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The answer appears to be yes, according to the latest research

Are we one step closer to the end of a print legacy?

As pitch spin rates continue to rise, the league wants its umps to get even more intimate with pitchers

A new report says U.S. employees spend so much time filling out brackets and watching games that productivity losses amount to $17.3 billion

You can avoid a crick in the neck with the right pillow

At 5,000 miles wide, it could be the largest of its kind. Here's when it's set to land.

Amazon is set to release a four-part series about the polarizing former NBA player, who arguably cost the Cavaliers a second championship

OpenAI's deep learning tool earned top marks in simulated bar exams, LSATs, GREs and dozens of other standard tests

Our 30-day check-in with one of the cleanest, most responsibly-built mattresses on the market

The highest-paid relief pitcher in MLB history may be finished for 2023, a case made more frustrating because we’ve seen it before

A Chicago financial consultant painstakingly recreated the Long Island, NY classic that is now playable again in Wisconsin

A humble chicken farmer who won Le Mans, he defined an era of American motoring. As his grandson explains, the Shelby name won’t soon be forgotten.

College basketball shouldn’t be an all-out showing of future NBA stars. If you don’t agree, you’re missing the point.

After more than 30 years, there's a new sheriff in town

Questlove and other high-profile musicians tweeted in defense of the White Stripes drummer recently

A digital version of the print mag (which ended in 2020) will look very different when it relaunches this fall