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Ernie Accorsi, the former Giants general manager who drafted Eli Manning and changed the course of the franchise, died Saturday night, the team announced Sunday. He was 84.

Several celebrities came out for the opening night celebration for the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art in Los Angeles on Saturday.

Several celebrities came out for the opening night celebration for the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art in Los Angeles on Saturday.

A new study from the Public Health Agency of Canada and Statistics Canada found an unexpected connection between a common virus and back problems.

The San Francisco 49ers are back stateside after a historic Week 1.

Bettors may view this game as a double-edged sword.

Big D had no D on Sunday night.

Caleb Douglas wasted little time establishing himself as a major part of the Dolphins' passing attack during the season opener.

The NFC West foes meet in the Valley of the Sun this afternoon.

Who will come out on top: the Washington Commanders or Dallas Cowboys?

Oscar contenders are beginning to come into focus during the busy fall film festival season.

American aid worker Jeff Woodke recounts his 2016 kidnapping in Niger, more than six years in captivity and his return home in his new memoir, All the Way Home.

Bruce’s gonna carry that weight a long time. GOP gubernatorial candidate Bruce Blakeman said he’s learned to let it be with Sir Paul McCartney after the rock icon married the politician’s ex-wife – though they never talk politics. Blakeman was mostly complimentary about the famous Beatle and Rock and Roll Hall of Famer, who is...

Australia is the first country to ban social media for children under 16.

The NFL Week 2 afternoon slate is getting started with an early-season AFC West clash.

The singer broke down in tears while performing at Lincoln Financial Field on Saturday, saying, "I am making mistakes, and I’m so, so sorry.”

The singer broke down in tears while performing at Lincoln Financial Field on Saturday, saying, "I am making mistakes, and I’m so, so sorry.”

Howard Thurman was a trusted guide for Martin Luther King Jr and other civil-rights leaders.

The Chargers took a beating on the field in Week 1, and they've been taking a beating off of it for the past seven days.

"I'm not ready to fold."