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What went down on Saturday night? Insights from Duke’s win over Alabama and Florida’s victory over Texas Tech.

Malinin defended his world title in mesmerizing and dominant fashion at the 2025 world championships in Boston, landing six quads during his free skate before laying in the middle of the ice, then basking in the cheers from the home crowd.

The New York Yankees teed off on the Milwaukee Brewers at will on Saturday, with some interesting equipment.

Highlighting a fight that is brewing on college campuses, Willard wanted a bigger piece of the pie than Maryland could offer

He’s always gotten buckets. But now Powell is doing it in a starting role. The result? Ten seasons in, he’s transformed into the Clippers’ leading scorer and a borderline All-Star.

A Note on Paywalls In order to publish compelling original work and pay writers a living wage, publications sometimes have paywalls.

It takes a while for the voice to emerge from the background haze, a mist of generically noodling electronic music, the kind of music that comes filled with a comforting sense of death, hold music from the executive euthanasia clinic.

The White House effort to defend Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth on Wednesday leaned heavily into a semantic argument. What he posted on the now-infamous Signal chat with his national security colleagues, Mr. Hegseth and other administration officials insist, was not a “war plan.”

Over the past few years, concerns about China’s navy and its potential threat to U.S. interests have steadily grown. Two decades ago, the U.S. Navy had 282 battle-force ships against the Chinese navy’s 220, but by the mid-2010s this advantage had disappeared.

Michael Jordan went from being LeBron James' childhood idol to now, in the twilight of his Hall of Fame career, the basketball figure whose James' resume is most often judged against. While James characterized their dynamic being in "a good spot," he admitted there is distance between them.