Rising U.S. tennis talent Tyra Grant will switch to represent Italy
Grant, 17, was born and raised in Italy but has been training at the national U.S. tennis campus in Florida since 2023.
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A House That Reimagines English Country Style
IN 2017, WHEN the British designer Faye Toogood, already the mother of one, learned that she was pregnant with twins, she found herself craving more space and privacy than life in central London allowed. And so, along with her husband, the …
Execs unfiltered thoughts on NFL Draft for every AFC team: Did the Browns get it right?
Execs liked Cleveland’s approach, but the process raised questions, while many had doubts about the Jaguars’ bold move for Travis Hunter.
‘I Have Cancer,’ the TikTok Star Said. Then Came the Torrent of Hate.
By the time Sydney Towle graduated from Dartmouth College in 2022, she had a growing social media side hustle. On TikTok, where she posted videos, her fans watched her perform dance moves in her kitchen and lip-sync to popular songs. She modeled …
Rory McIlroy Dives Deeper Into Private Equity
The golf star is teaming up with the investment firm TPG on a new sports-related fund.
The U.S.-Ukraine Mineral Deal: What We Know
The announcement that the deal had been signed came after months of fraught negotiations.
Looking Back at 101 Days, Elon Musk Sounds Less Confident
The billionaire was evasive about whether he could meet his goals for the Department of Government Efficiency, and said he would continue his work part time.
You Sent Us Your Travel Quandaries. Here Are Our Suggestions.
We asked readers stumped about where to go on vacation this summer to tell us their ideal kind of trip (and budget). Here, T’s travel expert responds with her recommendations.
Julia Parsons, U.S. Navy Code Breaker During World War II, Dies at 104
Soon after her officer training in Washington, she was recruited to a classified code-breaking team. She kept her work secret for decades, even from her family.
Tennis adopted electronic line calling on clay and created a ball-mark monster
For years, players have used ball marks to understand the story of a match on clay. Now, they are being asked not to trust them.