Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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Kevin Stefanski’s task with the Falcons is tall. Those who know him say he’s built for it
Stefanski takes over one of the NFL’s most challenging jobs this season. After six seasons with the Browns, it’s not an unfamiliar role.
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Craig Tiley, the new head of U.S. tennis, and an undefeated college season in Illinois
Craig Tiley’s transformation of the University of Illinois men’s tennis program has stuck with the players that won titles there.
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John Harbaugh is answering your leadership questions all season. Here are his first 7 responses
Harbaugh addresses helping players get their confidence back, the biggest mistake he ever made as a leader and more.
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Sammy’s comments ‘controversial, without context’, says Alzarri Joseph
“My body was not ready to go into another Test series,” Alzarri Joseph says of his decision to opt out of the ongoing two-Test series against Pakistan
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How to watch the women’s WTA Memphis, USA Women Singles 2026: Streaming options for the Quarterfinal
Find out how to watch the women’s WTA Memphis, USA Women Singles 2026, with time, TV channel and streaming information.
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How to watch the women’s Citi Open: Streaming options for the Quarterfinal
Find out how to watch the women’s Citi Open, with time, TV channel and streaming information.
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Cole Palmer says he fell asleep during England vs. Mexico and ‘feels fresh’ after summer break
The 24-year-old has described working under new Chelsea manager Xabi Alonso as a “breath of fresh air”.
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FIFA insists ‘nobody is selling football’, pushes ahead with consultation plan despite backlash
It follows European confederation UEFA and Concacaf, the confederation of North, Central America and the Caribbean, rejecting the plans.
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Are FIFA and UEFA in a forever war?
Editor’s note: This is an updated version of an article that first appeared on The Athletic in May 2025. For an insight into the one-upmanship between FIFA, the world football governing body, and UEFA, its European counterpart, let us begin with an anecdote about the prize money for last summer’s FIFA Club World Cup. A…
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Franco Baresi, Milan legend and Italy World Cup winner, dies aged 66
Baresi played 719 games for Milan, winning six Serie A titles and three European Cups alongside the World Cup with Italy.
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