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Bengals’ Zac Taylor Makes Bold Claim About Rising NFL Star

The Cincinnati Bengals are coming off a dominant second-half performance against the Baltimore Ravens, and head coach Zac Taylor heaped praise on one of his team’s emerging stars. Speaking to reporters Monday, October 26, Taylor offered an emphatic assessment of his starting right tackle. “I think Amarius Mims continues to be [the] best tackle I put my eyes on this year. He’s been dominant out there,” Taylor said. Mims has been one of the NFL’s most impressive offensive linemen through the early portion of 2026, and Taylor believes his young tackle belongs at the very top of the league. His comments came after another outstanding performance from Mims, who helped protect Joe Burrow as the Bengals scored 35 unanswered points against Baltimore. The former first-round pick has established himself as a crucial piece of Cincinnati’s offensive line, and his latest statistics suggest his…

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Tee Higgins is shining like never before in the Bengals offense, and Cincinnati is thriving as a result

The Cincinnati Bengals finally found their offensive identity. After being shut out in the first half against Baltimore, Cincinnati came out of halftime and scored five unanswered touchdowns. But the biggest takeaway isn't simply that the Bengals executed better. John Sheeran breaks down how Cincinnati changed the way it attacked Baltimore's defense, leaned into its natural shotgun/spread offense and created constant conflict for the Ravens' defense. Joe Burrow started getting the ball out quickly, Ja'Marr Chase and Tee Higgins forced Baltimore to account for multiple threats on every play, and the Bengals repeatedly created one-on-one opportunities for their receivers. The result? Baltimore had to choose which threat to take away - and Joe Burrow repeatedly made the Ravens pay. After six weeks of trying to figure out what this offense should be, John believes the answer was sitting in…

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‘Decency is on the ballot’: Acton slams Ramaswamy’s ad featuring her estranged mother

Democratic gubernatorial nominee Amy Acton told MS NOW that Ohioans are “exhausted” by the “hate and the chaos” in politics. Ohio Democratic gubernatorial nominee Amy Acton hit back at Republican Vivek Ramaswamy over his controversial ad featuring her estranged mother, telling MS NOW’s “Morning Joe” there is “no low” her opponent won’t “sink to.” With Election Day just over a week away, Acton framed the race as a choice about the kind of politics that Ohio — and the country — are willing to accept. “Decency is on the ballot,” she said. The 60-second ad, which ignited a firestorm and garnered national backlash when it was released last week, features Acton’s mother, Donna Arthur, accusing her daughter of lying about her childhood, including her account of growing up in poverty and living in a tent. Ramaswamy’s campaign has defended the ad as evidence that Acton has misrepresented her…

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Susan Estrich: The Amy Acton ad in Ohio

Maybe the country, or at least Ohio, is really in the sorry state that Vivek Ramaswamy, the Republican nominee, thinks we are. Certainly someone thought that ad was a good idea — the one in which Amy Acton's biological mother…

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The Shah Ordered 3,000 M60 Tanks and Got 460, Bought 225 F-4 Phantoms and the F-14 Tomcat, and Built the Fifth-Largest Air Force in the World Before the Islamic Revolution Cut It Off

Iran operates the world’s largest F-4 Phantom fleet, the remnant of 225 jets the Shah bought in the 1960s and ’70s in a buildup that made Iran’s air force the world’s fifth-largest. The F-4 Phantom II is a Cold War-era fighter jet and a true piece of aviation history. The aircraft saw widespread use during the Vietnam War and has flown for multiple nations, including the U.S., the UK, Australia, Japan, Israel, South Korea, and more. Only a handful of nations still operate the F-4, with Iran leading. The Iranian air force (IRIAF) currently operates the world’s largest fleet of F-4 Phantom IIs. Some estimates suggest around 60 Phantoms were still operational in the IRIAF in 2021, though that number is undoubtedly much lower now. Despite its obsolescence, Iran continues flying its F-4s, as the isolated nation struggles to find a suitable replacement. In the 1970s, the Kingdom of Iran…

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