Pretty much everyone around the NFL assumes the San Francisco 49ers will trade quarterback Mac Jones in the offseason. But general manager John Lynch is pumping the brakes on the runaway speculation.

Mac Jones addressed his losing record as the current starting quarterback for the San Francisco 49ers this season. Jones has been commanding the starting job with Brock Purdy suffering multiple ...

On Wednesday, Hollyoaks Later aired a special one-off episode as part of the soap's 30th anniversary week, during which detective Dodger was caught up in catching a criminal gang. Dodger showed up to ...

With 49ers quarterback Brock Purdy sustaining a toe injury during the team's Week 1 win over the Seahawks, backup quarterback Mac Jones has stepped in and played well for San Francisco. Jones has ...

San Francisco 49ers quarterback Mac Jones led his team to victory on Sunday against the Arizona Cardinals, 16-15, but he didn’t go unscathed. Jones took over for starter Brock Purdy, who sustained a ...

The Random Hardware Addresses feature is a great way to ensure that your computer is secure and that no one can track your movement. In this post, we will learn how to turn on Random Hardware ...

The Minnesota assassination is causing some state legislators to rethink home security and how much personal information they make public. By Mitch Smith When an assassin visited the homes of two ...

Your home address might be easier to find online than you think. A quick search of your name could turn up past and current locations, all thanks to people finder sites. These data broker sites ...

Does a compact Mac belong on your desk—and fit in your budget? Let’s break down Apple's smallest Macs, part by part, from ports to processors. From the laptops on your desk to satellites in space and ...

Your MAC (Media Access Control) address is vital information. It’s a hardware identifier that helps networks locate your computer (or other device) for various purposes — think of it as the number on ...

Waiting for the bus, I chat with a woman named Michelle. As I sometimes do these days, I ask her the last two digits of her address. They are 77. “That’s 385 feet,” I say. “You live 385 feet from the ...