Juan Soto stood on the first-base line, took a breath and spit out a few sunflower seeds before heading back to the Mets' dugout in disappointment. On the eighth pitch of a vintage Soto at-bat — which ...

Performances in N.Y.C. Advertisement Supported by A wave of viral videos highlight a style that participants call addictive and innovative. Descended from the Lindy Hop, it has few traditional markers ...

Oobi is a Parents' Choice Gold Award-winning television series on the Noggin channel. Oobi, a bare-hand puppet (with eyes and accessories) focuses on the stage in a young child’s life when everything ...

The final swing state poll from Emerson College/The Hill shows Republican Donald Trump and Democrat Kamala Harris locked in a tight race in the 2024 presidential election as the candidates vie for ...

Pennsylvania’s in-person voters will head to the polls in just a few hours for the 2024 general election, just as presidential candidates Kamala Harris and Donald Trump make last-minute efforts to ...

Swing states are often key components in winning a presidential election. While most of the nation is firmly in one camp or another, for example, California has been a blue state (Democratic) since ...

THE BASEBALL SWING is a puzzle, an ever-changing riddle. Even for the best hitters in the world, the fragility of the swing is palpable. Every minuscule detail matters. Batters are not machines, built ...

Pat Cummins is steaming in at the SCG to Pakistan's star batter, Babar Azam. He lets a ball rip that out of the hand is heading outside the off-stump, before it swerves dramatically in to trap Azam on ...

Pro golfers keep their swing path — a buzzword-y way of saying, the direction of their swing — it a pretty neutral place. Within a few degrees either side of where they're aiming. Amateur golfers?

Tiger Woods turned 48 on Dec. 30 and will enter 2024 in his 29th season as a professional. As he does, with hopes of playing on a monthly basis, here’s a look at the latest iteration of his swing, ...

Welcome to FiveThirtyEight’s politics chat. The transcript below has been lightly edited. So have Arizona and Georgia replaced Ohio as the nation’s presidential bellwether? Is once-swingy Florida ...