Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Tee Higgins will not play against the Baltimore Ravens on Thanksgiving due to the concussion he suffered in Sunday's 26-20 loss to the New England Patriots. Coach Zac ...

Just as the Cincinnati Bengals are getting one offensive star back, they're losing another. Higgins sustained a concussion with fewer than five minutes remaining in the Bengals' Week 12 loss to the ...

The Cincinnati Bengals will be without receiver Tee Higgins and defensive end Trey Hendrickson for Thursday's Thanksgiving Day game against the Baltimore Ravens, head coach Zac Taylor announced on ...

Cincinnati Bengals wideout Tee Higgins was carted off the field in Week 12 after slamming his head on the ground while trying to make a catch in a tight loss to the New England Patriots. He was ...

The Cincinnati Bengals badly needed a win in Week 12 NFL action at home against the red-hot New England Patriots. Unfortunately, a win was not in the cards for the Bengals. Instead, they ended up ...

Jayden Higgins is making his case for being the Houston Texans' top rookie. With seconds remaining in the first half against the Buffalo Bills, quarterback Davis Mills found the second-round pick out ...

On Nov. 18, nearly every member of the U.S. House of Representatives on both sides of the aisle voted to pass the Epstein File Transparency Act. All except for one. This bill would require the federal ...

Both Democrats and Republicans alike readied for a unanimous House vote Tuesday to pass a bill to force the release of the case files on the convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. But in the end, one ...

A Louisiana lawmaker was the only person to vote against the release of the Jeffrey Epstein files. The House voted overwhelmingly in favor of a bill Tuesday to force the Department of Justice to ...

WASHINGTON – U.S. Rep. Clay Higgins, R-Lafayette, was the only representative to vote Tuesday against a bill forcing the Trump administration to release the complete investigatory records of convicted ...

SALEM, N.J. (WPVI) -- A New Jersey judge has ruled that initial statements made to police by the driver charged in the crash that killed Johnny and Matthew Gaudreau will be admissible at trial.