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How a Vietnam War Refugee Broke an N.F.L. Barrier
Dat Nguyen, the first Vietnamese player to be drafted, became a star linebacker for the Cowboys.
At the French Open, a Debate Over Fan Etiquette and Player Behavior Rages On
Lines have been crossed by fans attending matches in Paris, and players who aren’t from France are bearing the brunt, a columnist for The Athletic...
Luka Doncic Stands on the Precipice of Greatness
The Dallas Mavericks are Dirk Nowitzki’s franchise, but there’s no better successor than Doncic, a columnist for The Athletic writes.
Why Deion Sanders’s Son Filed for Bankruptcy
The legal woes of Shilo Sanders, Colorado’s starting safety, are under scrutiny as a yearslong saga continues to unfurl.
The Celtics and Mavericks Will Need a Full Tactical Revamp Before the Finals
The matchup will be completely different from what both teams faced before.
Nelly Korda’s U.S. Women’s Open Round Revealed One Thing: She’s Human
Sometimes golf makes no sense. And the world No. 1’s battle on Thursday was as relatable as it gets, a columnist for The Athletic writes.
10 New Movies Our Critics Are Talking About This Week
Whether you’re a casual moviegoer or an avid buff, our reviewers think these films are worth knowing about.
The Man Behind the Muppets
The documentary “Jim Henson Idea Man,” from Ron Howard, explains how the puppeteer was inspired by felt, feathers and the lifelong pursuit of creativity.
Have You Ever Seen a Corgi Race?
At the Summer Corgi Nationals, the country’s finest racing corgis, and their over-the-top owners, celebrated everything about the breed
He Endured Years of Racist Abuse at Chelsea. Today, He Waives His Anonymity.
Jimmy Aggrey reveals the horrendous impact of attacks and how he pieced his life back together.