A new study says that kids who used their fingers to do math in elementary school — something many were teased for — were ...

Nearly every day that Lucas Crawford walked into Stillwater High for class, football coach Chad Cawood made his pitch. “‘You ready to play football yet?’” Cawood would ask Crawford as he walked by.

From classroom tips to high-speed laps, learn how Radford Racing School transforms everyday enthusiasts into confident, faster drivers on track.

All the hope the Trojans built went down the drain in the loss to Oregon. The coaching staff could not get this team to play ...

The Edmonton Oilers have long built their identity on big runs, playoff pushes, and never being out of a season because they have the two best players in the world. They are the kind of team that ...

He led the New England Patriots to a sixth-straight win, but Drake Maye is still “frustrated” and wants “some plays back,” particularly one involving a bad “habit” the second-year quarterback is ...

The middle class may seem to have it made financially, with enough income to survive comfortably and purchase homes, vacations and retire well, but even they aren’t immune to poverty. The most common ...

Many runners analyze every aspect of their performance to find and fix the smallest faults. And expert guidance often centers around correction—how to fix bad form, poor pacing, or other bad habits ...

Amanda L. Rebar receives funding from the National Institute of Health (US), the Australian Research Council, and the National Health and Medical Research Council (Australia). Benjamin Gardner does ...

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It’s been more than a year since Clifton’s City Council decided to spend $150,000 on a forensic audit from Holman, Frenia, Allison (HFA) to dig into the city’s finances. On Tuesday, September 23, the ...

The first English-language feature from Swedish director Jonatan Etzler sometimes goes too broad — particularly with its overegged title metaphor — but has a surprising, genuinely subversive mean ...