Month: February 2025
Frustrations by Nebraska’s Coach Touched a Nerve in College Football
Matt Rhule said the quiet part out loud about how the sport is headed for a scheduling crisis, a columnist writes for The Athletic.
Fans Love a Comeback Story. These 10 M.L.B. Players Could Deliver.
Mike Trout isn’t the only former M.V.P. looking to bounce back from an injury-riddled season.
Women’s Tennis Has a New Look, but Can’t Shed Familiar Challenges
The W.T.A. Tour is a trailblazer in women’s sports. Now it’s bidding to continue its surge.
The N.H.L. Players Most Likely to Be Traded
There’s a move for every team to make at the deadline.
Stephen Curry’s Greatness Is a Scene Worth Savoring for as Long as Possible
The Warriors star started another special night with a pregame show for the ages, then went out and put on an ageless performance, a columnist [Read More…]
Anthropic’s C.E.O., Dario Amodei, on Surviving the A.I. Endgame
“I’m just worried that it’ll be a shock to people when it happens.”
West Bank Operation Tests Palestinian Leaders’ Ability to Root Out Militants
The Palestinian Authority wants to prove it can handle security in Gaza, even if it means working in parallel with a destructive Israeli campaign that [Read More…]
Who Is the P.K.K. Leader Abdullah Ocalan?
The founder of the P.K.K., a guerrilla organization that has been fighting an insurgency against Turkey for decades, has called for his group to disarm [Read More…]
After Insults and False Claims, Trump to Host Zelensky for Minerals Deal
President Trump will meet with President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine on Friday after falsely asserting that Ukraine started the war with Russia and calling him [Read More…]
As Ramadan Nears, Syrians Feel the Pinch of a Cash Shortage
The Assad dictatorship is out, but Syria’s economy is in chaos after a civil war and recent policy shifts. The situation is putting a damper [Read More…]
