Jets legend Nick Mangold criticizes government officials for lack of answers in NJ drone sightings
Mayor Michael Melham of Belleville, New Jersey, gives an update on the mysterious drone sightings across the Garden State on ‘The Faulkner Focus.’
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Chiefs WR Marquise Brown returns to practice following shoulder surgery
The Kansas City Chiefs are opening the practice window for wide receiver Marquise Brown, who has been on the injured list since hurting his shoulder in their preseason opener, a person familiar with the decision told The Associated Press on Friday.
Manchester United handed major Jeremie Frimpong transfer update after talks held
Liverpool are reportedly talking to Jeremie Frimpong's agent, Dirk Hebel, after Manchester United held talks with the player's representatives themselves last summer.
Fiorentina midfielder Bove discharged from hospital
:Fiorentina midfielder Edoardo Bove has been discharged from hospital, the club said on Friday, after surgery to implant a heart starter device following his collapse during a Serie A match.
ECB suspends Bangladesh's Shakib for 'illegal bowling'
Bangladesh's veteran all-rounder Shakib Al Hasan has been suspended from bowling in all competitions organised by the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) for exceeding the maximum permitted elbow extension of 15 degrees.
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Kane to remain England captain, all players have clean slate under Tuchel
Harry Kane will remain England captain when Thomas Tuchel takes charge in January, the German said on Friday, signalling that all the players can count on a clean slate when the 2026 World Cup qualifying campaign starts under his management.
Takeaways from Juan Soto's introductory presser: 'It's been a Mets town for a long time'
NEW YORK — Juan Soto seemed to approach his introductory press conference with the Mets much the same way he sets up at the plate for his at-bats. Sitting at a long table on a raised stage in the jam-packed Piazza club at Citi Field, he clamped his teeth down on his bottom lip and nodded his head up and down. It was the same expression we'd seen him make in the batter's box, except this time, instead of staring down the pitcher, he was facing his future.