It was a matchup billed by many as a potential shellacking. The Fins were down to their third-string quarterback and second-string running back after injuries decimated the roster. And things seemed to be going as swimmingly as one would expect for Buffalo early. Josh Allen, Stefon Diggs and Dawson Knox tore Miami’s defense to shreds in the opening frame, building a 17-point advantage at one point. MORE: Why potential Stefon Diggs TD catch wasn’t reviewed in Bills vs....

Low blood sugar can affect a person whether they have diabetes or not. For patients with diabetes, though, mood swings coupled with the anger of having a chronic disease can be tough to manage. It may be frustrating to deal with diabetes day after day for a lifetime. Your partner’s diabetes may cause you to overlook or make excuses for angry reactions, which is OK to an extent. However, anger that escalates into physical, verbal, or emotional abuse should never be tolerated....

Powell’s organization, Defending the Republic, claimed to donors that it is a legal defense fund to protect the integrity of U.S. elections. But Dominion, which is suing Powell for defamation, is arguing that Powell is using the alleged social welfare organization to pay her own legal fees stemming from her claims about the 2020 presidential election. Powell and other allies of former President Donald Trump said following the election that the company’s voting system helped to steal the election....

News broke overnight that Trump and First Lady Melania Trump had the virus and would be quarantining at the White House. This follows the first presidential debate on Tuesday and a Trump rally in Minnesota on Wednesday. Lemon spoke to a CNN panel about the president’s diagnosis and thousands of other Americans also receiving the news that they have COVID-19 as cases have passed 7 million. The quote “In large part, it’s his own dereliction [that] is partly to blame to this,” Lemon told veteran journalist Carl Bernstein....

That’s how manager Don Mattingly described Stanton’s potential on Wednesday at baseball’s winter meetings. Stanton, who has more home runs in his first six years than Bonds did in his first seven, will benefit from Bonds’ knowledge of how pitchers approach dangerous sluggers. MORE: Barry Bonds’ career in photos | Ortiz’s legacy shows how little PEDs matter now “I think what pitchers try to do or try to stay away from with Giancarlo, probably a lot of the same things they would do with Barry,” Mattingly said....

MORE: Biffle gives Roush stability | Brickyard teardown | Sprint Cup standings So why leave if the results could be the same? Why leave a program that has been loyal to him, gave him a huge opportunity and took him within one point of a Cup title? It’s simple, really. He’s an awesome talent. And he just wants to see what he could do somewhere else. Is Joe Gibbs Racing better than Roush Fenway?...

The Duck Commander 500 Sunday is sponsored by the company owned by the famous Robertson family, the stars of A&E's Duck Dynasty. But the Duck Commander sponsorship shouldn’t be compared to the NRA, which sponsored the NRA 500 last year, when thinking about what’s appropriate and what’s not. The NRA’s political lobbying arm makes it a political organization in the minds of many. While it has a non-political side, its role and activism in the gun-control debate makes it a polarizing organization....

Brady’s Bucs are now 3-2. They’re 1-2 on the road and 2-0 at home. They’ve beaten the Panthers, Broncos and Chargers, who have a combined record of 4-8. After being whipped by the Saints in Week 1, beating the now 4-1 Bears was supposed to add validity to the Bucs’ status as NFC contenders. MORE: Twitter roasts Tom Brady for not knowing it was fourth down But now as the Bucs have extra time to think about a Week 6 home date with Aaron Rodgers and the 4-0 Packers, they are facing an early crossroads before the second half of the season....

But when all that added up to a stunning defeat for the Americans, she responded as we might have expected. MORE: Watch the end of U.S. vs. Sweden | Jill Ellis failed vs. Pia Sundhage “We lost to a bunch of cowards,” Solo said following the U.S. defeat in a penalty shootout against Sweden in the quarterfinals of the 2016 Olympic Games. “The better team did not win.” She had a point, to a point....

He lamented the “soft” VAR decision to penalise Martin Odegaard for a foul on Christian Eriksen in the build-up to what Gabriel Martinelli thought was a 12th-minute opening goal. Arteta felt the “game was there for the taking” for the league leaders, before criticising his players’ lack of “discipline” in defence and “ruthlessness” in attack. When one reporter asked whether there would be a lingering effect, however, the coach sprung to his team’s defence, spitting back an answer almost before the question was finished....

The Democratic lawmaker will face Bolduc in a live debate on Thursday organized by local news outlets including New Hampshire Public Radio (NHPR). The Senate race in New Hampshire has received less attention than contests such as Pennsylvania and Georgia, but the latest Emerson College Polling/WHDH 7 News survey might cause concern among Democrats. The Emerson poll found Hassan led Bolduc by just 3 percentage points, by 48 percent to 45 percent....

McEachin had recently won re-election to his seat in the House of Representatives in Virginia’s 4th congressional district, seeing off a challenge from Republican candidate Leon Benjamin Sr. in the midterm elections. “I’m heartbroken to hear this devastating news about my friend ⁦@RepMcEachin ⁩ from Virginia,” tweeted Jaime Harrison, chair of the Democratic National Committee (DNC). “He was a foot soldier for truth & justice. He fought so valiantly against cancer and will be forever missed!...

Officer Briana Kirkland is the latest law enforcement official on duty during the attack at the Capitol to file a civil lawsuit against the former president accusing him of inciting the violent mob of his supporters. According to the lawsuit, seen by NBC and CNN, Trump’s “provocative words and actions” in the run-up to January attack were to blame for the insurrection at the Capitol. The court filings states that Trump’s constantly tweeting that the 2020 election was rigged, his speech just prior to the attack, and then refusing to tell his supporters to end the riot “were likely to incite and provoke violence in others and did in fact incite and provoke violence” towards the officer....

The president accidentally got the name of one of his newer high-profile endorsements wrong at an event in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Introducing Lil Pump, whose real name is Gazzy Garcia, at the event, Trump said to the crowd: “I love your sound, I love your music. And speaking of sound and music and other things—one of the biggest superstars in the world; Lil Pimp!” The president then appears to have recognized his mistake and adds: “There he is....

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s 48-hour deadline to finalize a package before the election has passed without an agreement, but the two sides are inching closer to a deal. Talks are expected to resume on Wednesday, and committee chairs are tasked with ironing out the funding and language of another package. In six swing states—Arizona, Florida, Michigan, North Carolina, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin—66 percent of voters think America’s economy needs additional stimulus, a CNBC/Change Research poll released on Tuesday found....

From the gold drapes in the White House to his gold-covered penthouse in New York, the 45th president can’t seem to get enough of the color. So it only makes sense that he would be the proud owner of a gold driver, thanks to the Japanese Prime Minister Shinzō Abe. MORE: Donald Trump, Mark Cuban engage in Sunday morning Twitter sparring session On Sunday, Trump was photographed with the driver in Florida....

The firebrand Republican is adored by a large segment of Republican voters and was met with cheers and applause when he appeared on the CPAC stage in Orlando on Saturday. As such, CPAC allowed the former President to continue to further assert his influence within the Republican Party. Here Are the Five Moments You Might Have Missed From Donald Trump’s CPAC Appearance Trump Hints At 2024 Presidential Bid During his speech inside the packed hall, Trump gave a strong hint that he would once again run for president in 2024....

Look around, he told ABC’s Keith Jackson. Look at the players, look at the people — 65,000 residents of Birmingham? As pumped up for a USFL game as they’d be for the Iron Bowl? (“Same sound,” Jackson nodded.) MORE: Narrowing down Alabama best all-time players | Memorable photos from the USFL Surely even You Know Who was looking out at this spring football spectacle of Donald Trump’s, and surely he saw that it was good....

Trump spoke to Fox News’ Laura Ingraham on Friday and suggested that Smollett would have been imprisoned for 25 years for “hate crimes” if he were a Republican. A jury on Thursday found Smollett guilty on five out of six counts of disorderly conduct for lying about the 2019 incident, finding he had made three false police reports. He now faces up to three years in prison for each of the five counts—a possible 15-year sentence in total—though there is speculation that he will not serve prison time due to his lack of a criminal history....

Appearing on Fox News Tuesday night, the president made the unsubstantiated claim that mail-in voting plans meant people would “grab batches” of ballots and vote several times without proper checks being carried out. Trump also claimed it was “just common sense” that voting by mail would lead to widespread voter fraud, despite research showing voter fraud is very rare among voters using mail-in ballots. Speaking on Fox News’ Hannity last night, the president said: “This whole thing with this mail-in ballot, that’s a rigged election waiting to happen....