Germany’s Alica Schmidt has continued to soar in popularity across the globe, catching the attention of fans worldwide. She was recently back on the track during the World Athletics Championships at the National Athletics Centre in Budapest, Hungary, adding to her reign near the top of the most photographed athletes.
Week 15 is in the books and we have officially entered the home stretch of the fantasy postseason season on the pod. Matt Harmon and Dalton Del Don say goodbye to the 'People's Panic Meter' and say hello to the 'Fantasy Bro's Trust Meter' just in time for the fantasy postseason. The two highlight 8 polarizing players and debate if we can trust them in the fantasy postseason and in their Week 16 matchups.
Saturday's Oleksandr Usyk vs. Tyson Fury 2 pay-per-view is only the latest example of DAZN's quest to conquer the U.S. boxing market. But issues still persist with the aspiring streaming giant.
A teacher and a student were killed Monday morning after a student at a private Christian school in Madison, Wis., opened fire, police said. The suspect was also pronounced dead at the scene.
NASA James Webb Telescope captured images of planet-forming disks that confirmed findings from the Hubble telescope and up-end our understanding of how planets can form.
Edwards-Helaire revealed in the offseason he's been living with PTSD and has not played this season. He addressed the Chiefs and their fans upon his release: "Love ya KC!"
TuSimple co-founder and former CEO Xiaodi Hou is on a war path in the lead up to Friday’s annual shareholder meeting that will decide the makeup of the company’s board of directors. Over the past several weeks, Hou has sued TuSimple for control of his voting rights, demanded the company immediately liquidate and return all remaining cash to shareholders, and urged courts to block TuSimple’s ability to transfer funds to China. Now, Hou is pushing shareholders to change the board, even if that means taking the fight outside the annual meeting.