Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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Lamine Yamal is an artistic ‘genius’ in search of his World Cup masterpiece
Being calm. Being in complete control. And knowing it. This helps explain why Lamine Yamal is the best young player in the world
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Why is Kylian Mbappe called a dictator? Dissecting the World Cup’s biggest viral meme
A viral meme depicts France’s all-time leading goalscorer as a demanding prima donna – but does he really take himself that seriously?
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Max Muncy’s blast, Roki Sasaki’s 100 mph heat power Dodgers into second half
Sasaki hit triple-digits 21 times on the night; he’d only done so 14 times as a major-league starting pitcher
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Why does American coverage of the World Cup not sound very American?
The World Cup has dominated American TV coverage but it has been delivered with European accents
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What Lionel Messi and Argentina can learn from Scotland, the last team to beat Spain
Scotland’s shock victory in 2023 offered an unlikely blueprint for the reigning European champions
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How a lower-league team from an English fishing town launched the most desirable kits of the summer
Grimsby Town are turning heads with Italian-inspired strips for the 2026-27 season, sharing style notes with giants Milan for a second time
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How Bryson DeChambeau was assessed a 2-shot penalty at The Open 2026 second round
Follow our live coverage of the second round of the Open Championship from Royal Birkdale.
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How to watch the men’s Nordea Open: Streaming options for the Semifinal
Find out how to watch the men’s Nordea Open, with time, TV channel and streaming information.
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Caitlin Clark breaks franchise scoring record in Fever’s comeback win over Storm
The Indiana star became the first player in WNBA history to record at least 40 points and 10 assists in a single game.
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Thomas Tuchel says England’s World Cup exit gets ‘more painful every single day’
“If it’s easier, if someone takes the blame, I take the blame,” Tuchel said of England’s World Cup exit at the hands of Argentina
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