Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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Ravens NFL Draft big board: Examining most logical options at pick No. 14
Now that Baltimore again owns its 2026 first-round selection, we take a look at seven players who could make sense at pick No. 14.
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Casemiro not thinking about reversing Manchester United decision
The midfielder confirmed his intention to leave the club on January 22, but has seen a recent upturn in form under Michael Carrick.
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Bitter-Swede symphony: Karlsson, Rakell lift Penguins after Crosby leaves with injury
Even after losing their captain, the Penguins played a fantastic second period and held on for a shootout win.
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Tippett continues to spearhead Flyers’ playoff push: ‘He dragged everybody into the fight’
Tippett wasn’t one of the Flyers’ five goal scorers in their win over the Blackhawks, but he had his fingerprints all over the result.
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A Will Wade-LSU reunion was ‘in the works’ for months, and everyone but NC State saw it coming
Wade is once again on the move and stealing the spotlight away from March Madness, but this time around, not everybody is having fun.
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Robots, records and renewal define an important Opening Day for MLB
Coming off a stellar World Series and World Baseball Classic, MLB has momentum. It felt that way on Thursday, even if a work stoppage looms.
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Top remaining NFL free-agent fits, plus early look at best and worst teams for 2026
Jauan Jennings to the Bills? Joey Bosa to the 49ers? Tyreek Hill back to the Chiefs? Our best fits for top free agents still available.
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How a landmark ruling in chess could challenge Russia’s sovereignty over Ukraine
Following a landmark decision at the Court of Arbitration for Sport, the burden is now on Russia to dissolve its chess presence in Ukraine
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McSweeney’s 52 keeps SA afloat in knife-edge Shield final
Will Sutherland took 4 for 54 to bowl SA out for 198 before Victoria were 110 for 4 in replay with Nathan McAndrew taking two key wickets
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Men’s March Madness 2026: What to watch for in Friday’s Sweet 16 games
Previewing the Sweet 16 matchups in the East and Midwest regions of the NCAA men’s basketball tournament in Washington, D.C., and Chicago.
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