1+ min ago (441+ words) PITTSBURGH -- The frustration continued for the Pittsburgh Steelers as they welcomed the Buffalo Bills for a critical matchup in Week 13. After entering halftime with a slight lead over the Bills, the entire contest fell off the rails, and the anger toward head coach Mike Tomlin heightened. In the matter of a few minutes, the Steelers went from having a 7-3 lead to losing 23-7. As the game reached the final quarter, their comeback attempts failed, and the crowd at Acrisure Stadium reached a new level. As the offense reached the red zone but failed to convert any points, the crowd started to chant "Fire Tomlin!" Steelers On SI publisher Noah Strackbein shared a clip of the chant breaking out via social media. The reaction from the fanbase has been speculated to occur as the Steelers have struggled yet again in 2025. The Steelers…...

1+ min ago (509+ words) The 2025 season in the NFC North has the kind of drama and tension Detroit fans live for, and a lot of it circles around the position of Detroit Lions. As of Week 13, the Lions are sitting in third place in the division, chasing both the Chicago Bears and the Green Bay Packers. " The Chicago Bears lead the NFC North at 93, thanks to a strong stretch of winning and consistency under new leadership. Coming off a statement win against the Eagles, the Bears have shown they belong. " The Green Bay Packers are close behind at 83-1, carrying momentum " especially after a recent win over Detroit on Thanksgiving. " Detroit sits third at 75, a record that still keeps them very much in the hunt " but not control. Losing both matchups against the Packers will make it tough but not impossible for the Lions to…...

2+ min ago (371+ words) SEATTLE " As heavy underdogs Sunday afternoon at Lumen Field, the Vikings had a chance to pull even with the Seattle Seahawks shortly before halftime. A chip shot field goal by kicker Will Reichard would've tied the score at 3-3. Instead, head coach Kevin O'Connell opted to roll the dice, perhaps believing the Vikings needed to be aggressive if they were going to upset the Seahawks on their home turf. The decision was defensible. The play call was not. Though the Vikings only needed about a yard to move the chains, O'Connell dialed up a play-action pass, asking a lot of rookie quarterback Max Brosmer, who was making the first start of his career. It proved to be a disaster of epic proportions. A fake handoff to fullback C.J. Ham fooled nobody, and Brosmer was under immediate pressure by edge rusher DeMarcus Lawrence....

2+ min ago (371+ words) SEATTLE " As heavy underdogs Sunday afternoon at Lumen Field, the Vikings had a chance to pull even with the Seattle Seahawks shortly before halftime. A chip shot field goal by kicker Will Reichard would've tied the score at 3-3. Instead, head coach Kevin O'Connell opted to roll the dice, perhaps believing the Vikings needed to be aggressive if they were going to upset the Seahawks on their home turf. The decision was defensible. The play call was not. Though the Vikings only needed about a yard to move the chains, O'Connell dialed up a play-action pass, asking a lot of rookie quarterback Max Brosmer, who was making the first start of his career. It proved to be a disaster of epic proportions. A fake handoff to fullback C.J. Ham fooled nobody, and Brosmer was under immediate pressure by edge rusher DeMarcus Lawrence....

2+ min ago (371+ words) SEATTLE " As heavy underdogs Sunday afternoon at Lumen Field, the Vikings had a chance to pull even with the Seattle Seahawks shortly before halftime. A chip shot field goal by kicker Will Reichard would've tied the score at 3-3. Instead, head coach Kevin O'Connell opted to roll the dice, perhaps believing the Vikings needed to be aggressive if they were going to upset the Seahawks on their home turf. The decision was defensible. The play call was not. Though the Vikings only needed about a yard to move the chains, O'Connell dialed up a play-action pass, asking a lot of rookie quarterback Max Brosmer, who was making the first start of his career. It proved to be a disaster of epic proportions. A fake handoff to fullback C.J. Ham fooled nobody, and Brosmer was under immediate pressure by edge rusher DeMarcus Lawrence....

3+ min ago (486+ words) NewsJeff Brumley "|" December 1, 2025 The Trump administration plans to review and possibly revoke the legal status of refugees resettled in the U.S. during Joe Biden's presidency. The order affects more than 200,000 refugees who entered the country legally between Jan. 20, 2021, and Feb. 20, 2025, according to a federal memo reviewed by Reuters. The document signed by U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services Director Joe Edlow also freezes the processing of permanent residence applications filed by refugees during the previous administration. "The USCIS memo, dated November 21, said the agency will terminate the refugee status of people already in the U.S. if they are found to not meet refugee criteria," Reuters reported. "The memo claims the Biden administration potentially prioritized expediency, quantity and admissions over quality interviews and detailed screening and vetting." By comparison, refugee limits under Biden reached 125,000 per year from 2022 to 2025. Caps were set much higher in previous…...

4+ min ago (505+ words) Hong Kong doesn't do subtlety. But at 8 Castle Road, where The Legacy's twin residential towers have just risen 198m above Mid-Levels West, ACPV Architects Antonio Citterio Patricia Viel has delivered something unexpected: monumentality with restraint, density with breathing room. Viel is emphatic about the towers' dual fa'ades. "We designed both the bay-facing and hill-facing fa'ades to be distinctive, treating them both as refined frontages." It"s a pointed riposte to a city where buildings often present one ambitious face to the harbour and shrug at everything else. Below, the podium is clad in Aspen white granite cut with deep articulation, a nod to the retaining walls that have historically anchored Hong Kong's bristling hillside development. "Over time, thanks to the effect of the local environment, the podium will take on a rock-like quality,' Citterio observes, imagining a building that ages into…...

4+ min ago (505+ words) Hong Kong doesn't do subtlety. But at 8 Castle Road, where The Legacy's twin residential towers have just risen 198m above Mid-Levels West, ACPV Architects Antonio Citterio Patricia Viel has delivered something unexpected: monumentality with restraint, density with breathing room. Viel is emphatic about the towers' dual fa'ades. "We designed both the bay-facing and hill-facing fa'ades to be distinctive, treating them both as refined frontages." It"s a pointed riposte to a city where buildings often present one ambitious face to the harbour and shrug at everything else. Below, the podium is clad in Aspen white granite cut with deep articulation, a nod to the retaining walls that have historically anchored Hong Kong's bristling hillside development. "Over time, thanks to the effect of the local environment, the podium will take on a rock-like quality,' Citterio observes, imagining a building that ages into…...

4+ min ago (1604+ words) By Shingi Mararike, north of England correspondent It's a miracle Joshua Obinim is still here to tell his story. Last August, the 64-year-old was left clinging to his life after being stabbed several times by his son Benjamin. Moments earlier, Benjamin had burst into the family home in Manchester and killed his mother Alberta, stabbing her 16 to 17 times with a large kitchen knife. Benjamin's attack was described by a judge as a 'rampage of violence' He also wounded his younger sister Bernice, who tried to barricade herself in her bedroom, before jumping out of the window while trying to flee. Joshua woke up to the sound of screaming and tried to disarm his son." "I saw my son outside the door of my daughter with a knife, so I asked what was going on. Usually he is someone who listens…...

4+ min ago (1604+ words) By Shingi Mararike, north of England correspondent It's a miracle Joshua Obinim is still here to tell his story. Last August, the 64-year-old was left clinging to his life after being stabbed several times by his son Benjamin. Moments earlier, Benjamin had burst into the family home in Manchester and killed his mother Alberta, stabbing her 16 to 17 times with a large kitchen knife. Benjamin's attack was described by a judge as a 'rampage of violence' He also wounded his younger sister Bernice, who tried to barricade herself in her bedroom, before jumping out of the window while trying to flee. Joshua woke up to the sound of screaming and tried to disarm his son." "I saw my son outside the door of my daughter with a knife, so I asked what was going on. Usually he is someone who listens…...