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Get ready to ring in 2026! It's an annual tradition for nearly 1 million people to gather in N.Y.C. every Dec. 31 to watch the annual New Year's Eve ball drop, while over 1 billion more people tune in ...

The chasm between first and second place in the AFC North widened last weekend after a Pittsburgh Steelers win and a Baltimore Ravens loss, but the 7-8 Ravens are still fighting for a playoff spot and ...

Watching the ball drop in Times Square is an iconic tradition that marks the start of a new year, whether you're there in person or taking it in from the comfort of your own home. Regardless of how ...

The New Year’s Eve Times Square ball drop will feature a flashy new orb when the clock ticks down the final seconds to reach 2026. The ball descends from a flagpole atop One Times Square. The Times ...

Several networks will broadcast New Year's Eve celebrations for viewers in the Central Time Zone. "New Year's Eve Live: Nashville's Big Bash" on CBS will feature a music note drop at midnight CST.

2026 is just around the corner! If you’re looking to watch the ball drop live on TV this New Year’s Eve, there are various channels and streaming platforms offering live (and some free) access to New ...

Happy (almost) New Year! 2026 is just hours away in the United States, and the countdown to a new dawn begins. New York City's Times Square, which hosts the iconic New Year’s Eve ball drop, is all set ...

It's time for the NFL playoffs divisional round. This Saturday, the Bills play the Broncos, and the 49ers face the Seahawks. Then on Sunday, the Texans play the Patriots, and the Rams will meet the ...