Former Minnesota Vikings offensive line coach Chris Kuper has found a new home in the NFL. Adjusted 2026 Cap Space with CarryoverEstimates for the Vikings’ 2025 rollover range between $22.5 million and $30 million. Restructure Savings: This would save the Vikings approximately $9 million to $10 million in 2026 cap space. ..2027 Cap ImpactThe primary downside of a restructure is that it increases his already high 2027 cap hit. However, if the team prefers a “clean” 2027 cap, a Post-June 1 Cut provides the most total relief across both seasons.

LONDON, ENGLAND - FEBRUARY 10: Players of Chelsea look on prior to the Premier League match between Chelsea and Leeds United at Stamford Bridge on February 10, 2026 in London, England. And it was with one of those that we would unlock the defense, Santos finding Palmer, and Palmer sending JP through. JP had another chance that he dragged wide while a couple half chances for Palmer and Enzo posed no trouble for the goalkeeper. Estêvão had a pop that didn’t miss by much but it took yet another penalty won by João Pedro to get us that all-important second goal. In classic fashion, just a few minutes later, things then went from bad to worse, with Chelsea contriving to give away a second goal in an absolute disasterclass from all involved.

Super Bowl 60 lessons hit hard for Vikings fans! In this episode, Tyler Forness and Dave Stefano unpack Super Bowl LX insights, Vikings offseason strategies, and Darnold’s iconic “anything is possible” moment, channeling Kevin Garnett’s passion. Key Points Include:Darnold’s Journey and Vikings’ Miss : Forness reflects, “Donald did not wanna have JJ McCarthy breathing behind him,” explaining why Darnold left despite Vikings’ efforts, leading to his Super Bowl success. Listen:Watch:Whether you’re reeling from the Vikings’ 49-year Super Bowl drought or hyped for 2026 moves, The Real Forno Show delivers unfiltered analysis that’s a must for any purple faithful. Tune into this Minnesota Vikings podcast on Vikings 1st & SKOL, for more breakdowns that fuel your SKOL spirit—subscribe now and never miss an episode!

A view of the US and Canadian flags at the Gordie Howe International Bridge, in Windsor, Ontario, Canada, on August 25, 2024. On Monday, Trump threatened to block the opening of the new $4 billion Gordie Howe International Bridge, and said he won’t let the span open until the US gets back what it is owed. Under the terms of an agreement signed in 2012, Canada was fund, build, operate, and maintain the bridge, which is jointly owned by Michigan and Canada. “The fact that Canada will control what crosses the Gordie Howie Howe bridge and owns the land on both sides is unacceptable to the president,” White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt told reporters. Michigan lawmakers, including Sen. Elissa Slotkin, a Democrat, have warned that Trump’s threat could have serious economic repercussions.

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A new Asian fusion takeout restaurant offering light breakfast and sandwiches aims to open later this winter. Owner Chananyu Phijarnwanit, who is also manager of his family’s neighboring Chaba Thai restaurant, said he aims to launch TASTE ME in March. Phijarnwanit said the lunch menu will include items like Thai basil burgers and orange chicken sandwiches, while breakfast offerings will include baked goods, coffee and matcha. The restaurant will also have some pan-Asian lunch entrees like grab-and-go sushi, rice plates, crispy chicken teriyaki and ramen. Phijarnwanit said he landed on the concept for TASTE ME after seeing that Scarborough doesn’t have a lot of options for quick breakfasts and sandwiches.

Chérie is opening this spring on Congress Street. (Courtesy of Chérie)A local couple is turning their French-influenced pop-up series into a brick-and-mortar bistro this spring on Congress Street. Chérie will launch at 249 Congress St., the former home of pizzeria Quanto Basta. “Everyone’s been telling us since Petite Jacqueline closed down there really hasn’t been a French bistro,” Medina added. The restaurant will be open Thursday, Sunday and Monday from 5-10 p.m., and Friday and Saturday from 5-11 p.m.

Cara Stadler Stadler has been selected to appear on "America's Culinary Cup," a new cooking competition show from CBS. (John Ewing/Staff Photographer)Acclaimed Maine chef Cara Stadler has been selected to appear on “America’s Culinary Cup,” a new cooking competition show from CBS. Stadler is the former chef and co-owner of Brunswick restaurants Tao Yuan, ZaoZe Cafe and Portland’s Bao Bao Dumpling House. Stadler was named a Food & Wine magazine Best New Chef in 2014, and was nominated multiple times for a James Beard Rising Star Chef award. “America’s Culinary Cup” is hosted by Padma Lakshmi.

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Sunstates Security Named One of Forbes’ Best Large Employers for 2026Sunstates Security has been named one of Forbes’ Best Large Employers for 2026, earning the top position in NC within the Business Services & Supplies category. RALEIGH, NC, UNITED STATES, February 10, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Sunstates Security has been named one of Forbes’ Best Large Employers for 2026, earning the top position in North Carolina within the Business Services & Supplies category. The Forbes Best Large Employers recognition is the publication’s premier employer ranking of the year. Founded in North Carolina, Sunstates Security provides comprehensive security services across the country and has built a reputation for professionalism, stability, and long-term career development. About Sunstates SecurityHeadquartered in Raleigh, North Carolina, Sunstates Security is a nationally recognized provider of contract security services.

These magazines are delightful and, in their own way, consistently surprising; I love reading them, and I have loved writing for them. The books section of a newspaper plays an altogether different role. A newspaper is—or ought to be—the opposite of an algorithm, a bastion of enlightened generalism in an era of hyperspecialization and personalized marketing. Its mission is not to indulge existing tastes but to challenge them—to create a certain kind of person and, thereby, a certain kind of public. When the San Francisco Chronicle axed its stand-alone books section, in 2001, the paper’s editors were overwhelmed by an ensuing crush of vitriolic mail.

At least that’s the premise of “asses.masses,” a video game played by and for a live audience. Even if one is playing solo on the couch, a video game is a dialogue, a performance between a player and unseen designers. A player celebrates during “asses.masses,” live action theatrical video game. Maybe it’s also this.”And like many a video game, maybe it’s a chance to live out some fantasies. “We do beat up riot cops in the game,” Blenkarn says, “in case anyone is hoping for that opportunity.”

The world is in an era of “wrecking-ball politics” led by US President Donald Trump, and it’s putting the decadeslong prosperous international order under unprecedented strain, according to the Munich Security Report 2026. The annual report, released ahead of the Munich Security Conference, described Trump point blank as the most powerful figure challenging existing rules and institutions, arguing that his approach risks dismantling long-standing alliances and norms. “More than 80 years after construction began, the US-led post-1945 international order is now under destruction,” the report said. US Vice President JD Vance gives a speech at the Munich Security Conference in Munich, Germany, February 14, 2025. The Munich Security Conference runs Friday through Sunday in the Bavarian city.

AdvertisementChloe Kim weighed in on Donald Trump's bashing of her friend, American freeskier Hunter Hess. Advertisement“My parents being immigrants from Korea, this one definitely hits pretty close to home,” said Kim, who begins defense of her title Wednesday. “I’m really proud to represent the United States,” she said. But at the same time, I represent a country that has the same values as mine of kindness and compassion. “I’m sorry that the headline that is eclipsing the Olympics has to be something so ... unrelated to the spirit of the Games,” she said.