Seattle’s World Cup Pride Match went on despite objections from Iran and Egypt’s soccer federations, becoming a celebration of free expression, inclusion, and the global game….
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“It’s beyond explainable how special and unique my story is,” says striker Folarin Balogun….
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Athletes, entrepreneurs, and marketing officers came together for a TIME100 Talks panel discussion in Cannes to discuss the importance of storytelling within global sports branding….
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When it comes to Burnham, the mood “seems to be moving very swiftly towards the coronation route, not the competition route,” experts tell TIME….
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Emotional distance often passes quietly from fathers to sons. It doesn’t have to, argues Matt Fogelson….
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For years, American soccer has waited for this group to arrive. A convincing 2-0 win over Australia offered another sign that it finally might be happening….
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As with almost every Pixar movie, you can expect the tears to flow. But was Jessie’s big moment earned, or a product of unearned emotional manipulation?…
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As Vladimir Putin’s daughter helps lead a new push for AI talent, Russia’s biggest obstacle may be the chips it can’t make….
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