Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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A local football star returned to lead his hometown school. Then the ICE raids began
A tightknit Minnesota community once made Jourdan Halverson feel safe. Now an entire middle school wondered if he could return the favor.
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How John Tortorella and his ‘guidance counselors’ helped Golden Knights hit a new level
Tortorella raised eyebrows when he said he wouldn’t make many changes to the Golden Knights after taking over. He knew what he was doing.
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Wizards’ ticket sales helped by lottery win and Trae Young, Anthony Davis trades
Big deals and even greater lottery luck have sparked “an awakening” and interest in the Wizards for next season.
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Leon Rose built the Knicks into an NBA Finals team. So why should he talk about it?
Rose is the silent star of a big-city blockbuster that might end in a ticker-tape parade.
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French Open 2026 live updates: Day 5 latest with Gauff, Sinner and Sabalenka in action today
Follow live updates from the second round at the French Open in Paris today
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Neymar misses Brazil training and undergoes tests on ‘minor’ calf injury ahead of World Cup
The setback comes just over two weeks before Brazil’s World Cup campaign gets underway, against Morocco in MetLife Stadium.
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French Open 2026 live updates: Day 5 latest with Sinner, Sabalenka and Gauff in action today
Follow live updates from the second round at the French Open in Paris today
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Jurel: ‘I am meant to keep the ship steady and take it forward’
“It looks like second fiddle to what Sooryavanshi did, but this knock in itself, I would rate it as high as a match-winning knock,” Ambati Rayudu says of Dhruv Jurel’s 21-ball 50
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SailGP makes sure teams share their data. Is the push for transparency working?
During a typical SailGP weekend, around 80 billion pieces of data is collected, all of which is made available to the teams to analyze.
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Rome’s Piazza Di Siena is a colossus of show jumping
Show jumping’s Rolex Grand Prix will be contested at the the historic Piazza di Sien, a venue largely unchanged since the 17th century.
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