Hungary blocks Ukraine aid deal but EU opens door to membership talks, why Trump's dictator remarks are working for him, and the cheapest NFL teams to support.

President Biden slides towards the center, NFL owners unanimously approve $6 billion sale of Washington Commanders, and Barbie is all the buzz this summer.

Buffalo Bills said safety Damar Hamlin in critical condition after cardiac arrest after hit, Russian anger grows over strike that killed dozens of troops in Ukraine, and GoFundMe children's toy drive created by Damar Hamlin gets huge boost after injury.

Thanksgiving BEST-OF - How did the NFL become a behemoth, why the price of gas has such power over us, and this farm offers turkey cuddling.

Is Joe Burrow vs. Matthew Stafford good news or bad for Madison Avenue? Daniel Kaplan of The Athletic has the answer

Miami may be hosting the Super Bowl this year, but is it a good football town? John Kiernan from WalletHub breaks down the best and worst cities for football fans.

Ken Belson from the New York Times gives us a look inside football's campaign to save the game.

America leaves malls as crumbling monuments to the past, a peek at our wireless future, and inside the NFL's $5 billion bet to make football work in Los Angeles.

Nancy Armour from USA Today discusses the impact of the Antonio Brown saga on a landmark season for the NFL.

The New York Giant's have some explaining to do. Gordon Deal talks with Mike Lupica from The Sports Reporters podcast who breaks downs his thoughts on this years NFL draft.

Alternative football leagues rush to fill void in the NFL's offseason. Adam Zielonka from the Washington Times has the latest.

Lawmakers reach agreement in principle to avoid shutdown, alternative football leagues rush to fill void in NFL's offseason, and spear guns, saw blades and snakes (almost) on a plane.

American workers facing a caregiving crisis, this year in tech, and old guard face the new in this years NFL playoffs.

NFL teams are on the look out for the next Sean McVay. Matthew Paras from the Washington Times has the story.

In an NFL season highlighted by high-flying offenses, it's been the stingy defenses that have reigned supreme lately. With that in mind, Andrew Beaton from The Wall Street Journal previews the final two weeks of the regular season.

James Mattis to Depart as Defense Chief, Americans are getting fatter, and the NFL soap opera Is ready for Its twist ending.

The search continues for the next White House chief of staff, the Southeast digs out from a huge winter storm and why you need to stop eating raw cookie dough.

The Washington Redskins' latest roster move has many crying foul over the NFL's domestic violence policy. Adam Zielonka from Washington Times has the latest.

How Russian trolls inflamed the NFL's anthem controversy, how you can turn big lotto dreams into everyday wins, and the world of extreme haunts.

Do politics define us, why Americans pay more for cannabis than Canadians, and in the NFL, this team offers the best return on investment.

Americans have no confidence in Washington, do Instagram and Snapchat distort how teenagers see themselves, and get used to penalties for roughing the passer.

Mike Jones from USA Today and Gordon Deal discuss why NFL fans need to get used to penalties for roughing the passer.

Why don't place kickers get much love in the NFL? Bill Pennington from the New York Times gives us a look.

Brett Kavanaugh hearing has a testy start, President Trump, NFL respond to Nike, and why would you dip chicken fingers in soda.

Keep your head up. Listen as the Wall Street Journal's Andrew Beaton tells Jennifer Kushinka about the NFL's new helmet rule imposed this offseason that has players, coaches and fans worried that football is losing what makes it great.