Former Syrian official arrested in California, charged with torture

The Kansas City Chiefs aim to achieve a historic Super Bowl "three-peat" by defeating the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday, requiring an agreement with Pat Riley, who trademarked the phrase after believing his teams would win three consecutive championships in the past. Riley's trademark covers various items like hats and shirts, earning him licensing fees from other sports teams who achieved similar feats. Other sports catchphrases like "Going for the Gold" and "You cannot be serious"...

The Patriots re-hired Josh McDaniels as their offensive coordinator at the request of head coach Mike Vrabel, with owner Robert Kraft emphasizing their positive chemistry and potential. McDaniels, known for his work with quarterbacks, was Vrabel's top choice and part of a staff overhaul that included notable hires like Doug Marrone and Todd Downing. Vrabel aims to create a diverse coaching staff focused on player development and building strong relationships beyond the field. Full Article

Erica Blaire Roby, a Houston-based pitmaster and Food Network's "Master of 'Cue," combines Cajun and BBQ flavors in her dishes. Initially a lawyer, she transitioned to the culinary industry, winning various barbecue cooking titles. Inspired by her father's dream of opening a barbecue restaurant, Roby pursued barbecue competitions, leading to her Food Network victory as "Master of 'Cue." Full Article

The U.S. is home to numerous hidden archaeological sites, with many going unnoticed. Elic Weitzel, an archaeologist at the Smithsonian, highlights various sites like the Natchez Trace Parkway in Mississippi, Shiloh Indian Mounds Site in Tennessee, Poverty Point in Louisiana, the Mashantucket Pequot Reservation in Connecticut, Mesa Verde in Colorado, and Chaco Canyon in New Mexico, showcasing the rich history of Native American cultures long before European settlers arrived. These sites offer valuable insights into...

Residents in Avellaneda, Argentina, were alarmed when the Sarandí Canal turned bright red, emitting a strong odor. Water samples were collected to identify the cause, suspected to be an organic dye from local leather and textile factories that are known to discharge waste into the waterway. This incident has raised concerns about pollution in the area, with residents experiencing various colored and contaminated water in the past. Full Article

Crews continue searching for debris from a deadly collision between a passenger jet and Army helicopter near Washington using a laser-equipped plane to scan the Potomac River. Large pieces of wreckage and victims' remains have been recovered, with smaller debris being sought before completing the work in a week. The NTSB is investigating the collision, with President Trump blaming air traffic control systems and questions raised about the helicopter's altitude and surveillance technology. Full Article