Quinnen Williams opened up about his frustration with the New York Jets' losing culture after being traded to the Dallas Cowboys before the NFL deadline.

The NFL trade deadline brought about a flurry of action, with multiple star players unexpectedly being sent packing on Tuesday.

The major gauges have reached a holding pattern in a volatile week with investors seeking firm news on tariffs, earnings and Tesla.

Thanks to their deadline trade with the Jets, the Cowboys now have a truly elite defensive interior, with Kenny Clark and Quinnen Williams. They still need more off the edge, however. Corner could be another possibility in Round 1, but Bailey (13 sacks, 55 pressures in nine games) has been electric this season.

After four and a half seasons with the Miami Dolphins, linebacker Jaelan Phillips was traded to the Philadelphia Eagles ahead of Tuesday's deadline.

Naturally, the line has shifted away from the Jets, as they go from favored to 1.5-point underdogs. The main reason it didn't shift more is they play a lowly Browns team that is starting a rookie quarterback and is also among the worst teams in football this season.

Farmers for Free Trade, a nonprofit that advocates lower tariffs and expanded markets, wrapped up its 2,800-mile motorcade tour Tuesday in Washington.

Meyers headed to the Jacksonville Jaguars as one of the top names on the move ahead of the Nov. 4 trade deadline. Prior to the trade, the veteran wideout was statistically the top pass-catcher in the Raiders ' offense with 49 targets and 33 catches both leading the team.

When Donald Trump won the 2024 US presidential election a year ago, investors piled into what became known as the "Trump Trade." Were they right?

China's Vice Premier Ding Xuexiang on Thursday called for an end to trade barriers that are holding back the global energy transition, as he urged "true multilateralism" from fellow leaders at a global climate summit in Brazil.