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Why Ovechkin Is ‘Nearly Impossible’ to Stop: Opponents, Teammates Explain His Shot

Top NHL blueliners, goalies and scorers explain Ovi’s unique skill as he closes in on Wayne Gretzky’s record.

Logan Murdock

The most expensive roster in the NBA is lurching toward the finish line and a potentially franchise-altering summer. “It’s upsetting,” says Devin Booker. “When you’re playing with this type of talent, you expect a championship.”

MLB’s Torpedo Bats Aren’t New — and They Aren’t Magic

This season, the average runs per game are up by 0.04 and batting average is down 5 points.

In 1977, She Made an Extraordinary Leap. It’s Taken Almost Five Decades for Anyone to Catch Up.

Mary Shane broke an enormous barrier in one of America’s most sexist industries. Why has she been forgotten?

Study: MLB’s Average Salary Tops $5 Million for First Time

Major League Baseball’s average salary broke the $5 million mark on Opening Day for the first time, according to a study by The Associated Press.

What’s Your Type? A Reading List on Typefaces with Wild Tales to Tell

A dimly lit cave wall; a piece of bark; a stone tablet; a blank sheet of paper; an empty page on a screen. A hand that makes a mark. A mind that exults in the mark it has just made. Whatever great thoughts may swirl about in the mind, when it comes down to it, the artist must let out the artisan.

Does America Face a “Ship Gap” With China?

Over the past few years, concerns about China’s navy and its potential threat to U.S. interests have steadily grown. Two decades ago, the U.S. Navy had 282 battle-force ships against the Chinese navy’s 220, but by the mid-2010s this advantage had disappeared.

I Opted Out of AI Training. Does This Reduce My Future Influence?

If we all start opting out of our posts being used for training models, doesn't that reduce the influence of our unique voice and perspectives on those models? Increasingly, the models will be everyone's primary window into the rest of the world.

Hegseth’s Leak Would Have Warned the Enemy. The White House Is Using Semantics to Obscure That.

The White House effort to defend Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth on Wednesday leaned heavily into a semantic argument. What he posted on the now-infamous Signal chat with his national security colleagues, Mr. Hegseth and other administration officials insist, was not a “war plan.”

New open-source math model Light-R1-32B surpasses equivalent DeepSeek performance with only $1000 in training costs

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We’ve entered a forever war with bird flu

Avian influenza is “evolving in ways we haven’t seen before,” says Martha Nelson, a computational biologist and staff scientist researching pathogen evolution at the National Institutes of Health — one of many scientists who have been monitoring the global H5N1 outbreak.

The US right is coming for disabled people. Here’s why that threatens everyone

Twelve days before Donald Trump took office, Charlie Kirk, media personality and rightwing activist, complained on his eponymous show about the presence of American Sign Language (ASL) interpreters at emergency press briefings for the Los Angeles fires.

This budget-friendly laptop accessory is my secret weapon against messy desks (and it's $20 off)

Laptop or desktop? I'm sure many people ask themselves this question when shopping for a new computer. Laptops are obviously more mobile and better suited for users on the go. Desktops, on the other hand, enable a much richer PC ecosystem.

The Blind Side Of Leadership: Toxic Positivity In Workplace Culture

Contributor. Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I am a C-Suite coach and organizational consultant A surprising number of leaders are unaware of toxic positivity, even as they unwittingly cultivate it.

Top SEO Shares How To Win In The Era Of Google AI

Jono Alderson, former head of SEO at Yoast and now at Meta, spoke on the Majestic Podcast about the state of SEO, offering insights on the decline of traditional content strategies and the rise of AI-driven search. He shared what SEOs should be doing now to succeed in 2025.

Curated by our editorsStories to fuel your mind

Why Ovechkin Is ‘Nearly Impossible’ to Stop: Opponents, Teammates Explain His Shot

Logan Murdock

MLB’s Torpedo Bats Aren’t New — and They Aren’t Magic

In 1977, She Made an Extraordinary Leap. It’s Taken Almost Five Decades for Anyone to Catch Up.

Study: MLB’s Average Salary Tops $5 Million for First Time

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