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Death in the Strike Zone: The Mysterious Fate of James Creighton, Baseball’s First Star

A new book explores the career of a player who many credit with inventing the curveball, and why he has been kept out of the Hall of Fame

Molly Miller, ‘pretty privilege’ and women’s basketball’s beauty trap

Arizona State’s head coach has turned around a losing program. Unsurprisingly, much of the discourse on the internet was not based on her leadership skills

US quadruple amputee cornhole champion arrested on suspicion of murder

Dayton Webber, 27, accused in shooting death of Bradrick Wells in Maryland, reportedly after argument inside car

Dario Fo at 100: a deliriously funny playwright with a deadly serious purpose

The great Italian entertainer’s plays, such as Accidental Death of an Anarchist, have not lost their power to make audiences roar with laughter while confronting injustice

‘I enjoy when things get tough’: Alessia Russo on Arsenal’s trophy quest, family pride and staying focused

In an exclusive interview, the England forward explains she is ‘locked in’ for the Gunners’ Champions League quarter-final against Chelsea

'We’re not in England any more’: Tuchel hopes Kansas City is World Cup haven

Squad will be based at five-star Inn at Meadowbrook

WNBPA President Nneka Ogwumike says new CBA will have a major impact on players' bank accounts

WNBPA President Nneka Ogwumike told CNBC significant pay raises for WNBA players could change their off-season routines.

Today's Atlantic Trivia: March Madness

Test your knowledge—and read our stories for a little extra help.

Tottenham's interim manager Igor Tudor mourns death of his father, Mario

Tottenham's interim manager, Igor Tudor, is mourning the death of his father, Mario. Tudor was unable to fulfil his media commitments after Spurs’ 3-0 Premier League home defeat by Nottingham Forest because of the bereavement.

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While other teams rely on physicality, PSG trust technique and versatility

PSG do not run as much as their opponents and they are not as big or powerful, but they keep winning

'The most stunningly awful wonderful record': how the Shaggs became rock’s most divisive band

Often completely out of tune and rarely in time, the group of sisters forced to play together by their father gained an army of fans from Frank Zappa to Kurt Cobain. A new documentary celebrates their cult status