Wall Street will get updates on several vital topics this week. The state of the U.S. economy is at the top of the list. Officials will release the first inflation reading since the central bank raised rates on Sept.

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The Bucs have several intriguing receivers against Minnesota, but not everyone in Tampa Bay's crowded WR room belongs in fantasy lineups.

The road to the pennant will once again go through Milwaukee as the Brewers secured home-field advantage in the National League.

Americans are set to "fall back" and turn clocks back an hour in November, unless Congress decides to make the daylight saving time shift permanent.

Nebius' red-hot stock market rally is poised to continue over the next couple of years.

The Gaylord restaurant at 1354 W. Main St. will include a play space for children and offer dine-in, drive-thru, carry-out and catering.

Improvement likely will come only incrementally, but major strides are needed soon because the schedule only gets tougher. Beginning next week, the Packers play seven of the next 14 against teams that made the playoffs last year, and a few more against teams that missed the playoffs by one game.

For example, over the past 15 years, Apple shares have delivered annualized returns of about 25% compared with the S&P 500's annualized returns of about 14% (including dividend reinvestment in both figures).