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NFL Forces Eagles RB Saquon Barkley to Give Up Major Off-Field Investment

Philadelphia Eagles running back Saquon Barkley has spent the last few years putting some of his money to work away from football. One of those investments turned out to violate NFL rules. Barkley previously owned a stake in Polymarket, a prediction-market company that allows users to trade on the outcomes of future events. According to Front Office Sports, Barkley had to give up that investment because NFL players aren't allowed to own stakes in prediction-market companies. Athletes taking ownership stakes in companies has become a bigger part of the business side of sports. Drake Maye and Dak Prescott recently became athlete-owners in Athletic Brewing Company, but there are limits to what NFL players can invest in. "I am not in that right now," Barkley told Front Office Sports. "I am not allowed to be in that." Oct 4, 2026; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA; Philadelphia Eagles running…

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10/28 NBA Recap: LeBron James Booed, Luka Doncic Misses Lakers Game, Coach Calls Out His Own Player, Bulls Rookie Joins Michael Jordan and More

Oct 29, 2026 | 7:30 AM EDT Wednesday’s NBA action featured a fourth-quarter comeback in Indiana amid booing of LeBron James, a key injury-management decision in LA, and a coaching decision that left Charlotte’s Naz Reid watching from the bench. Chicago Bulls rookie Caleb Wilson also continued building an unusual statistical portfolio. Meanwhile, Bam Adebayo made Miami Heat history during the team’s first win of the season. LeBron James had an unexpected day at the office last night. He has been booed in Indiana before. He was denied at the rim. And to top it all, the Indiana crowd booed him throughout the evening. A particular booing incident came in the fourth quarter. After a disastrous third quarter, the Sixers trailed by 15 points (88-75). James drove toward the basket and made contact with Larry Nance Jr., but the officials did not blow the whistle immediately. The whistle came a…

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NJ hospitals gave $7.8 billion in free care, services, report says

Hospitals in New Jersey provided $7.8 billion in free care, no-cost screenings, research, and other community benefits in 2024, according to the latest annual report released by their trade group. The New Jersey Hospital Association's community benefit report, which covered 59 nonprofit acute care facilities, shows these providers committed 21% of every dollar spent to programs like free mammograms, heart-disease screenings, mental health clinics, healthy food, and more. In all, they funded more than 90,000 community events and 42 million individual interactions with New Jerseyans. Cathy Bennett, the group's president and CEO, said the real measure of the benefit is the lives that were improved. "This commitment is demonstrated every single day – in a free health screening that identifies a serious health condition before it becomes a crisis; in school-based programming that sparks a…

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Secretary of state’s reluctance to speak publicly about Delaware’s unclaimed property program raises eyebrows

Delaware Secretary of State Charuni Patibanda-Sanchez asked to speak privately to give her views on the state’s unclaimed property program. A member of Delaware Gov. Matt Meyer’s administration expressed reluctance to openly give her views on the state’s unclaimed property program at the first meeting of a legislative taskforce last week. Open government advocates and those familiar with Delaware’s unclaimed property program said they’re concerned those in the industry might prefer fewer public conversations about the program because of all of the revenue going into the state coffers and its third-party vendors. Delaware Secretary of State Charuni Patibanda-Sanchez’s request to go behind doors without citing a legal justification, has sparked fears that state lawmakers and members of Meyers’ administration will seek to weaponize the state’s open meetings law to secretly discuss how the…

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