Everyone says that fall is the best season of the year for dressing, but honestly, I think it can be kind of overwhelming. Everywhere you look, brands are dropping their fall style predictions, and it can be easy to get lost in the dizzying frenzy of micro trends. I know I can’t be the only one […]
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By Jesse Granger, Scott Wheeler, Joe Rexrode and Mark Puleo The San Jose Sharks may have landed their goalie of the future Thursday, acquiring coveted prospect Yaroslav Askarov along with a 2025 third-round pick and forward Nolan Burke in a deal with the Nashville Predators, who received forward David Edstrom, a 2025 first-round pick and
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The beginning of fall means making a few essential purchases: at least one new candle, a collection of sweaters, and a stack of new books to curl up with as it gets chilly outside. The best way to recreate that back-to-school energy we all know and miss? Bulk up your TBR list, of course. Whether
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The possibility of removing college football’s spring transfer window is officially on the table. The NCAA Football Oversight Committee this week recommended a proposal to the Division I Council to eliminate the 15-day April window and leave only the 30-day winter window, two people with knowledge of the decision told The Athletic. If adopted by
Dylan Crews, the Washington Nationals’ top prospect and the No. 2 pick in the 2023 MLB Draft, will make his major-league debut on Monday, a major-league source tells The Athletic’s Jim Bowden, confirming multiple reports. The former LSU star has split his 2024 season between Double A and Triple A and is slashing .272/.343/.455 with 13
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It’s been a delicious spring and summer for the pop girls. We’ve been gifted with albums from Taylor, Beyoncé, Kacey, Charli, Billie, Megan, Maggie—and now, we round out the bunch with Sabrina Carpenter’s Short n’ Sweet. It may be her sixth studio album, but it’s her first big release with mega-pop star status since “Espresso”
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It’s physically impossible to “just take a look” around Anthropologie without leaving with a new candle, a pair of earrings, and maybe a cute beaded coin purse or chunky cardigan. Perhaps it’s the “treat yourself” mentality I tend to live by every so often, or maybe it’s the way Anthropologie always has something new and
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A cycle of interest rate cuts could start as soon as September, according to comments Friday by Jay Powell, the chairman of the U.S. Federal Reserve: “The time has come for policy to adjust,” Powell said. After more than two years of elevated rates, the hotel industry is optimistic that cuts could spark a rush
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A car pulled up in front of the Lard home on Thursday evening in Kansas City, Kan., and a big man stepped out. He wore white sneakers, a brown long-sleeve shirt and a familiar smile on his face. As he stood near the curb, he asked the group of boys in the yard if he
Stay informed on all the biggest stories in Formula 1. Sign up here to receive the Prime Tire newsletter in your inbox every Monday and Friday morning. ZANDVOORT, Netherlands — After entering Formula One’s summer break as the form team, McLaren returned to the track on Friday at Zandvoort, eager to regain momentum. The 154 points accumulated
