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Starting July 1, medical students who take the U.S. Medical Licensing Examination (USMLE) Step 2 Clinical Knowledge (CK) test will just have to be a little bit smarter. That's because the USMLE ...

For much of the season, Bears quarterback Caleb Williams was on pace to generate the franchise’s first 4,000-yard passing season. With three games to play, Williams has 3,150 passing yards. The ...

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There's nothing wrong with protecting players or looking at the bright side of a hard-fought win. There is an issue, however, with denial. The Wolverines are walking a fine line between the two. No.

Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen made NFL history Sunday against the Carolina Panthers. In finding the end zone three times en route to a blowout win, Allen notched his 46th career game with both ...

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With the second of his four touchdown passes during the Chiefs' win over the Ravens last Sunday, Patrick Mahomes surpassed Aaron Rodgers as the fastest player to reach 250 career touchdown passes. It ...

With the video game subscription service offering games like Black Ops 6 and Oblivion Remastered the day they hit shelves, Xbox Game Pass was pitched as one of the most cost-efficient ways to play ...

Canadians of a certain age will likely recall the Friendly Giant urging them to "look up—way up" at the beginning of each of his children's television adventures. I thought of those words today in the ...