A federal judge has ordered the return of Kilmar Armando Abrego Garcia, a Maryland man mistakenly deported to El Salvador, raising questions about government contracts and immigration policy.
In a surprising move, the Las Vegas Raiders have secured quarterback Geno Smith with a two-year, $75 million extension. This contract could rise to $85.5 million, solidifying Smith's role for the next three seasons.
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Lunar lander companies are urging NASA to revise its approach to lunar missions amid concerns over the canceled VIPER rover. Executives call for larger landers, block buys, and stable funding to enhance lunar exploration.
Browns owner Jimmy Haslam acknowledges the disastrous nature of Deshaun Watson's contract, labeling it as potentially the worst trade in NFL history. But what does accountability mean when owners face no real consequences?
In a surprising twist, Russell Wilson has taken the title of the lowest paid starting quarterback in the NFL, with a complex contract that hinges on performance and team success. Can he rise to the challenge?
The New England Patriots have reportedly signed Stefon Diggs to a three-year, $69 million deal, igniting excitement for quarterback Drake Maye's upcoming season. With Diggs in the lineup, expectations soar for Maye as he looks to build on his rookie success.
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The Giants and Jets are shaking up their quarterback situations with bargain deals for veterans Justin Fields and Jameis Winston. Will these low-cost contracts pay off or lead to rookie acquisitions in the draft?
Paul Weiss, a law firm known for its Democratic ties, is under fire for agreeing to provide $40 million in pro bono services to the Trump administration amid threats of a retaliatory executive order. What does this mean for their reputation?
