Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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49ers’ Fred Warner wanted a quick rehab from a devastating injury. So he learned how to swim
Motivated to get back on the field for the playoffs, Warner turned to the pool, where he became an expert swimmer in just six months.
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How the dominant Knicks swept past sorry Cavaliers to make the 2026 NBA Finals
New York made history to clinch a first Eastern Conference championship since 1999.
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How the Canadiens beat the Sabres in Game 7 on Newhook’s goal in overtime
Montreal advanced to face the Hurricanes in the Eastern Conference final
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How Felix Rosenqvist won the 2026 Indy 500 with a record-setting finish
Felix Rosenqvist beat David Malukas for his first Indy 500 win in the closest finish in race history
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Everything that happened on Day 1 at the French Open 2026 as Djokovic, Andreeva advance and Basavareddy upsets Fritz
Djokovic and Basavareddy won in four sets while Andreeva advanced in straight sets.
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Everything that happened as England boss Thomas Tuchel named his 26-man squad for the 2026 World Cup
Catch up on all the reaction to those selected and omitted for the Three Lions ahead of the FIFA tournament.
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Jannik Sinner’s tennis dominance is built on a tactic as quiet as it is devastating
The world No. 1’s most devastating tactic is effective because of its quietness. It still feels like a dagger to his opponents.
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Coco Gauff will start her French Open title defense by trying not to play against herself
Gauff has been managing her mental approach to tennis as she continues to remake some of her most important shots. She’s getting through it.
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Hasan, Tye fireworks deny Derbyshire as Yorkshire go two from two
Martin Andersson 81*, Jack Morley four-for in vain for visitors at Headingley
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Taylor Phinney interview: Why America’s former cycling prodigy is on the comeback trail ahead of LA Olympics
He speaks to The Athletic about burnout, gaining perspective and acting as a training-ride punching bag for his Tour de France-winning wife
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