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  • 12 hours ago | usatoday.com | Matt Hayes

    Let’s not go overboard, there’s nothing philosophical about this. Above everything else, the NFL is a copycat league. See successful, copy successful. See Pat Mahomes and Andy Reid reinvent the passing game, be the passing game. Right down to declaring, without hesitation, that football is now a vertical pass game ― and anyone who doesn’t abide by the unwritten rule falls behind.

  • 1 day ago | usatoday.com | Scooby Axson

    New Dallas Wings general manager Curt Miller and head coach Chris Koclanes are well aware of the enormous task ahead of them. They inherit a team that just two years ago made it to the WNBA semifinals. But a rash of injuries and free agency turned this once promising up-and-coming squad into one of the league's worst, especially on the defensive end.

  • 1 day ago | usatoday.com | Brian Hedger

    The Blue Jackets are changing up their support staff and have agreed to contract extensions with three of coach Dean Evason’s assistants. Don Waddell, the team’s president of hockey operations/general manager, didn’t return a request for comment but a team official did confirm that strength and conditioning coach Kevin Collins, who joined the team in 2010, will not return. Video coach Dan Singleton, equipment manager Jamie Healy and assistant athletic trainer Naoto Goto also won't return.

  • 1 day ago | usatoday.com | Francesca Chambers

    WASHINGTON – Vice President JD Vance says he did not realize how sick Pope Francis was when he met with the pontiff at the Vatican a day before he died. "I've thought a lot about that. I mean, it's pretty crazy, actually," Vance said. "And, obviously, when I saw him, I didn't know that he had less than 24 hours still on this earth. I think it was a great blessing."Vance was one of the last officials to meet with Francis.

  • 1 day ago | usatoday.com | Jan Strupczewski

    BRUSSELS, April 23 (Reuters) - Apple AAPL.O was fined 500 million euros ($570 million) on Wednesday and Meta META.O 200 million euros, as European Union antitrust regulators handed out the first sanctions under landmark legislation aimed at curbing the power of Big Tech. The EU fines could stoke tensions with U.S President Donald Trump who has threatened to levy tariffs against countries that penalize U.S. companies.