Roundup: Shakira At the Latin Grammys; A's Are Moving to Las Vegas; Ronald Acuna, Shohei Ohtani Win MVPs
Ronald Acuna, Shohei Ohtani win MLB MVP Awards ... MLB owners approve A's move to Las Vegas ... Latest updates on Israel-Gaza conflict ... George Santos won't seek re-election ... I-10 in Los Angeles ready to re-open after fire ... IBM suspends advertising on Twitter due to antisemitic content ... Elon Musk endorsed antisemitic tweet ... U.S.-China power balance has shifted ... Kaitlin Armstrong guilty of killing pro cyclist ... Shakira went to the Latin Grammys ... David Letterman is returning to "The Late Show" as a guest ... Ke Huy Quan begged to join the Star Wars universe ... The Ravens dominated the Bengals ... Joe Burrow injured his wrist ... Mark Andrews suffers likely season-ending ankle injury ... Steve Kerr calls Draymond Green's actions "inexcusable" ... Jim Harbaugh accepts three-game Big Ten suspension ... Charissa Thompson admitted to making up sideline reports ...
The long, sad story of the stealing of the Oakland A's [The Ringer]
Latest 2024 NFL mock draft [Sports Illustrated]
More MLB rule changes may be coming [The Athletic]
NBA rookie power rankings [ESPN]
How John F. Kennedy fell for the lost cause [The Atlantic]
Ed Cooley urged young reporters to ask tough questions [The Big Lead]
Highlights from the USMNT's 3-0 win over Trinidad & Tobago in the CONCACAF Nations League.
GQ's first video cover story with Andre 3000.
It’s been 17 years since André 3000 released new music. Now, he’s unveiling his first-ever solo project.
— GQ Magazine (@GQMagazine) November 16, 2023
In the inaugural GQ Video Cover Story, the rap legend spoke candidly about how he’s changed and why he made a record that nobody could have expected. Dive into the full… pic.twitter.com/bXJBgQrat6
Carmelo Anthony braved the Hot Ones gauntlet this week.
Bill Hader does a solid Charles Bronson impression.
Pearl Jam -- "Dissident"