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Tennessee running back Daune Morris sustained a broken leg in an early morning car crash, the school said Friday.

DeMarvion Overshown said he didn't know inactive players in street clothes couldn't run on the field to celebrate before committing the 14th and final penalty by the Dallas Cowboys last weekend.

The Federal Aviation Administration grounded all flights across the U.S. Friday due to telecommunications issues and for "extraordinary circumstances" and "reasons of safety," snarling thousands of air travelers nationwide.

As presidential memoirs go, Joe Biden's is a relatively brief 480 pages. But Biden's effort, set for a Tuesday release, serves the genre's usual purpose of providing an unapologetic defense of his time in the White House.

SpaceX's latest flight planned for Friday will mark the first attempt to catch the Starship spacecraft at its South Texas launch site upon its return to Earth.

Partisanship is not new in Washington, D.C., but for many years there was a place on the eastern border of Capitol Hill where Republicans and Democrats could scream and shout - not at each other - but in shared euphoria, with the same goal in mind.

Washington Wizards star guard Trae Young showed progression from early-season struggles in a loss to the Detroit Pistons.

A tanker struck a docked American Cruise Lines boat on the Mississippi River at the Port of New Orleans, prompting a large emergency response and a search-and-rescue operation, officials said.

Rising costs for hospital care, cancer medications and GLP-1 weight-loss drugs are driving up private health insurance premiums at the fastest pace since Obamacare took effect.

In launching his leadership bid on Thursday, Chris Van Hollen acknowledged that he's the "underdog" against Chuck Schumer.