This is what's going to happen in 2025, according to the Defector staff. Donald Trump exacerbates the Caitlin Clark culture war around the start of the WNBA season, to the point that it provokes some ...

3 Signs You’ve ‘Made It’ Financially, According to Financial Influencer Genesis Hinckley No Update on Caitlin Clark’s Retirement Plan as Opposition’s $110 Million NWSL Fee Gets the Green Light Apple ...

Tribe becomes 1st in US history to pass unprecedented constitutional amendment: 'It is our responsibility to protect her' Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts: Courts' independence under threat ...

A year ago, we asked for your help. We – being still, somewhat new-to-the-scene caretakers of the Saratogian’s/Troy Record’s ...

Angel Reese has everything in her bag that could eventually guide her success, on and off the court. She has the drive to outdo herself, she is inspired and most importantly she has her "vision board.

The Girls5eva Song “Tap Into Your (Fort) Worth” Thank goodness Netflix saved Girls5Eva, a quick-witted sitcom that’s earned ...

Clark, who closed her college career as the all-time leading scorer in NCAA Division I history for both men and women, transformed the landscape of women's basketball with her electrifying style ...

Caitlin Clark keeps piling up dominant numbers. Clark attracted historic viewership and attendance for her basketball games this year, both in college and the WNBA. And with the trading card ...

The Iowa Hawkeyes women's basketball team announced it will retire Caitlin Clark's jersey Feb. 2. Clark's No. 22, which she wears for the Indiana Fever, will hang from the rafters at Carver ...

Caitlin Clark's WNBA stardom has sparked debate ... takes inspiration from Kendrick Lamar's style, pairs a $420 bag with leather jacket ...

INDIANAPOLIS -- Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark is getting some work in with her new coach. The Fever posted a video of Clark and her new head coach, Stephanie White, along with assistants Karima ...

Caitlin Clark has become a lightning rod for culture war discourse, and that continued last week when the Indiana Fever star was named Time Magazine‘s “Athlete of the Year.” “I want to say ...