From transfer portal additions to position battles to how much NIL the Huskers had compared to other programs, Matt Rhule, Dana Holgorsen, and Rob Aurich delved into it all just two days before the start of spring practices.

Rob Dvoracek's room quickly went from a question mark to a source of apparent strength, as the linebacker group might arguably be the biggest riser of the Huskers' entire offseason.

Albert Simien has taken a liking to Nebraska already, and the five-star has made plans to return for the fourth and fifth time later in the year.

Under a new defensive coordinator, the Huskers have added a new position group. The edges bring versatility and athleticism to a defensive line that will look to improve dramatically in 2026.

After a 3-1 start to the season, the Huskers head to Arlington, Texas, to face off against two top-16 opponents as part of their three-game slate.

The 16-10 Huskers, facing a West Coast swing, can't afford another loss, according to ESPN

Bird flu suspected in mass goose deaths across seven New Jersey counties. Health experts warn residents to avoid contact with dead birds and to report findings.

Mark Zuckerberg faced a jury for the first time in a social media trial, answering allegations that Meta designed addictive products targeting children.

West Virginia becomes first state to sue Apple over allegations the tech giant allows predators to hide child abuse material in iCloud storage systems.

A federal judge blocked Trump deportation policies, ruling government's "worst of the worst" claim about detained migrants is inaccurate and overly broad.

A former NYPD chief slammed NYC Mayor Mamdani's decision to cancel 5,000 police officer hires, calling it a "recipe for disaster" amid city's budget crisis.

The Las Vegas airport had 55 million passengers last year, while tourism plunged 7.5% from the prior year to just 38.5 million visitors - marking a stark contrast in travel trends.