National park groups weigh in on how and whether to visit the national parks during the government shutdown, and the impacts ...

Two emphatic dunks from Matas Buzelis helped the Chicago Bulls escape a fourth-quarter collapse in their season opener.

Swindon's mayor hosted young churchgoers for a debate on a council chamber visit. As a member of Pattern Church, Cllr Fay Howard was delighted to welcome the church's youth group to the mayor's ...

"Nitish Kumar has freed Bihar from Jungle Raj. PM Modi, over the last 11 years, has worked to develop Bihar. PM Modi's 11 years have been a blessing to the poor," he added. Amit Shah also reiterated ...

While the Navy men’s and women’s soccer teams enjoyed the experience, they were not so thrilled with the results in Army-Navy ...

TAMPA, Fla. (AP) — The San Francisco 49ers and Tampa Bay Buccaneers are winning despite a slew of injuries to key players. It sets up well for both teams down the road.

A few weeks ago there were fleeting Bears hopes they might get by without facing injured quarterback Jayden Daniels in the Hail Mary rematch game. Daniels, however, recovered from a knee injury to ...

North Carolina Head Coach Courtney Banghart explained at the 2025 ACC Tipoff that the Tar Heels were looking to test themselves in their out-of-conference schedule and wanted to know what type of team ...

Pedestrian deaths in Denver have jumped more than 50% in 2025 compared to the same period last year, according to city transportation officials. As of Tuesday, 25 pedestrians had been killed in ...

The Chicago Bulls were 22-33 entering the All-Star break last year, coming off a blockbuster deal where they dealt Zach LaVine to the Sacramento Kings in a three-team deal. However, for some reason, ...

Figma's stock fell 26.2% in September 2025, its second consecutive month of double-digit losses following the company's August IPO. Despite two months of steep declines, Figma shares still trade well ...

Whether you want to test your sports knowledge or simply increase it — or both! — we have just the thing: another installment of The Washington Post’s weekly sports quiz. Click on the answer you think ...