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Skip to mainUpdated Thu, October 8, 2026 at 10:38 p.m. UTCPresident Donald Trump's mystery bulge reared its ugly head again as he turned an awards ceremony into a chance to get one himself. The 80-year-old president exhibited an unusual bump on his backside while onstage at the "A New Golden Age" summit in Washington D. C. on Thursday. The apparent protrusion jutted out through the president's suit, causing its back vents to flare out as he accepted a posthumous science award on behalf of his late uncle, John G. Trump, at his vainly renamed "Donald J. Trump Institute of Peace. "

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While Winnipeg Jets fans left Canada Life Centre smiling and celebrating after Wednesday’s win over the division-rival Colorado Avalanche, the night didn’t come without a significant blemish.

Is the waggle strong with this one? We go into depth in our preview! I’ll admit, while I welcomed the return of the waggle when Nintendo Switch Sports launched back in 2022, something felt… off. Maybe it was the Joy-Con, which were a lot smaller than the Wii Remote ever was; maybe it was the motion controls, whose precision was greater on Nintendo Switch than Wii, but as a result didn’t have the same feel as the original; or maybe it was as simple as the look and feel of the new game wasn’t quite as charming as the original. Whatever the issue was, I still enjoyed Switch Sports, but it left me wanting. With the impending launch of Nintendo Switch Sports Resort, I have high hopes that it will be the proper return for the series that I’ve been longing for.

Lavoie (undisclosed) will play Thursday versus the Maple Leafs, per Ryan Wallis of Fox Sports Las Vegas. Lavoie missed the first four games of the campaign due to the undisclosed injury. His return coincides with Victor Olofsson's exit from the lineup due to an undisclosed injury that has left him labeled week-to-week. Lavoie will fill a bottom-six role to start his season.

Maatta (lower body) is good to return to the lineup Saturday versus Florida, per Michael Russo of The Athletic. Maatta missed Thursday's game against Tampa Bay due to the injury. He has an assist, two PIM and three blocks in three appearances this campaign. His return coincides with Zach Bogosian (lower body) exiting the lineup. Flames' Olli Maatta: Earns pair of points in win

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Between five and 10 schools, including multiple College Football Playoff contenders, face scrutiny over third-party arrangements designed to skirt spending limits The College Sports Commission is investigating multiple Power Four programs for potential violations of college football's revenue-sharing and NIL rules, CBS Sports has learned.  Through public records requests, interviews and sources throughout college football, CBS Sports can report: The CSC is currently conducting longer-term investigations of between five to 10 Power Four programs. Among those programs are multiple College Football Playoff contenders. The CSC has been on campus at schools conducting interviews in person. The CSC has focused on "potential cap evasion and NIL-related violations between institutions, student-athletes and certain third-parties," per public records. These investigations of potential violations are not dissimilar from the NBA's investigation of the LA Clippers and Kawhi Leonard, where both struck deals with third parties to get around the salary cap. The CSC is looking into third-party deals that allow college football programs to skirt the rev share cap and rules.

You’ve heard the saying in professional sports: your best players have to be your best players.

The upcoming season could define Alperen Sengun’s Houston Rockets future.

White Sox manager Will Venable said Thursday that Fedde and Anthony Kay are likely bulk relief options in ALDS Game 4 versus the Guardians, Scott Merkin of MLB.com reports. Hagen Smith will take the ball first and is likely to cover multiple frames, but it will be yet another playoff game where the White Sox use their bullpen early and often. Fedde has made one appearance this postseason, striking out three over two scoreless innings during the AL Wild Card Series clincher against the Astros. White Sox's Erick Fedde: Takes loss in bulk relief

• The women’s golf team headed to Edina, Minn., over the weekend for the Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (MIAC) Golf Championships. • The MIAC Championships ran from Friday, Oct. 2 to Sunday, Oct. 4. The Scots tied with Gustavus Adolphus College for second out of ten teams.

Hannah Waddingham is one of the most recognizable stars in the world right now, thanks largely to her breakout role as Rebecca Welton on the Apple TV hit "Ted Lasso. " Waddingham has brilliantly played Rebecca as her arc took her from A. F. C. Richmond owner trying to sabotage her own team, to a passionate defender and supporter of the club. While she'll likely always be connected to this soccer show (or football if you're anywhere that's not America), one of her earliest roles was on another well-received sports series. "Footballers' Wives" was a British drama about a soccer club, its players, and their wives. In a way, it was similar to "Ted Lasso," albeit without the Jason Sudeikis witticisms and with far more dramatic plot points. In Hannah Waddingham's lone appearance in the fourth season, she played Jools, a tennis player who was being represented by Hazel, the show's tough-talking agent. Season 4, Episode 9 marked Hazel's last appearance on the show, but she and Jools end up romantically involved with each other.