and Spencer shoppers are flocking in their hundreds to buy a 'slimming' £32 swimsuit before it sells out ahead of summer. The M&S collection swimsuit proves overwhelmingly popular amongst fashion fans year in, year out, and often goes out of stock at a rapid pace thanks to its flattering fit which gives the illusion of a flatter stomach.
The new fixed rate energy tariff almost £350 lower than Ofgem price cap
A newly released energy tariff could save billpayers a significant amount of cash.
Brisbane Olympics organizers cancel 2032 stadium plans after local backlash
Fox News senior national correspondent William La Jeunesse has more on the California railway project's challenges on 'Special Report.'
Can Catalonia learn to live with drought?
"We will change because there's no other option for us," says scientist Vicenç Acuña, as he gestures towards the almost empty Sau reservoir in Catalonia. We should be looking at a huge artificial lake, but instead the concrete wall of the reservoir barrage is bare, towering above the valley and the remaining brown water tens of metres below. It hasn't rained enough in this region for nearly four years, and this reservoir, one of the main supplies for the Barcelona region, is below 15% capacity.