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The Sporting News is back in print with a 2026 College Football Preview, its first since 2012.
The magazine covers every FBS team and top FCS programs with analysis and storylines.
The 2026 edition is part of a broader push to multi-platform storytelling for The Sporting News.
Retail availability includes major chains and independent outlets like Walmart, Target, Walgreens, CVS, Barnes & Noble, Books-A-Million.
The magazine can also be ordered online at the McClatchy Media Magazine Shop.
The Sporting News marks its 140th anniversary with renewed content across editions worldwide.
The 2026 College Football Preview promises insights and storylines for the upcoming season.
The feature includes a retrospective moment list tied to The Sporting News’ anniversary.
The announcement highlights Indiana’s rising profile as a major storyline in college football.
The magazine includes print and digital formats, with additional issues planned.

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Tom Holland launches a zero‑proof BERO shandy the day after Euphoria's finale.
The shandy adapts traditional beer and lemon into an alcohol‑removed beverage.
Zendaya reportedly inspired the new BERO line through her influence on Tom Holland.
The release follows Euphoria's finale, which included multiple character deaths.
BERO intends to broaden appeal to non‑beer drinkers with fruit flavors.
BERO shandies will be sold on the official site and later at Target and other retailers.
Euphoria’s finale sparked fan reactions about addiction and recovery.
Holland co‑founded BERO with its CEO, John Herman.
The press materials frame the release as timely and hopeful.
The article notes the premiere appearances by Holland and Zendaya in the past.

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Retailers posted stronger first-quarter profits and sales as tax refunds and BNPL use supported consumer spending.
Analysts warn that as tax refunds fade, consumer pressure from gas prices could intensify in Q2.
Target and Walmart cited tax refunds as a factor in quarterly gains, while cautioning that benefits will fade.
Some retailers, including Ross and Wayfair, reported notable gains partly attributed to stimulus effects.
BNPL adoption rose across income groups, potentially fueling discretionary spending during Q1.
Executives warned that consumer sentiment declined recently, requiring close monitoring of spending trends.
Walmart and TJX reported solid quarterly results but issued more conservative guidance for the coming quarter.
E.l.f. Beauty beat top and bottom lines but issued a weaker guidance due to perceived consumer strain.
Analysts expect the market to normalize as tax refunds fade and inflation remains a factor.
Retailers expect higher fuel prices to pressure consumers as tax refunds decline in 2026.

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