Cowboys at Packers: a familiar rivalry returns to Lambeau
Sunday night's meeting offers a useful test of both offenses. Here is the viewing plan and what to watch between the big plays.
The stories shaping the day, explained clearly and linked to their sources.
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Sunday night's meeting offers a useful test of both offenses. Here is the viewing plan and what to watch between the big plays.
The trade and the recovery are separate stories. What Green Bay gave up, and what its latest medical update actually said.
Kickoff, television and radio options for Washington's trip to the Bay Area, with a simple pregame checklist.
A dated look at the division races before October 18's games, with the official table for the latest positions.
Bear Bachmeier supplied touchdowns three different ways, and the Cougars' defense protected the lead at the end.
The Ducks' official recap credits their defense and Dylan Raiola's contribution from the bench in Saturday's close win.
Major losses will fuel plenty of ranking predictions. Here is how to keep those projections separate from the published poll.
The American League matchup remains undecided. What to follow as the series moves into its closing games.
A fan's guide to the questions that will matter once the championship matchup is set.
The October 20 schedule runs from an afternoon opener to a late Western Conference meeting. All times here are Eastern.
The debut draws the attention. The spacing, substitutions and shared possessions may tell the more useful story.
The increase is confirmed. Your personal notice will show what reaches your account after deductions.
Most Social Security recipients see the adjustment in January. SSI follows a different first-payment date.
Review your health and drug plan by December 7, using your medicines, doctors and total costs as the starting point.
The trustees projected $209.50 a month. That projection is not a final premium announcement.
The limit applies to covered Part D medicines. It does not make every health expense disappear.
CMS confirms an October rebate for certain Original Medicare beneficiaries. Medicare Advantage enrollees are excluded.
EIA’s October 12 survey shows a small weekly decline, with large differences between regions.
A second group of negotiated prices is confirmed. Your pharmacy bill still depends on your coverage.
In places that observe daylight saving time, 2 a.m. becomes 1 a.m. Check manual clocks and travel plans.
A practical, nonpartisan guide to your ballot, registration, and local election information before the November election.