Lowe — Ja Morant is back, the sad Pistons and Brandon Miller deserves attention
In the last nine things I liked and disliked of 2023, we look at why the Memphis Grizzlies are back on track with Ja Morant, how the Detroit Pistons are on the verge of becoming basketball’s Zippy Chippy and why the Charlotte Hornets should be happy with Brandon Miller‘s play so far. Jump to Lowe’s […]
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The best soccer matches of 2023: Premier League, LaLiga, more
Jude Bellingham of Real Madrid celebrates after scoring the team’s first goal to equalise against Barcelona on Oct. 28. Alex Caparros/Getty Images As we enter another jam-packed calendar year of action in 2024, it’s worth looking back at the drama, excitement and upsets across the soccer world in 2023. Domestic European leagues like the English Premier […]
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What Taylor Swift’s Brother Austin Gifted Travis Kelce for Christmas
No. 10: He Can Handle the Pressure Not only has Travis played in three Super Bowls, winning two of them (NBD!), but he’s also hosted Saturday Night Live, so you know he can handle intense spotlight with ease. That may seem trivial, but Taylor has penned several songs regarding her fear that her level of […]
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What Kind of Authoritarian Would Trump Be? by Jeremy Adelman
Exploiting a state of exception is a handy script for ruling in uncertain times, since it relies on neither a hegemonic political party nor a far-flung patronage network. Though it has attracted less attention, this is the model of backdoor authoritarianism that Donald Trump would most likely seek to apply if elected to another term. […]
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Man City’s comeback at Everton was their biggest win yet
LIVERPOOL, England — Five days after winning the FIFA Club World Cup in Saudi Arabia, Manchester City secured their most important victory of the season 35 miles from home against Everton. Forget the glory of being crowned world champions for the first time — this win at Goodison Park carries far more significance for manager […]
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