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Only 10 NFL franchises have reached the Super Bowl five times or more, and the soon-to-be-local Raiders are on that exclusive list. They’re also one of nine franchises to have captured three or more Super Bowl trophies, having gone 3-2 in the NFL’s ch…

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For many years, the NFL only mentioned its championship game in conjunction with Las Vegas when controversy struck. Now, however, with the league embracing gambling (having announced a partnership with Caesars Entertainment at the start of 2019), with…

The spot has always carried an element of mystery, with most artists recording in complete secrecy. “This is when an artist is at their most vulnerable. They’re working on material that may or may not make their career.”

We’ve whipped up a quick-read Kansas City vs. San Francisco study guide to make sure you’re well-prepared.

Alex Tuch was trying to gain entry into Boston University’s Agannis Arena for practice last week but had trouble finding an unlocked door. ….

While the extent of how “fake news” and online misinformation influenced voting choices, it’s crucial to stay vigilant online and exercise critical thinking skills. Here’s a comprehensive guide to media literacy for 2020.

Not so long ago, when the world was still analog, architecture students came into college already having some experience building things. Previous generations took shop classes or tinkered in their parents’ garage.

As the February 22 presidential caucuses on inch closer, the party is amassing a slew of volunteers — for staffing sites on caucus day, registering voters and making calls, among other things.

The fan reaction to the Golden Knights’ coaching change was a combination of shock and disgust. Not only did the team fire a beloved coach in Gerard Gallant, it replaced him with former public enemy No. 1 in Peter DeBoer.