The “Tua Rule,” an update to the league’s concussion protocol, was enacted following widespread public outcry after the third-year Miami signal-caller suffered a concussion in a Week 4 “Thursday Night Football” game vs. the Bengals. Perceived missteps by the Dolphins the week prior against the Bills resulted in scathing criticism — and an update — to the NFL’s protocol shortly thereafter. Since the Tua Rule was enacted, several players have been removed from games: a significant uptick from previous years, and even weeks prior to Tagovailoa’s concussion....

Since it plays such an essential role in supplying the brain, trauma or disease of the external carotid artery can lead to very serious consequences. Rupture due to an injury can lead to permanent disability or death. Carotid artery disease, due to partial or total blockage of blood flow, is the leading cause of stroke. Anatomy One of the two terminal branches of the common carotid artery, the external carotid arises at the upper border of the thyroid cartilage in the larynx around the fourth vertebra of the neck....

The 27-year-old spent the early part of 2017 on loan with Kayserispor from January till June with five goals to his name. After helping the Kadir Has Stadium outfit survive relegation in the 2016-17 season, Lawal returned to Osmanli Stadium in the summer and has made 11 appearances in the Turkish top-flight this campaign. With a just few days till Christmas, the Super Eagles midfielder flaunted his reward for his hardwork....

Responding to Newsweek’s question during a press call Monday amid a series of escalations on the Korean Peninsula that included an exchange of warning shots between the armed forces of the rival neighbors, National Security Council Strategic Communications Coordinator John Kirby said that “we have been consistently concerned about North Korean provocations, not just because of the accelerated missile launches, for instance, in the last few weeks.” “It’s been a consistent concern of ours,” he added, “which is why several months ago we added some intelligence capabilities off the Korean Peninsula to help us get a little bit better insight....

Stacy Elliott, the Ohio State running back’s father, is planning to protest the NCAA’s new ruling on players rolling up their jerseys. Elliott splashed on the scene with his crop-top style jersey and people have be adoring his perfect abs ever since. MORE: Ezekiel Elliott’s crop-top jersey power | Ohio State dances during halftime | Ohio State hype video The elder Elliott went on Twitter to reveal his own form of protest next season, which is to wear the crop-top jersey to all games he attends....

Warner Bros. Discovery announced it no longer plans to release Batgirl theatrically, or even on HBO Max. This news comes after months of speculation surrounding The Flash movie as the release has been marred by multiple accusations facing its star. Miller has recently encountered legal trouble in Hawaii when they were arrested twice. The parents of teenager Tokata Iron Eyes have also accused Miller of manipulating and grooming their child, while other parents have recently spoken out about Miller’s alleged behavior as well....

‘Flat-track bully’ Pogba out to impress The innovations are among a host of exploratory measures that were announced at the annual general meeting of the International Football Association Board (IFAB) at Wembley on Friday. FIFA president Gianni Infantino attended the summit of football’s global law-making body and Football Association chief executive Martin Glenn confirmed English football is keen to take a lead in its flagship cup competition. “I’m very happy that there is testing across the world that we can learn from so that when we apply it in English competitions we know that it is going to work,” he said during a media conference....

Even despite the fact that star man Mohamed Salah left the field through injury in the 33rd minute — only the second time he’s had to come off injured in the first half of a Liverpool appearance — the Reds had just enough to get past Thomas Tuchel’s side on the day. In familiar fashion in matches between these two sides of late, the game ended goalless after normal time, though not for the want of trying from either outfit, as it became the first FA Cup final to go to extra-time since Manchester United beat Crystal Palace back in 2016....

It does not have to be a Fab Five culture — the easy-to-draw link, given Howard was a member of the star-studded freshman class that reached two national championship games but also led to heavy NCAA sanctions that buried the basketball program for a decade. It doesn’t have to be the John Beilein culture, which used a system that relied less on four- and five-star talent and more on player development....

Coutinho & Origi seal derby win The Spaniard converted Eden Hazard’s near-post cross five minutes into Chelsea’s Premier League match against Crystal Palace Saturday, giving his side an early lead. The goal meant Fabregas achieved the feat for the first time since March 2010, when he was an Arsenal player. Fabregas also scored against Arsenal on February 4, before netting against Swansea at Stamford Bridge on February 25. Overall he has four league goals for the season, and six in all competitions....

The Intercept has published the apparent full list of the social network’s “Dangerous Individuals and Organizations” (DIO) which they ban their users from discussing in order to combat violence on the platform. The list of 4,000-plus names fall under five categories: Hate, Crime, Terrorism, Militarized Social Movements, and Violent Non-State Actors, with a majority of the names linked to terrorist cells such as Al-Qaeda, the Islamic State militant group (ISIS) and Boko Haram....

Frances Haugen, a data scientist who leaked tens of thousands of pages of internal documents, filed complaints with federal law enforcement and shared research with The Wall Street Journal suggesting that Facebook is lying about the progress they are making against hate, violence and misinformation, revealed herself in an interview on CBS’ 60 Minutes on Sunday. During the interview, Haugen said Facebook “over and over again, has shown it chooses profit over safety” and that the company’s decision to improve user activity, and therefore increase revenue, has actively caused real-life harm....

He didn’t die in Vietnam. But parts of him did. The young parts, the innocent parts, the carefree, confident football player with a little too much attitude. Those parts stayed behind in a strafed jungle that would, over decades, grow back thick and green over all that had been lost there. Vietnam was the first war that entered our living rooms through our television screens. Now they all do in one way or another....

But that’s all over now. A country that has basically ignored foreign affairs since the cold war ended has discovered that foreign affairs has not ignored it. Now suddenly people are ransacking their brains to see if they have opened any envelopes with mysterious white powder over the past two weeks. Now upscalers who once spent hours agonizing over which Moen faucet head would go with their cop-per farmhouse-kitchen sink are suddenly worried about whether the water coming out of the pipes has been poisoned....

Inflation has now hit a 40-year high of 9.1 percent, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics—the biggest yearly increase since an 8.6 percent jump in 1981. President Joe Biden set out to reassure those worried about the cost-of-living crisis by claiming U.S. inflation is the lowest of “almost every major nation.” Last month, a survey conducted by ABC News and polling firm Ipsos revealed that most Americans claimed inflation, rising gas prices, and the economy are the most important issues for them in determining how they will vote for Congress in November....

One of the elements of nuclear power that causes the most intense debate is the disposal of waste generated by these processes. A recent Twitter thread brought questions surrounding nuclear waste to light. The Claim Twitter user @Bent0916 claimed on September 6 that waste products generated as a by-product of electricity generation by nuclear power plants can be recycled. The tweet was in response to a tweet claiming that nuclear power produces “the most toxic waste known to man and it never goes away....

Two former staffers, Charlotte Bennett and Lindsey Boylan, shared experiences with the governor’s alleged “pervasive harassment.” This includes unflattering comments about the weight of female colleagues, inappropriate questions about romantic and sexual relationships, and nonconsensual physical advances, according to Newsweek. On Monday, a third woman, Anna Ruch, accused Cuomo of unwanted advances at a wedding. According to Newsweek, Ruch said Cuomo put his hand on her lower back and put his hands on her cheeks and asked her to kiss him....

The trial relates to attempts by the FBI to corroborate allegations of contact between then-presidential candidate Donald Trump’s 2016 campaign and Russian government officials. One of the moments from Danchenko’s trial that captured attention came from the testimony of a senior FBI analyst about a substantial financial incentive. He said the agency offered retired British spy Christopher Steele—who now runs private research and intelligence firm Fusion GPS—“up to $1 million” in 2016 to provide information on Trump that could corroborate the allegation of colluding with Russia to win the election....

She’s one of many journalists in Florida who was attempting to stay safe whilst bringing viewers coverage of the devastating storm. Over 2 million people have reportedly been left without power as many parts of the state have been devastated. In the midst of the storm, NBC2 journalist Galer was informing viewers in Southwest Florida about the current status of Hurricane Ian, but some viewers were distracted by the equipment she was using to report....