Author: Nathaniel Holloway
The Golden State Warriors are reportedly showing interest in a former Toronto Raptors champion in free agency.Read More
The Minnesota Vikings and quarterback J.J. McCarthy are facing an unprecedented season, with the scope of their challenges continuing to reveal itself. After becoming the first first-round quarterback to miss their entire rookie season, McCarthy is poised to take the starting job as the Vikings embark on a historic season. The Vikings’ schedule, released in June, features back-to-back international games in two different countries, which no team has ever done in NFL history.Read More
We are just a few days away from the Home Run Derby taking center stage in Atlanta. Jake and Jordan break down the field and each chose a winner. The MLB Draft is only two days away. The guys discuss who the Washington Nationals will take with their first pick of the post-Mike Rizzo era. Lastly, The Good, The Bad & The Uggla is here to close out the week. We are in Atlanta for the next few episodes of the one and only Baseball Bar-B-Cast.Read More
Plus, a reader question on when provisions from Trump’s big bill take effect.Read More
Your brain doesn’t retire when you do—but it does have a few dealbreakers.Read More
Ben Nichols, founder of the firm Padel 22, plays Padel. (Photo courtesy of Padel 22) Why all the racket about Padel? Students and faculty in the Newhouse Sc …Read More
Apple had a box-office hit with “F1,” the car-racing movie. Now it looks poised to win the US streaming rights for F1 races. ESPN streams them now.Read More
How North Carolina stays atop the rankings for best business states and winning large projects isn’t overly complex, says John Boyd, a prominent site-selection consultant. “To paraphrase the saying, `It’s energy stupid.'”Read More
Apple has submitted a bid worth at least $150 million a year to stream Formula 1 races starting in 2026, Business Insider reported on Friday.Read More
More than one-third of small business owners plan to sell in the next year, as inflation concerns and tariff pressures compound exit planning gaps.Read More