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It's been a joyful few days for D.C. politicians who have spent years trying to lure NFL football back to the nation's capital.

The owner of Britain's Guardian newspaper confirmed Wednesday that it has sold the Observer, the world's oldest Sunday newspaper, to Tortoise Media for an undisclosed fee.

For decades, they have scrounged for food on streets across the country - undesired, abandoned and overlooked.

The Atlanta Falcons are turning to rookie Michael Penix Jr. as their starting quarterback and benching veteran Kirk Cousins as they fight for their first playoff berth since 2017.

The Washington Commanders are another step closer to the possibility of returning to the franchise's old home in the nation's capital.

Southern California wide receiver Zachariah Branch and his older brother, Trojans safety Zion Branch, have announced they are entering the transfer portal.

The fishing trips have been put on hold and the award-show excursions wrapped up. Now, it's time for newly minted Heisman Trophy winner Travis Hunter and the Colorado Buffaloes to get back to the business of a bowl game.

The fishing trips have been put on hold and the award-show excursions wrapped up. Now, it's time for newly minted Heisman Trophy winner Travis Hunter and the Colorado Buffaloes to get back to the business of a bowl game.

Linebacker De'Vondre Campbell has been suspended by the San Francisco 49ers for the last three games of the regular season after refusing to play against the Los Angeles Rams.

Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes is preparing to play against Houston on Saturday, unless his ailing ankle puts the two-time MVP in such a precarious position that he can't protect himself or he "puts the football team in a bad position."