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By any fair measure, the House Republican conference has seen better days. This was, after all, the week in which a sitting GOP House speaker faced a successful revolt launched by members of his own party, leading to the first such ouster in American history. A day later, a New York Times analysis argued persuasively that House Republicans “have become ungovernable.” Politico published a

The University of Massachusetts football team made a little bit of history Saturday night. But the only history that interests UMass coach Don Brown is that the Minutemen are 1-0. "To be honest, don't worry about the history and all that," Brown said. "We have a chance to do something special this year, and I really mean that. I think we're just starting to find our sea legs." The Minutemen

Former President Donald Trump could be facing the wrath of a New York judge in court this morning. On October 3, New York City judge Arthur Engoron, who is presiding over Trump's bank fraud trial, slapped Trump with a gag order in response to Trump making a false claim about Allison Greenfield, one of Engoron's law clerks, to social media site Truth Social. Trump amplified one of his supporter

Perhaps no player in the Chicago Bears’ 104-year history better epitomized the team’s tough and determined identity than Dick Butkus. A product of Chicago’s working-class South Side and the University of Illinois, Butkus became a fierce Pro Football Hall of Fame linebacker before embarking on a modest but enduring entertainment career in Hollywood. Butkus, 80, died “peacefully in his sleep