Sportico Top 100: NFL Towers Over U.S. Media Market in 2025
Inside the 36 hours that decided John Harbaugh’s fate with the Ravens - The Athletic — What a horrible way to conduct a HR move!
Harbaugh was fired by owner Steve Bisciotti in a phone call while the coach was driving from the team facility to his Baltimore County home. And it was neither a resignation nor a mutual parting. He was relieved of his duties.
Older Americans Making Catch-Up 401(k) Contributions Set for Tax Hit - WSJ
Aaron Rodgers, Football’s Rorschach Quarterback | The New Yorker — The obligatory New Yorker profile.
APOD: 2026 January 10 - Jupiter with the Great Red Spot
Clicks Power Keyboard: One keyboard. All your smart screens.
U.S. Prosecutors Are Investigating Fed Chair Jerome Powell - WSJ — Wow! Amazing.
Google’s AI Advantage, CES 2026 Highlights and More | Technology for Jan. 11 - WSJ
The launch late last year of Gemini 3, its most powerful AI model, gave Google the edge it needed to pull ahead of OpenAI in developing the most capable chatbot. Gemini usage is now on its fastest growth trajectory to date, spurred in part by the summer rollout of an image generator called Nano Banana.
NASCAR restores 10-race ‘Chase’ championship format - ESPN - Finally.
Suze’s Projections for 2026 - Suze Orman’s Women & Money - Omny.fm — An annual must listen.
[Pittsburgh Steelers on X: “Statement from Mike Tomlin: t.co/66O3ktES2…” / X](https://x.com/steelers/status/2011167696659046497) — End of an era
Giannis Antetokounmpo boos fans back as Bucks drubbed at home - ESPN — Classy. Can’t imagine Giannis staying in Milwaukee for long.
Why Mike Tomlin belongs among the giants in NFL history - The Athletic — I know he’s great, but part of me feels like he quit on the Steelers.
Why have death rates from accidental falls tripled? | USAFacts
ICE Shooting in Minnesota: Who Is Wrong? Justified? Renee Good - YouTube — The best analysis so far
Introducing Apple Creator Studio, an inspiring collection of creative apps - Apple
Read the Clintons’ Personal Letter to Comer - The New York Times
Necessary Prerequisites for Having a Baby - McSweeney’s Internet Tendency
America’s Hottest Job Opening: NFL Coach - WSJ
Love Takes Wing on New Stamp - Newsroom - About.usps.com — Very cute!
U.S. Forces Seize Sixth Oil Tanker - WSJ
U.S. officials have said that they are working with the Venezuelan government, and that the U.S. would receive Venezuelan crude that is backed up in onshore facilities and floating tankers that serve as oil storage and then sell it. Many of those barrels have been blocked from going to China or other markets because of the U.S. blockade of dark-fleet oil tankers.
Moving truck obliterated by the 11foot8 bridge - YouTube — Absolute classic.
Speeding truck runs light and pops a wheelie at the 11foot8 bridge - YouTube — Excellent can opener. They all run red lights.
Inside Mike Tomlin’s emotional final meeting as Steelers head coach - The Athletic
Many college players among dozens charged in point-shaving plot - ESPN — Most high level sports is rigged
Clicks Communicator: the ultimate communication companion — Kinda like the old BlackBerry.
Game of Thrones: George R.R. Martin Isn’t Finished
White House Plan Would Let Americans Tap 401(k)s for Down Payments on Homes - WSJ — Bad idea.
Was I Married to a Stranger? - The New York Times — Sad, but true.
Almost three years later, I still have no understanding of why my husband left. His strangeness only increased, becoming an adversary in the divorce process and, while kind with our children and occasionally in touch with me by text, more resolute in his desire not to share custody or daily parenting.
Trump Administration Begins Criminal Inquiry Into Minnesota Leaders - The New York Times — The legal battle begins.
Inside Mike Tomlin’s decision to walk away from Steelers - ESPN
Jay Powell, the Prepster Banker Who Is Standing Up to Trump | The New Yorker —This will be highly entertaining!
This changed last Friday, when Jeanine Pirro, a lawyer and former Fox News co-host who is now the U.S. Attorney for Washington, D.C., served the Fed with grand-jury subpoenas demanding documents relating to the renovation project and Powell’s statements to Congress. On Sunday night, Powell recorded a short video in which he broke the news about the subpoenas and said, “This new threat is not about my testimony last June or about the renovation of the Federal Reserve buildings. . . . Those are pretexts. The threat of criminal charges is a consequence of the Federal Reserve setting interest rates based on our best assessment of what will serve the public rather than following the preferences of the President.” Powell also vowed not to buckle, saying, “Public service sometimes requires standing firm in the face of threats.”