Louisville quarterback Lamar Jackson spun around Austin Bryant, but Jabril Robinson followed. Then Tre Lamar. Christian Wilkins finally dragged Jackson down behind the line of scrimmage. That was the last play of the first quarter with the score tied at seven, and perhaps the last illusion the Cardinals had of removing the crown from the king of the ACC. MORE: Clemson 47, Louisville 21: What we learned Check that. King of the FBS....

State receiver Ahmaad Harris screwed up royally after fielding a punt return. Instead of taking a knee in the end zone, he tossed the ball to the ref, where it landed on the ground. The Tigers quickly pounced for the easy score. MORE: Top 25 live updates Check it out: It was Clemson’s fourth touchdown of the day, all in the first quarter. It gave them a 31-0 lead....

Cleta Mitchell has been a key figure in pushing claims of voter fraud in the 2020 presidential election and will now serve on the EAC’s Board of Advisors following her appointment on November 3. The appointment was reported on Twitter by Jessica Huseman, editorial director of Votebeat, who shared a screenshot showing an email the EAC had sent about the matter on Monday. “She was appointed effective November 3, but the EAC just announced her nomination today—12 days later—in an email to stakeholders....

MORE: Cavs cure the curse | NBA Finals photos The 2016 NBA champions sent out a news release Sunday night detailing the team’s schedule and celebration plans upon their arrival back home. Amico Hoops reprinted it. Here is the information Cleveland fans — or whoever wants to celebrate the victory — need to know: When do the Cavs arrive home? The NBA champions are expected to be back in Cleveland around 11:30 a....

WHAT’S NEW The Cleveland Indians enjoyed a September to remember in 2013. The Indians ripped off a 21-6 record and nearly stole the AL Central from the Detroit Tigers. Cleveland fell to Tampa Bay in the AL wild-card game, but it's clear that manager Terry Francona is building a winner. The Indians don't have a lot of high-priced talent -- Nick Swisher made $11 million last season. There aren't a lot of superstar players either -- Jason Kipnis and Justin Masterson were the only two players ranked in our Roto Rater Top 100....

The change in conservation strategy has actually been coming for a while as a direct result of climate change, according to Gregor Schuurman, an ecologist at the NPS Climate Change Response Program. “The press of climate change is not letting up any time soon. In fact, it’s intensifying, and predicted to keep doing so,” Schuurman told Newsweek. “This push is very much against the idea that we can keep things as they were....

There is no “climate doctor,” but if there was, that doctor would treat a wide range of health consequences due to climate change. The latest United Nations report said that it is “virtually certain that hot extremes (including heatwaves) have become more frequent and more intense” compared to the 1950s. These heatwaves pose a grave risk to health, with widespread consequences including higher rates of suicide, heart attacks and kidney failure, spread of infectious diseases, jeopardized food security and increased risk of heatstroke and death....

According to the SIGN website: “SIGN guidelines are derived from a systematic review of the scientific literature and are designed as a vehicle for accelerating the translation of new knowledge into action to meet our aim of reducing variations in practice, and improving patient-important outcomes.” Please note that SIGN is only one organization that issues evidence-based guidelines, and there are other prominent organizations that do the same. For example, the United States Preventive Service Task Force (USPSTF) also makes suggestions based on medical evidence....

The Clinton campaign denies that it has strong-armed anyone, saying the warnings were made in jest. But whatever tactics Clinton is using, she cannot be happy about how they’re working. Clinton operatives had described March 31, the reporting deadline for initial fund-raising, as “the first primary.” Their aim was to knock out weaker rivals and reinforce Clinton’s aura of invincibility. As it happened, Obama won the money contest with $23....

At issue is a scandal that now threatens to go beyond the internecine politics of the Teamsters. It may also engulf other unions, including the AFL-CIO–and possibly the Clinton White House. The dispute centers on Carey’s 1996 re-election race for the Teamsters presidency. Carey denies knowing of any malfeasance in his campaign, but three political consultants who helped his effort pleaded guilty last week to federal fraud and conspiracy counts for shuffling moneys between the Democratic Party, the AFL-CIO and the Carey campaign....

Stimulating the sex organ—the visible tip of which sits atop the vulva under the clitoral hood—triggers a number of processes which help with procreation, according to a review of existing scientific research published in the journal Clinical Anatomy. It causes the brain to give off signals which prepare the reproductive tract for receiving and processing sperm. That includes sending more blood and oxygen towards the vagina, as well as making it warmer and more lubricated so a penis can enter more easily....

The Sporting News’ Andreas Hale breaks down all of that and more with combat sports and culture insider Rhett Butler on episode seven of “Clobberin’ Time.” This week’s episode features: Discussing the idea of Joe Joyce vs. Deontay Wilder Dissecting the drama surrounding Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua Breaking down Shakur Stevenson and his status as boxing’s (and the lightweight division’s) future Debating whether boxing fans will finally get to see a Terence Crawford-Errol Spence Jr....

For the better part of the twentieth century, a combination of private-industry practices and federal government policy denied mortgage credit to Black and immigrant buyers and neighborhoods, shutting those communities out of opportunities to build equity through homeownership and create intergenerational wealth. The 2008 subprime mortgage meltdown—fueled, in part, by predatory loans targeted to Black and Hispanic borrowers—knocked homeownership rates for Black and Hispanic Americans down to levels not seen since the passage of the 1968 Fair Housing Act....

Clough made his professional debut at the City Ground, while his father Brian led Forest to the First Division title in 1977-78 before claiming back-to-back European Cups in the following two seasons. Arsenal face Sutton in FA Cup draw An agreement between Clough, who returned for a second spell at the Pirelli Stadium in 2015, and Burton meant he would be granted permission to discuss terms with Forest should they make an approach....

Let’s take one more lingering glance back at Jornada 12 before we turn our heads to what we hope is an exciting stretch run: America sitting pretty after tough stretch By the time Toluca realized what was happening Saturday, Club America already was well on its way to a 2-1 victory over the team that sat just below it in the table. Silvio Romero scored an excellent opener and despite Guido Rodriguez being sent off after just 25 minutes, Las Aguilas were able to close ranks and get three points....

“The Mueller report was very clear. There was no collusion. There was no obstruction,” Lewandowski said on CNN’s New Day, echoing a common refrain voiced by the president and his supporters. But Camerota pushed back. “That’s not what the Mueller report said, Corey,” she said. After Lewandowski insisted that the report “absolutely says that,” the CNN anchor asked, “Did you read the Mueller report?” “No, I never did,” Lewandowski said, as he previously stated during his Tuesday testimony before the House Judiciary Committee....

In a speech to the American people on Monday, Biden said the unfolding chaos—including people falling to their deaths after clinging to U.S. military planes in Kabul—was “gut-wrenching.” The president conceded that the events of the past week “did unfold more quickly than we had anticipated,” but said he stood “squarely” behind his decision to withdraw U.S. troops and end America’s longest war. Biden also maintained that the U.S. would continue to support the Afghan people....

“Hopes for a bipartisan commission to investigate what happened on January 6th are fading fast,” Acosta said on CNN Newsroom Saturday. “Almost as fast as some Republican leaders are sprinting from a key question, whether GOP lawmakers were in communication with the insurrectionists. See how they run.” Acosta then played a clip of House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy abruptly ending a news conference after a reporter asked if he was sure that no GOP House members were in communication with Capitol rioters....

What else should we expect from Coach K? In addition to nabbing four National Championships, he’s guided the Team USA to two Olympic gold medals. MORE: Inside the mind of John Calipari | Coach K receives highest honor from Association of U.S. Army Here’s a recent quote from Coach K that provides a glimpse into his mental approach to competition: “Normal stays in the past and wants it easier after some great accomplishment....

The Sayreville board of education voted to suspend head coach George Najjar and four assistants with pay. School board president Kevin Ciak said that the suspensions were in accordance with policy due to the ongoing investigation and that no decisions had been made about the future employment of the coaches, none of whom has been charged with a crime. Superintendent Richard Labbe said after Tuesday’s two-hour meeting: “We have taken a wrenching but important and necessary step....