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Buffalo Bills cornerback Rasul Douglas, 31, reacts during the second half of Sunday’s game against the Kansas City Chiefs at Orchard Park. AP photo ORCHARD PARK — It may be time to start taking the Buffalo Bills seriously, but there’s nothing coach Sean McDermott and quarterback Josh Allen can say to convince others. “No, that’s not a statement. It’s the next game,” McDermott said Sunday after a 30-21 win over the previously undefeated Kansas City Chiefs. “That means we have nine wins,” Allen added. “Last I checked, it looks like we won’t make the playoffs even if we win nine…
Welcome to the online version of From the Politics Desk, an evening newsletter that brings you the latest reporting and analysis from the NBC News politics team from the White House, Capitol Hill and the campaign trail.In today’s edition, national political reporter Ben Kamisar examines how House Republicans are increasingly aligned with Donald Trump. In addition, “Meet the Press” host Kristen Welker looks back and compares the recent Trump Cabinet announcements to the present.Sign up here to receive this newsletter in your inbox every weekday.Democrats gained ‘enthusiastic’ voters but struggled with other voters in 2024Written by Mark MurrayVice President Kamala…
Welcome to the Fox News Politics newsletter. Get the latest on the Trump transition, exclusive interviews and other Fox News politics content.what’s happening here…- Republican congressman begins caucus to support Elon Musk’s “Crazy Town” measures- Large group of illegal immigrants caught at border amid fears of pre-Trump border surge- The size of the small Republican House majority rests on five uncalled races”Only once”New York state prosecutors are asking for the New York v. Trump case to be put on hold until at least 2029, as the president’s lawyers prepare to dismiss the case altogether. Prosecutors sent a letter Tuesday to…
Amazon and SpaceX are seeking to thwart the National Labor Relations Board, asking the court to declare its process of upholding labor laws unconstitutional. But when the companies presented their arguments on Monday, the judges on the three-judge panel seemed skeptical.In two separate lawsuits filed with the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals, the companies contended that the NLRB was unlawfully forcing them to participate in administrative law litigation over alleged anti-labor practices. Amazon’s lawsuit centers on whether union negotiations are required at the company’s JFK 8 distribution center on Staten Island, while SpaceX’s lawsuit alleges that a worker was fired…
Getty ImagesThe submarine cable between Helsinki and Rostock was laid in 2015German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius said it was unclear who was responsible for the damage to two submarine cables in the Baltic Sea and that it appeared to be a “compound act” of sabotage.A 1,170-kilometre (730-mile) communications cable connecting Finland and Germany was severed early on Monday, and a 218-kilometre internet link between Lithuania and the Swedish island of Gotland also stopped working on Sunday.The incident occurred at a time of heightened tensions with Russia, and Pistorius said: “No one believes that these cables were accidentally cut.”Since Russia’s invasion…
good morning. You’re reading the Up First newsletter. Subscribe here to get it delivered to your inbox and get all the news you need to start your day with the Up First podcast. Today’s top news Today marks 1,000 days since Russia began its full-scale invasion of Ukraine. The war displaced millions of Ukrainians and killed and wounded hundreds of thousands of civilians and soldiers. This conflict also brought about major changes in Russian life. A Ukrainian armored military vehicle Humvee overtakes a burning vehicle on a road near the Russian border in Ukraine’s Sumy region on August 14. Roman…
SALISBURY, Md. – A competing petition is making the rounds in Salisbury, as some downtown business owners complain about the difficulty of operating a business downtown. Business owner Nicole Blackwater has created a petition titled “Help Save Downtown Salisbury” to change city planning laws to allow more housing developments to be built. He insisted that. “We’re working to break the cycle that downtown Salisbury has been in for decades. It’s definitely been a struggle for years,” Blackwater said. “This is an opportunity to break that cycle. More development projects here will bring more people, more businesses, more jobs. And what…
Photo by Kailin Hughes Oak Glen’s Mackenzie Martin attacks between block attempts by Marietta’s Anna Ritter and Wellsville’s Presley Stokes (nine) in Sunday’s OVAC All-Star Game. CLAIRSVILLE, ST. – The Ohio Valley Athletic Conference’s top senior volleyball talent took to the court at the ECO Center in St. Clairsville on Sunday for one last hurray. Despite an offensive error that put them past match point, it was the Ohio State team that won in four sets, 25-15, 25-21, 21-25, 15-4. Kay Secrest’s Buckeyes quad took a commanding lead in the first set, thanks in large part to the play of…
Hong Kong authorities on Tuesday sentenced 45 prominent democracy activists to up to 10 years in prison for violating a sweeping national security law imposed by China on the region.Activists are accused of agreeing to an indiscriminate veto of the government’s proposed budget after securing a majority to force the dissolution of parliament and the eventual ouster of city leaders. There is.Of the 47 people indicted, 31 pleaded guilty to conspiracy to subvert, and the remaining 14 were convicted at trial. The other two were acquitted.This thorough crackdown drew criticism from Western countries. Australia, whose citizens were among those sentenced,…
Guangzhou Motor Show is the annual grand finale event of the auto industry, where all automakers make their best efforts to showcase their strengths. AITO is one of the most popular and trending Chinese brands today and continues to create a sensation. While showcasing all product series, we also brought significant technological advances. Pre-orders for the new premium and fully intelligent M9 exceed 170,000 units AITO new M5, AITO new M7 and AITO M9 are all best sellers. In particular, the M9, whose price exceeds 500,000 yuan, has firmly established itself as a leader in the luxury smart electric vehicle…