Doctors concerned over possible severe flu outbreak, warn of ‘unusually bad’ season

Sam LaPorta's time on injured reserve has been extended, indicating that he is likely done for the season following a recent surgery. This development raises concerns for the Detroit Lions as they navigate the remainder of the season without one of their key players.

A Holocaust-survivor rabbi from a New York City synagogue expressed concern over an anti-Israel rally that targeted his place of worship. He emphasized that no house of worship should endure such demonstrations and suggested that those who promote hate should be isolated from society.

LSU is open to a reunion with former head coach Ed Orgeron, as Lane Kiffin, currently at Ole Miss, faces potential offers from both LSU and Florida. Kiffin expressed his readiness to make a quick decision, indicating he could join LSU immediately if called. This situation highlights the ongoing dynamics in college football coaching.

Two women were injured, one critically, following a generator explosion at a parking garage in Midtown Manhattan on Thursday night. The incident occurred just after 9 p.m. at an eight-story facility located on E. 53rd St. between Lexington and Third Avenues, as reported by the FDNY and NYPD.

Bitcoin has fallen to its lowest level in seven months, dropping to the low-$80,000 range as a result of a significant selloff in November. This decline has erased more than 20% of its value, reflecting a broader trend in the cryptocurrency market.

The co-hosts of 'CBS Saturday Morning' are set to face their final broadcast this weekend, with no replacements announced to the staff, according to sources. This situation reflects a lack of planning within the network.

The New York Rangers faced a significant defeat against the Colorado Avalanche, extending their losing streak to three games. This match highlighted the weaknesses in the Rangers' lineup, raising concerns about their performance and consistency as they struggle to find their footing in the current season.

Thirteen individuals were hospitalized due to an ammonia leak at a food processing facility in Rhode Island, with two in critical condition. Initial reports mistakenly indicated that 15 people had been affected at a location named Tyler Farms, which does not exist.