Harris Closes Midterm Swing in Georgia and California
ATLANTA, Ga. — Former Vice President Kamala Harris spent the last stretch before Tuesday’s midterm elections on stages in Georgia and California, rallying Democratic voters while still declining to say whether she will seek the White House again in 2028. On Thursday, Harris spoke to a packed crowd at Clark Atlanta University, the historically Black
When Polls Close and the Races That Decide Congress
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Voters settle control of the House and Senate on Tuesday, Nov. 3, and the first battleground results should start arriving once polls shut at 7 p.m. Eastern in Georgia and most of Florida. Counting in the closest contests could run for days. Georgia opens the night with two statewide fights. Republican Rep.
Buccaneers Shut Out Falcons 16-0 Without Completing a Pass
TAMPA, Fla. — Tampa Bay found a way to beat Atlanta on Sunday without a single completed pass. The Buccaneers leaned on two running backs in a steady rain at Raymond James Stadium and walked off with a 16-0 shutout of the Falcons. Baker Mayfield threw just three times and connected on none of them.
Ravens Turn to Rookie Joe Fagnano as Jackson
ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. — Baltimore went through three quarterbacks before halftime Sunday in Buffalo, and the Ravens may have to start the third one in four days. The Bills rolled to a 36-10 win as the Ravens dropped their third straight game. Lamar Jackson was hurt on the very first offensive snap when he jammed
Luka Doncic Scores 45 as Lakers Hold Off Raptors 131-125
LOS ANGELES — Luka Doncic carried the Lakers past Toronto on Sunday, scoring 45 points and pulling down 15 rebounds in a 131-125 home win that got tighter than it needed to be. Doncic was nearly automatic from deep, hitting 8 of his 12 attempts from beyond the arc to tie his season best for
Broncos Stop Chiefs at Goal Line, Take AFC West Lead
DENVER — Down 11 in the fourth quarter Sunday, the Broncos scored the last 15 points and then survived a frantic Kansas City push at the goal line to beat the Chiefs 28-24 and move atop the AFC West. The finish came down to the final snap. Kansas City reached the Denver 1 inside the
Timbers Beat Dynamo 3-1 to Climb Into MLS Playoff Position
PORTLAND, Ore. — The Portland Timbers moved back above the Western Conference playoff line Sunday night, beating Houston Dynamo FC 3-1 at Providence Park with one regular-season game left. Vincent Janssen had a hand in all three Portland goals, scoring one and assisting on the other two. His through ball set up David Da Costa
McDavid Passes Gretzky Mark as Oilers Beat Rangers 4-1
NEW YORK, N.Y. — Connor McDavid needed just 15 games to reach 30 assists, the quickest any player has done it in NHL history, on Sunday night in Manhattan, where Edmonton handled the Rangers 4-1. Wayne Gretzky had owned the mark since 1984-85, when he got there in 16 games. McDavid’s 30th helper came in
Caleb Williams Keeps His Cleats
CHICAGO, Ill. — Bears quarterback Caleb Williams heads into Monday night at Seattle still wearing the cleats that have cost him more than $35,000 in league fines, and he has shown no sign of covering up the brand. The NFL first docked Williams $11,941, then $23,882 for a second offense tied to the shoes he
Heat Open West Coast Trip With Plan to Slow Luka Doncic
LOS ANGELES — Miami begins a five-game swing through the West on Monday night at Crypto.com Arena, and the first task is the hardest one on the schedule: containing Luka Doncic. Heat center Bam Adebayo told reporters Sunday that the plan is to make Doncic work for every look, showing him extra defenders and forcing