When the average football fan in 2025 thinks about the Mannings, a new member of the family may come to mind: Texas Longhorns starting quarterback Arch Manning. Arch will be quickly followed by ...

The dungeon and the moat are gone but this castle in Morris Township is authentic in every other way. It has curved stone walls, wood-beamed ceilings, more than a dozen fireplaces and spans 30,000 ...

The expectations for Texas Longhorns quarterback Arch Manning are sky-high as he takes over the starting job, and understandably so given his family legacy and outstanding recruiting profile.

President-elect Trump met with England's Prince William while visiting Paris Saturday. The New York Post reports that the two talked for nearly 2 hours and that Trump spoke highly of the Prince.

It's an exciting year for the Texas Longhorns, as quarterback Arch Manning, the No. 1 recruit in the class of 2023, per On3 industry rankings, is takes the reins from Quinn Ewers. Of course ...

The Arch Manning era has officially arrived in Austin, as he'll be the Longhorns' full-time starting quarterback this fall. Manning is humble enough that he has won over the locker room and self ...

Few forms of media can still grab the general public’s lapels and say, “The world has changed in an important way, and you should know about it, now” like a push notification from The New ...

1. Arch Manning: Manning signed with Texas and will ascend to the starting role in his third season in college. 3. Nico Iamaleava: Iamaleava signed with Tennessee and won the starting job in season ...

Daredevil: Born Again’s fourth episode deals with the aftermath of Hector Ayala’s tragic and very untimely death. Matt Murdock begins to dig into what is happening and discovers a major clue ...

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It's just a sign of the times. And then there's Texas quarterback Arch Manning. Rumors have circled about Manning transferring from the 40 Acres since before he even lost his first UT ID card ...

LOUIS — The fight is far from over. That's the message from abortion rights opponents, as many gathered together for the 8th annual 'March on the Arch' Saturday in downtown St. Louis.