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Stephen A. has some words for Michael Penix Jr. (1:21) Stephen A. Smith holds nothing back on whether the Falcons should regret drafting Michael Penix Jr. (1:21) Marc RaimondiFeb 4, 2026, 05:14 PM ET Close Marc Raimondi's first year covering the Falcons was 2024, but it wasn't his first year at ESPN. He joined the company in 2019 and was a top combat sports reporter. He also covered professional wrestling and wrote the book "Say Hello to the Bad Guys: How Pro Wrestling's New World Order Changed America," which was published by Simon & Schuster in 2025. Raimondi also worked for the New York Post and Newsday, beginning in 2009, covering high school and college sports, plus the NFL, NFL, MLB and NHL. Michael Penix Jr., nearly three months into rehab after ACL surgery, wrote a post Wednesday on Instagram addressing how he has battled the odds and those who have doubted him. The Atlanta Falcons quarterback wrote that he will never fold in the face of pressure, questioned those who have criticized him and vowed to continue to work hard despite outside influences. Penix's posting came a day after Falcons president of football Matt Ryan was asked if Penix

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Subscribe to News - Cameras Canon is marking the 30th anniversary of its PowerShot compact camera line in 2026 with the release of a limited-edition PowerShot G7 X Mark III. The anniversary model retains the camera’s 1″ 20.1MP stacked CMOS sensor, 4.2x zoom lens, and video-oriented features, including a dedicated vlog mode. It features a graphite body finish, refined exterior details, and a 30th-anniversary logo. Scheduled for availability in April 2026, the camera, along with a limited edition Peak Design Cuff wrist strap and a 32GB SD card, will sell for $1,299. Initially announced back in July 2019, the Canon PowerShot G7 X Mark III is the company’s premium compact “point-and-shoot” camera. Interestingly, in recent years, smartphones (with their increasingly good cameras) almost wiped out the affordable point-and-shoot models. However, in the name of social media nostalgia and new Gen Z-driven trends, compact cameras are somehow making a comeback. This is especially true for some popular models, and it seems like the Canon PowerShot G7 X Mark III is one of these. We have seen prices of new and used cameras increase, and naturally, camera manufacturers such as Canon are reacting to this as well – either by ramping up

CHICAGO (WLS) -- Viewers turned to the ABC7 I-Team, saying that Meta unfairly disabled their Facebook and Instagram accounts. In all four cases the I-Team looked into, the account holders said that they were wrongly accused of "child endangerment" and their Facebook and or Instagram pages disappeared. Some people have gotten their pages back, but they all say the appeals process is frustrating. ABC7 Chicago is now streaming 24/7. Click here to watch "I wasn't able to contact my diabetic support group for my daughter," Natalie Martinez said. South suburban Homewood mother Natalie Martinez was in disbelief when she saw her Instagram account was disabled. Photos, memories and messages were all gone. "And next thing you know, I'm getting notifications on my phone from email, from Instagram telling me your account has been suspended," Martinez said. Meta also deactivated her Facebook page, plus several other linked Instagram accounts were yanked. She says a sub-account promoting her son's soccer team was the first account shut down. The messages she got from Meta said her page "Doesn't follow community standards on child sexual exploitation,  » Read More

The New England Fishermen’s Stewardship Association (NEFSA) has announced two new leadership appointments aimed at strengthening its policy and advocacy work on behalf of fishermen and coastal communities. Bonnie Brady has been named NEFSA’s new policy director, while Capt. Jason Joyce will serve as director of advocacy. According to NEFSA, both appointments bring decades of hands-on industry experience and advocacy leadership at a time when fishermen are navigating complex regulatory, environmental, and offshore wind development challenges. Brady has served as the executive director of the Long Island Commercial Fishing Association since its founding in 2001, working to educate policymakers and the public about the value and realities of commercial fishing. She serves on advisory panels under both the Mid-Atlantic Fishery Management Council and the New England Fishery Management Council and is a founding board member of the Responsible Offshore Development Alliance. Brady was also recognized as National Fisherman Highliner of the year in 2020.  Joyce, an eighth-generation Swan’s Island, Maine, fisherman, brings more than 40 years on the water, primarily in the lobster fishery.  » Read More