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  • Packers Stun Jets in Overtime

    Packers Stun Jets in Overtime

    The New York Jets thought they were headed to their first 2-0 record since the 2015 season.

    But head coach Aaron Glenn’s team couldn’t hold on to a second-half lead Sunday afternoon and lost a heartbreaker to the Green Bay Packers in overtime.

    Late miscues and a key failed play led to the Jets (1-1) losing their first game of the season.

    Geno Smith was sacked on the first two plays of overtime, and the Jets had to punt on their first possession. It allowed the Packers to march down the field and win it with a 26-yard field goal.

    The devastating loss brought the Jets’ record to 1-1. Now the Jets have to put the loss behind them and get ready for a difficult challenge as they prepare to go on the road to face the Detroit Lions next Sunday.

  • NY Yankees Clinch Playoff Spot

    NY Yankees Clinch Playoff Spot

    The New York Yankees officially clinched a 2026 MLB postseason berth on Monday night with an 8-3 comeback victory over the Minnesota Twins.

    “You start back in February and the goal is to go play in October and go win a championship,” manager Aaron Boone said during an on-field interview with the YES Network. 

    The Yankees’ third consecutive postseason berth and ninth in 10 years since Aaron Judge’s rookie season in 2017 became official in the eighth inning when the Tigers finished off a 6-5 win over the Jays.

    After handshakes on the field, the Yankees excitedly headed to the visiting clubhouse to whoop it up by soaking everyone with champagne and beer.

    “I feel like we’re in a good place, but we’ve got to keep playing well,” Boone said. We’ve just got to continue to take care of our business.”

  • Game Stop Closing ‘Significant Number’ Of Locations

    Game Stop Closing ‘Significant Number’ Of Locations

    A once-popular mall staple is closing hundreds of stores.

    Game Stop announced a flurry of store closings, with nearly 300 stores either already closed or set to close.

    The closures come as the gaming retailer plans to downsize.

    In the last fiscal year, Game Stop closed 590 U.S. stores.

    Game Stop stated in a Securities and Exchange Commission filing that it would close a “significant number of additional stores” in the current fiscal year.

    As of the beginning of last year, Game Stop operated 2,325 stores in the United States.

  • New York Jets Win Season Opener Against Tennessee Titans

    New York Jets Win Season Opener Against Tennessee Titans

    Titans head coach Robert Saleh said he didn’t hold any grudges toward the Jets because they fired him during the 2024 season, but he might hold one for the beating they put on his team on Sunday.

    The Jets scored a touchdown on their opening drive of the game and never trailed en route to a 23-10 road win that gave the team their first winning record since they opened 2-1 with Saleh in 2024. They lost their next two games and fired Saleh, who spent last season with the 49ers and joined the Tennessee Titans in January.

    Aaron Glenn replaced Saleh with the New York Jets and took over the defensive play-calling this season. The first look at that approach was an unqualified success as the Jets pressured Titans quarterback Cam Ward and limited the Titans to 195 yards over the entire game.

    Frank Reich called the offensive plays for the Jets. The Jets’ offensive line was stellar, which led to a huge edge in time of possession — 38-plus minutes for the Jets — and total yards for the afternoon. Geno Smith went 19-of-24 for 215 yards with plenty of time to throw and Breece Hall picked up 102 yards on 22 carries to spearhead the rushing attack.

  • Pizza Hut Rebranded During NFL Season

    Pizza Hut Rebranded During NFL Season

    Hut, Hut, Bite, at Pizza Hut.

    The popular pizza chain will be dropping “pizza” from its name to go simply by “hut.” The temporary change coincides with the NFL season.

    “You can just call us HUT for the next 25 weeks,” the brand wrote on a social media post that features a photo of one of their locations. The snap shows a banner with a football on it covering the word “pizza” on a sign outside the store.

    The photo was taken at a Plano, Texas location, where the chain is headquartered, according to local outlet WFAA. The chain also updated its social media avatars with a logo sans the word “pizza.”

    The changes come as Pizza Hut’s parent company, Yum! Brands, prepares to sell the chain to private equity firm Long Range Capital for a reported $2.7 billion.

    In a press release, Yum! said it expects to make about $2.3 billion in net proceeds from both deals.

  • New Honey Mustard Royal Crispy Chicken Sandwich at Burger King

    New Honey Mustard Royal Crispy Chicken Sandwich at Burger King

    Burger King offers a new twist on their BK Royal Crispy Chicken Sandwich lineup with the official launch of the new Honey Mustard BK Royal Crispy Chicken Sandwich nationwide.

    The Honey Mustard BK Royal Crispy Chicken Sandwich features a crispy white meat breast fillet topped with honey mustard, creamy Swiss cheese, crispy bacon, lettuce and juicy tomatoes on a toasted potato bun.

    While prices may vary, the new sandwich costs $9.09 at many local Burger Kings.

  • U-Haul’s ‘Growth Index’ Shows Where People Are Moving 

    U-Haul’s ‘Growth Index’ Shows Where People Are Moving 

    Texas and Florida have once again topped the U-Haul “Growth Index” as the most popular destinations for people moving within the United States. According to U-Haul’s analysis of over 2.5 million one-way transactions across the U.S. and Canada, Texas ranks first in in-migration, followed by Florida, North Carolina, Tennessee, and South Carolina.

    The report highlights a continued trend of migration from “blue” states to “red” states, a pattern that has gained attention since the 2020 pandemic. Seven of the top 10 growth states have Republican governors, and nine went red in the last presidential election. Conversely, nine of the bottom 10 states have Democrat governors, with seven going blue in the last election.

    U-Haul’s data also suggests that sunshine and warm weather are key factors for movers, as eight of the top 10 states are located in the southern U.S. Texas, in particular, has reclaimed the title of the No. 1 U-Haul growth state for the seventh time in 10 years, climbing one spot from its previous ranking.

    On the other hand, the states experiencing the highest out-migration include California, Illinois, New Jersey, New York, and Massachusetts.  

  • NFL Approves Major Changes To Rules

    NFL Approves Major Changes To Rules

    Regular-season overtime rules will now match the playoffs, allowing both teams the chance to get a possession even if a touchdown is scored on the opening drive. Additionally, overtime was amended to be 10 minutes instead of 15 minutes in play time.

    The owners also approved a proposal to allow replay assist to consult on-field officials to overrule objective calls if there was “clear and obvious” evidence that a foul didn’t occur. Additionally, the league will continue to utilize the dynamic kickoff rule, which was implemented last season, while moving the ball on spot on touchbacks from the 30-yard line to the 35-yard line.

  • Coney Island Wonder Wheel Makes History

    Coney Island Wonder Wheel Makes History

    State Senator Jessica Scarcella-Spanton, who nominated the Brooklyn attraction, emphasized its iconic status, stating, “Millions of visitors from around the world have come to Coney Island specifically to ride this Ferris wheel because it is truly iconic.”

    The registry, established in 2020, honors businesses that have operated for at least 50 years and have made a lasting impact on their communities. The Wonder Wheel is now one of six Brooklyn businesses featured on the registry. Legislation to provide financial benefits, such as relief from property taxes, to support these historic businesses is being considered.

  • NY Yankee Slugger Aaron Judge to Return

    NY Yankee Slugger Aaron Judge to Return

    The New York Yankees have some encouraging news regarding their captain. Yankees general manager and senior vice president Brian Cashman appeared on the MLB Network on SiriusXM Radio and provided an important update on Aaron Judge’s recovery.

    After what has felt like an endless wait for positive developments, Judge has now cleared another major hurdle. It is the first good news for the captain since he went on the Injured List.

    Judge has been cleared to resume activities now that his injury has healed enough to allow him to begin ramping up his workload.

    This represents the first major step in what will be a gradual recovery process. The Yankees aren’t going to rush their superstar back onto the field, particularly after he has already missed nearly two months.

    Cashman also revealed that Judge believes he will return this season, and the medical staff shares that belief.

    For the first time in nearly two months, Yankees fans have a legitimate reason to feel optimistic about their captain.

    Judge believes he’ll be back. The doctors believe he’ll be back. And now, the recovery process is finally moving forward.