The Denver Broncos checked out Florida Atlantic wide receiver Je’Quan Burton at The College Gridiron Showcase in January, as reported by The Draft Wire's Ryan Fowler. Burton, standing at 5-10 and 187 pounds, brings speed to the table, clocking a swift 4.36 seconds in the 40-yard dash, according to NFLDraftBuzz.com. His college journey started at Southern Illinois, where he played in seven games between 2018 and 2019. After a brief stint at Iowa Central in 2020, Burton moved to Florida Atlantic in 2021. During his time with the Owls, Burton snagged 84 catches for 1,277 yards and nine touchdowns. His breakout year was in 2022, with 33 catches, 517 yards, and four touchdowns.

Friday saw a significant move in the House as they took a crucial step towards passing a much-awaited aid package for Ukraine, Israel, and other American allies. Democrats played a key role, providing the necessary votes to overcome Republican opposition, setting the stage for the legislation to be considered on the floor.

Israel and Iran found themselves in another tense standoff recently, with each side downplaying the severity of an Israeli airstrike near a significant air base and nuclear site in central Iran. This move suggests that despite their longstanding enmity, they're keen on preventing this latest flare-up from spiraling into a full-blown regional conflict. But the situation remains precarious, with underlying grievances yet to be addressed, leaving room for further escalation.

Hey folks, sad news hit us this week. Mandisa, the powerhouse singer we all came to love from her time on "American Idol" and her Grammy-winning album 'Overcomer', has passed away at 47. She was found in her home in Nashville, Tennessee, though the cause of her death hasn't been disclosed yet.

New York Attorney General Letitia James is pushing New York State Supreme Court Justice Arthur Engoron to cancel the $175 million bond that the former president posted for his New York civil lawsuit appeal.

U.S. Rep. Ilhan Omar, D-Minn., took to Twitter on Friday to praise her daughter, Isra Hirsi, following the young activist's arrest in New York City. Isra, a college student at an Ivy League university, was participating in an anti-Israel protest that led to her and over 100 others being issued a summons for trespassing at Columbia University.

In his much-anticipated debut for the Diamondbacks, southpaw Jordan Montgomery will hit the mound on Friday night at Oracle Park, squaring off against Giants lefty Blake Snell, whose journey to the offseason mirrors Montgomery's own.

Justin Pippen, a four-star senior and son of the legendary Pro Basketball Hall of Famer Scottie Pippen, made a big announcement on Friday: he's committed to Michigan, choosing new coach Dusty May and the Wolverines over other top schools like Cal, Florida, Stanford, and Texas A&M.

The Arizona Cardinals are gearing up for some intense training camp practices against a tough AFC opponent this August, promising some scorching heat for the team from the 'west.'

The Denver Broncos have made it clear they won't be going out on a limb for a quarterback at No. 12 in the 2024 NFL draft, but there's a twist to that statement.

The skies over Isfahan lit up with action as Iranian air defenses sprang into action in response to an apparent drone attack on a major air base near the city. Reports suggest the strike occurred just days after Iran's own drone and missile assault on Israel, ramping up regional tensions amidst ongoing conflicts.

Taylor Swift's 11th studio album, "The Tortured Poets Department," had fans on edge, eagerly anticipating the emotional rollercoaster they knew was coming. And boy, did she deliver! This double album, her first since the end of a six-year relationship, dives deep into the emotions of heartbreak, capturing the anger, sadness, longing, and confusion that resonate with anyone who's ever been through a breakup.

In the final stretch of the Pacers' season, Tim McConnell witnessed a side of his son, T.J. McConnell, that surprised even him.

Former Tampa Bay Buccaneers general manager Mark Dominik is stirring the pot with a bold prediction for the Tennessee Titans just days before the 2024 NFL draft. According to Dominik, if the Titans are faced with choosing between Georgia tight end Brock Bowers and Notre Dame left tackle Joe Alt at the seventh spot, they will opt for Bowers, leaving the much-needed left tackle spot open. "My dark horse is Brock Bowers," Dominik revealed to Jim Wyatt of Titans Online. "If he's available, I think he's going to go over the tackle for the Titans."

Germany coach Julian Nagelsmann has committed to stay on beyond this summer's Euros, putting an end to any speculation about him taking over from Thomas Tuchel at Bayern Munich. This move leaves some of Europe's top coaching jobs up for grabs, with Bayern, Liverpool, and Barcelona all on the hunt for new managers.

When it comes to the NFL Draft, one of the trickiest decisions is figuring out whether to prioritize filling a specific team need or going for the best player available. The Raiders, in recent years, leaned heavily toward addressing their needs, but the results have been less than stellar.

In the United Nations on Thursday, a big vote went down on whether to greenlight full membership for Palestine. It was a tight race, with 12 nations saying "yes," the U.S. giving a firm "no," and two countries sitting on the fence. Notably, the U.S.'s buddies like France, Japan, and South Korea backed the resolution, showing some serious solidarity with Palestine.

Taylor Swift has made quite a mark in her career, with a whopping 232 songs on the Billboard Hot 100, including 49 Top 10 hits and 11 chart-toppers. Despite her immense success, she couldn't help but envy one artist's track. When she met Post Malone at the 2018 Billboard Music Awards, she couldn't contain her admiration for his song "Better Now," especially its hook. Malone, surprised and grateful, acknowledged Swift as a great songwriter, reciprocating her praise.

Jenna Fischer spilled the beans on a wild experience she had while working on the set of Mean Girls. The Office star dished to PEOPLE about how she tackled most of her scenes for the new movie musical with a major injury in tow. She revealed, "I shot for one day on Mean Girls, and then I didn't have to shoot for a month. And in that month I went on a ski trip and I fell on a sidewalk and I broke my shoulder."

In a recent twist in Donald Trump's legal saga, the former president and his legal squad got the green light to peek into the private info of potential jurors in his New York criminal case. This move came after some jurors worried about their identities getting out.