Who Should Compete in Women’s Sports? There Are ‘Two Almost Irreconcilable Positions’
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She Tried to Cross a Highway in an Ultramarathon. She Didn’t Make It.
Kim McCoy lost her leg in a horrific accident during a 340-mile race across the Deep South. After 270 miles, should runners have had to cro...
N.Y. Gyms Can Reopen Under These New Rules
The governor's announcement that health clubs could reopen came with several caveats, including that facilities would be limited to a t...
America Has Two Feet. It’s About to Lose One of Them
For decades, U.S. metrologists have juggled two conflicting measurements for the foot. Henceforth, only one shall rule.
RB Leipzig Ultras: German Soccer’s Great Contradiction
A corporate-owned team runs against everything most German soccer fans hold dear. So how do the club’s most ardent supporters square their ...
The Biggest Moments From Night 1 of the Democratic Convention
Michelle Obama’s voting plea, Bernie Sanders’s call to circle around Joe Biden and a moment of silence for George Floyd: The virtual gather...
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In a prime-time speech at the Democratic National Convention, the runner-up for the party’s nomination assailed President Trump, warning, “...
Trudeau’s Finance Minister Quits Post Amid Charity Scandal
Bill Morneau insisted his stepping down was not related to a conflict-of-interest controversy that has embroiled him and Prime Minister Jus...
No Applause, No Crowds: Democrats Begin a Most Unusual Convention
Driven online because of the coronavirus crisis, Democrats presented a program that spanned the ideological gamut from socialists to Republ...
Trump's Post Office Mess Is Meant to Exhaust You
Trump is “flooding the zone.” It’s a form of modern censorship.
Coronavirus Briefing: What Happened Today
The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill canceled in-person learning a week into the semester.
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