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To understand Benjamin St-Juste's growth in his second season, look at how he matched up with Minnesota Vikings star receiver Justin Jefferson in Sunday's 20-17 loss

Republicans swept to victories in all the statewide offices Tuesday's ballot except U.S. senator, keeping Democrats shut out for the fourth straight four-year cycle on the state level, despite Democrats' breakthrough on the federal level in 2020.

Tiger Woods made it official Wednesday by announcing he would return to competition as part of the 20-man field at the Hero World Challenge in the Bahamas.

A Pennsylvania man was sentenced to more than 17 years in federal prison for planning to bomb a Pittsburgh church in the name of the terrorist group ISIS, according to prosecutors.

A far-right challenge is brewing to House Republican leader Kevin McCarthy's run for speaker, prompting him on Wednesday to quickly start lining up support in the conference.

Snack manufacturer Mondelez, the maker of Oreos and other brands, has pulled its ads from Twitter after an alleged spike in hate speech on the platform after its takeover by Tesla boss Elon Musk.

The Republican's loss last night was not the Democrat's gain.

A handful of New York Republicans had a strong showing in the midterms, winning House seats thanks to an inflated GOP turnout in districts aided by Republican Rep. Lee Zeldin's bid for governor.

China's military this week showcased its new J-20 advanced stealth fighter, built with stolen American military technology, at an air show now underway in Zhuhai.

No instances of digital interference are known to have affected the counting of the midterm vote after a tense Election Day in which officials were closely monitoring domestic and foreign threats.

Snoop Dogg is getting a big-screen biopic.

Gov. Glenn Youngkin sent Nancy Pelosi a handwritten apology after the Virginia Republican made a campaign-trail remark about the House speaker's husband, Paul Pelosi, being attacked by an intruder.

Four states voted Tuesday to approve measures that would ban forced labor as punishment in their states, closing what activists call the "slavery loophole."

District Attorney General Karl A. Racine is set to make a 'major announcement' Thursday related to the Washington Commanders, his office said Wednesday.

Republicans expanded their overwhelming majorities in Kentucky's legislature with sweeping victories that included the ouster of several House Democrats in districts stretching from the suburbs to Appalachia.

Pennsylvania's longest-serving state representative was reelected Tuesday -- despite having died last month.

As cruel as it may seem in the era of participation trophies and college admissions without tests, there are winners and losers in each election cycle, even when the election - like this one - is pretty much a status quo election.

Ben Olsen was hired as coach of Major League Soccer's Houston Dynamo, two years after he left D.C. United.

The attorney general for the District of Columbia said he is holding a news conference about the Washington Commanders on Thursday, the latest off-field development for the NFL franchise that is the subject of multiple ongoing investigations.

Democrat Sen. Raphael Warnock and Republican Herschel Walker are headed to a runoff race next month after the Senate rivals fell short of collecting the votes needed to win the seat outright.

A group of foster families appeared before the Supreme Court Wednesday, fighting to adopt Indian children over objections from tribes and the federal government, telling the justices that the federal law restricting their adoptions is discriminatory.

As if Americans didn't have enough on the inflation front to worry about, price spikes have spread to other corners of the economy -- health insurance.

Republican Marcus Molinaro defeated Democrat Josh Riley Wednesday in New York's 19th Congressional District.

History has a pattern of repeating itself, as it did Tuesday when voters once again rejected the party in power.

For years, as Dusty Baker chased his first World Series title as a manager, the former big league outfielder would always say if he won one he'd like to win two. Baker will get a chance to do just that after he agreed to a one-year contract with the Houston Astros.