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A nail-biting final drive ended in a game-winning touchdown for the Detroit Lions, who even their record at 3-3. The last time the Detroit Lions faced the Atlanta Falcons, they came up just short of a win in the waning seconds. This time, they took care of business, evened their record, kept building momentum in 2020.Read Full Story Atlanta FalconsDetroit LionsTouchdownField GoalDefensive EndGeorgiaPass DefenseIndianapolis ColtsT.J. HockensonLions ReceiversEdge50-plus YardsThird-and-oneMatthew StaffordMatt RyanTrey FlowersTodd GurleyMatt PraterRyanKenny Golladay

New York (CNN) — With restaurants reopening, you might think that it's safe again to dine out. Not really. But there are ways to make it safer. New Yorkers like me have been grabbing quick bites across the city for months, and have even recently started dining indoors again. It...Read Full Story CoronavirusDining OutSocial DistancingNew YorkerCNNCOVID-19 PandemicGuideYorkersIndoor SpacesInterboro Spirits & AlesSmithGabby AyoubKirsten KilburnDemetria LewisOutdoor DiningStephen Berger

Summer House alum Lauren Wirkus shared the exciting and special news that she's pregnant! The reality TV personality is expecting her first child with husband David Raih, whom she married in June 2020. 'BABY RAIH COMING APRIL 2021,' the Bravolebrity captioned her Instagram on Saturday, Oct. 24. 'Our hearts have...Read Full Story PregnancyInfantSummer HouseReality TVMommyLauren WirkusInstagram LaurenAshley McAtee WirkusBaby RaihAmanda BatulaCongratulations LaurenPregnantAwww YayLOVE TODAYPost WeddingDavid Raih

Russell Wilson knows how to honor his queen. On Saturday, Oct. 25, the Seattle Seahawks quarterback gushed over wife Ciara on her 35th birthday. Russell posted a pic on Instagram of the 'Level Up' singer hugging their daughter Sienna, 3, and her son Future Wilburn, 6, from her previous relationship with rapper Future.Read Full Story Seattle SeahawksInstagramRapperE! News RewindSiennaFuture WilburnSon WinDaughterHusbandDaddyLoverManHappy Birthday BabylovePicNewborn Baby WinRussell WilsonJesusCiara

The Dallas Cowboys clearly have a lot of issues. According to head coach Mike McCarthy, toughness is definitely one of them. Mike McCarthy and his coaching staff constantly preach the importance of playing for one another to the Cowboys roster. The lack of any sort of on-field response to Jon Bostic’s dirty hit on quarterback Andy Dalton clearly does not sit well with the team’s head coach.Read Full Story Michael McCarthyDallas CowboysCoaching StaffToughnessMike McCarthyFieldOn-field ResponseVictoriesWashingtonThingsStandTimeMike MccarthyAndy DaltonJon Bostic

MIAMI, Fla. - Help is on the way at the wide receiver spot, Miami fans. Miami Palmetto wideout Brashard Smith was electric Friday...Read Full Story Wide ReceiverBrashard SmithMiami PalmettoFla.Miami FansElectric Friday

ANKARA, Turkey (AP) — Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan challenged the United States to impose sanctions against his country while also launching a second personal attack Sunday on French President Emmanuel Macron.Speaking a day after he suggested Macron needed mental health treatment because of his views on Islam and radical Muslims, Erdogan expanded his range to take aim at foreign critics.“Whatever your sanctions are, don’t be late,” Erdogan said, referring to U.S. warnings for Turkey not to get directly involved in the conflict over Nagorno-Karabakh, where Ankara supports Azerbaijan against ethnic Armenian forces.The Turkish leader also mentioned Washington’s threat of sanctions after Turkey tested the Russian-made S-400 air defense system. The purchase has already seen Turkey kicked off the F-35 stealth fighter program.“We stepped in for the F-35, you threatened us,” Erdogan told a televised ruling party congress in the eastern city of Malatya. “You said, ‘Send the S-400s back to Russia.’ We are not a tribal state. We are Turkey.”The dispute over the S-400s, which NATO says pose a threat to the military alliance and particularly endanger the technical secrets of the F-35, is among a number of recent disputes between Turkey and some of its NATO allies.These include gas exploration in the eastern Mediterranean that has threatened a confrontation with Greece, as well as Turkey’s stance in Syria, where it has targeted America’s Kurdish allies.For months, the U.S. warned Ankara that it risked sanctions under the Countering America’s Adversaries Through Sanctions Act if the S-400 system were activated. President Donald Trump, however, has held back on implementing the sanctions amid hopes Erdogan will not go ahead with activating the missiles.Erdogan also returned to personal insults of Macron, who has been a vocal critic of Turkish foreign policy in recent months.“The person in charge of France has lost his way,” Erdogan said. “He goes on about Erdogan while in bed and while awake. Look at yourself first and where you’re going. I said yesterday in Kayseri, he is a case and he really must be examined.”Erdogan also turned his ire to Dutch anti-Islam lawmaker Geert Wilders, whose tweet describing Erdogan as a “terrorist” was given prominence by several senior members of Turkey’s government and ruling party on Sunday.The president said Turks had been made “targets for uncovering rising racism in Europe.”He added: “Fascism is not in our book, it is in your book. Nazism happened in your countries.”Three years ago, Erdogan sparked controversy when he called the Dutch government “Nazi remnants and fascists” over blocks on campaigning among the Netherlands’ Turkish diaspora ahead of a Turkish referendum on enlarging his powers.TurkeyIslamismAzerbaijanAnkaraNATOEconomic SanctionsUnited StatesRecep Tayyip ErdoğanSyriaU.S. SanctionsAPRecep Tayyip ErdoganTurkish Foreign PolicySanctions ActU.S. WarningsEmmanuel MacronGeert WildersDonald Trump

'What a wild and bittersweet week,' Ava Phillippe wrote, as she reflected on welcoming new dog Benji while also having to say goodbye to a beloved family dog Pepper. After a tough week, Reese Witherspoon’s daughter Ava Phillippe is introducing the world to her new pet. Ava, who joined her...Read Full Story French BulldogMourningDeathDaughterPetInstagramPETJoyPepsDog BenjiCollieOutdoor AdventuresGoodbyeHomeFateReese WitherspoonAva Phillippe

What a week a difference made for the Atlanta Falcons. However, this time it wasn’t what the Atlanta Falcons were hoping for. There was a lot of optimism for the Falcons and the ability to build off of what they started last week against the Vikings Instead what the Falcons showed was the same nonsense that got Dan Quinn fired two weeks ago.Read Full Story  VikingsNational Football LeagueLionsNFL FootballEnd GameTerrible ThingsSame Atlanta FalconsInterim Atlanta FalconsT.J. HockensonThe GameDefenseThe LeagueTwo-point ConversionMulti-touchdown LeadsCoachingRaheem Morris

West Virginia’s second loss of the season coincided with a second unproductive running game game during Saturday’s setback against Texas Tech, a team that had been bad against the run during a three-game losing streak. The Red Raiders opened the season with a two-point win against the FCS’s Houston Baptist and allowed 28yards on 24 carries. Since that point, Texas ran 48 times for 214 yards and two scores, Kansas State ran 42 times for 198 yards and two scores and Iowa State ran 43 times for 214 yards and two scores. The Mountaineers, who totaled 100 sack-adjusted yards rushing — that is, your rushing total if you don’t count sacks — on 37 carries in the loss to Oklahoma State, finished with 96 sack-adjusted yards on 28 carries against Texas Tech. In three wins, WVU averages 238 sack-adjusted yards, and though that’s inflated by a 329-yard day against Eastern Kentucky, it also includes 151 yards and 4.1 yards per carry against Baylor and 234 yards and 6.3 yards per carry against Kansas.Read Full Story Texas TechKansas StateWest VirginiaOklahoma StateFCSIowa StateRed RaidersHouston BaptistBaylorMountaineersEastern KentuckyLeddie BrownAlec SinkfieldRunningWVU AveragesNeal Brown