Joe Ferro

That morning I was awoken by my wife at the time, who was at work, who told me to turn on the TV because a plane crashed into the World Trade Center. I wasn't due into work until around two that afternoon. so I watched as I had my morning coffee.

​As I watched and listened to the confusion of what was going on, I watched the second plane hit the tower live. That's when the coverage turned from a possible accident to something darker. I remember standing in front of my TV in complete shock and awe as the day unfolded, and the towers fell. ​

Ryan L. Fox

And so it begins folks, the 2019 NFL season for the New England Patriots. Last year, they were coming off a Super Bowl loss to the Philadelphia Eagles with so many questions. How was the offense going to look with WR Julian Edelman suspended for the first 4 games of the year? Can the defense rebound after getting torched by a backup QB and their best defensive back rotting on the bench? Was there strife between QB Tom Brady and head coach Bill Belichick? This year, the only question the Patriots are facing is who is going to face them in Super Bowl LIV?
 
As Patriots fans and media both celebrated and cheered as they raised banner number 6 up in Gillette Stadium, the team itself squared off against the visiting Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday night. 

Anthony Faccenda

On the surface, LeBron James has it all. He has three NBA titles, an estimated net worth of $275 million, and is arguably the greatest basketball player of all time. Despite his riches and many accolades, LeBron is looking to add yet another feather in his hat: the trademark of “Taco Tuesday.”
 
Yes, that’s right, King James' company LBJ Trademarks LLC has filed a request to the U.S. Patent and Trademark office to trademark the widely used phrase “Taco Tuesday” to apply to social media, podcasts, downloadable audio, entertainment services, and visual works.