"On Halloween morning, FBI Director Kash Patel had a big announcement to make: “The FBI thwarted a potential terrorist attack,” he said in a 7:32 a.m. social-media post that referenced arrests in Michigan. There was one problem: No criminal charges had yet been filed and local

Pro-Trump media went wild for a bombshell exposé claiming the Jan. 6th pipe bomber was a Capitol Police officer with CIA ties. But now the story is looking shaky, tweets are getting deleted, and the story's backers are running for cover. @BulwarkOnline https://t.co/NfAgGW1NmT

Micah Parsons took the time to talk with members of the military and their families before heading into the locker room ❤️

I’ve been on the side of the officials in this debate because I think it’s much tougher to see the false start in real time. However this one is fairly obvious and they have to call it

Not seeing the obvious ones isn’t going to help the #Eagles push back on the notion the play is hard to officiate. This one has to be flagged. It was wonky from the start. Looked off to everyone watching.

Eagle fans will look you dead in the eye and tell you this play is completely legal

Great thing you got going here, @NFL. Quality.

Nick Sirianni mad that they didn’t call the early start by the #Packers line on a sneak - now that’s hilarious.

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This charity play for Hurts is gone next year, enjoy it while it lasts

Ban the tush push

MAR-A-LAGO FACE: DC plastic surgeons are accustomed to clients who don't want it to be obvious they've had work done. But people who swept into town under Trump 2.0 are asking for "a more done look, like that Mar-a-Lago face," said one plastic surgeon.

Green Bay and Lambeau Field is one of the coolest NFL towns. It is in a neighborhood. And a lot of of the houses around Lambeau Field are shrines to the Packers. It’s like a college town.

Night games hit different at Lambeau

Heaven

4pm NFL games are the best, actually

2 of DC’s best local jurnos have launched a new podcast focusing on DC news and politics. Give a listen to @cuneytdil & @tomsherwood Sponsored by @Spotlight4DC

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Sports rule.

Stephen A. Smith has been promoting a Solitaire app this week on social media, and other ESPN talents have joined in. Turns out, it's a game whose creator is fighting a federal lawsuit for falsely marketing “games of skill” that were allegedly rigged with unbeatable bots.