Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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No goals, no assists, but Everton’s £24m Tyrique George deal is a show of faith in talent
David Moyes saw enough in a loan spell to believe that the forward can form a big part of Everton’s future.
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Lionel Messi and Argentina’s World Cup defence continues with Egypt clash: Live updates
Follow live as Lionel Messi’s defending champions face Mo Salah’s history-makers, with a last-eight berth on the line.
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Wimbledon 2026 live updates: Quarterfinals latest with Djokovic, Gauff and Sinner in action today
Follow our live coverage of today’s quarterfinal action at Wimbledon, with spots in the semifinals on the line.
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A soccer disaster for the U.S., plus inside the Terrion Arnold arrest
Welcome to The Pulse, The Athletic’s daily newsletter.
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Yankees’ shortstop debate — Caballero vs. Volpe — rages on. Is it a no-brainer?
The debate over the Yankees’ starting shortstop has sparked strong opinions. Is the choice obvious?
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Braves Bulletin: Atlanta keeps fighting. The breaks keep going the other way
The Braves suffered one of their most frustrating losses of the season Monday to the Mets, but there are bright spots to be found.
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How Senators fans are moving past the Tkachuk trade: Facebook jersey sales, ‘Forget Brady Day’
Ottawa’s NHL team isn’t the only local sports franchise allowing fans to exchange Tkachuk jerseys for a merchandise discount.
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Fatima Sana to skip Sri Lanka T20Is to play in women’s Hundred
Fatima Sana became the first woman from Pakistan to be picked by a Hundred team last month when she was acquired by Birmingham Phoenix
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MLB Power Rankings: Which player is most representative of your team’s vibe? We pick your All-Stars
For this week’s Power Rankings, we’re looking for true representation. One player who gives us a real sense of what each team is all about.
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LeBron James latest: What we know about his likely NBA free-agency options
A handful of teams seem to be in the mix for LeBron James’ services. What are their current needs, and how would the 41-year-old fit?
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