CapitalsNHL
Capitals look to end two-game skid against Canadiens
Washington hosts Montreal at Capital One Arena on Wednesday with both teams working around thin injury lists.
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SECCollege Sports
SEC keeps its lawsuit against LSU alive
The conference withdrew its emergency request against LSU this week but says it will seek it again if a vote on the school's membership gets scheduled.
CapitalsNHL
Hurricanes pull away from Capitals in third period
Andrei Svechnikov scored twice, including the go-ahead power-play goal, as Carolina beat Washington 4-2 at Lenovo Center.
OpenAIMachine Learning
OpenAI engineer charged over hidden listening device
Federal prosecutors say Abdulrahman Alfozan hid a recording device behind a conference room TV, and OpenAI says its own AI systems helped trace it back to him.
SteelersNFL
The Steelers must avoid another letdown against a weaker opponent
While the Steelers and their fans have reason for optimism after controlling both sides of the ball against the Colts, the upcoming matchup with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers still warrants caution.
NLCSMLB
Brewers take 2-0 NLCS lead over Dodgers
A year after being swept by the Dodgers in the same round, the Brewers have won the first two games of this NLCS rematch.
PredatorsNHL
Predators look to close out leads against Golden Knights
Nashville hosts a Vegas team playing the second half of a back-to-back, still looking to avoid another blown lead.
PenguinsNHL
Penguins open long road trip against reeling Blackhawks
Pittsburgh begins a four-game trip at Chicago on Tuesday, where the Blackhawks are already shorthanded and still waiting on Connor Bedard.
CapitalsNHL
Short-handed Capitals head back to Carolina
Washington visits Raleigh on Tuesday short-handed, with no starting goalie named for either team.
Chip StocksMachine Learning
AI chip stocks tumble after China's CXMT sets new memory chip timeline
A Chinese memory maker's new chip timeline and Broadcom's blunt words about AI investors sent chip and memory stocks sliding across Asia and the US.