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Tailgating isn’t just a beer and a hot dog anymore, and truck manufacturers know it. Several automakers have really leaned into the culture, enabling their pickups to serve as everything from a mobile power station to an outdoor gourmet kitchen. With these innovations, the parking lot party has evolved. The following trucks, listed in alphabetical

Children who play sports are used to competing, but the fight is supposed to be over the ball—not the field on which teams play. Yet, around the country, athletic field access is becoming increasingly scarce, as nonprofit and municipal recreation centers face staffing shortages and struggle to maintain their grounds, despite rising demand for youth

  Preston Truman, a former Utah Jazz ball boy, thought he was in for a large payday on a pair of shoes Kobe Bryant wore during his rookie-season NBA playoff appearances. In May 2023, Truman consigned the shoes through Heritage Auctions — the largest collectibles auctioneer and the third-largest auction house in the world, according

  Being a billionaire doesn’t always mean spending like one. Tom Dundon paid roughly $4.25 billion for the Portland Trail Blazers and immediately started cutting costs like the purchase had cleaned out his checking account. Since taking control in Portland, the Carolina Hurricanes owner has laid off about 70 employees, pared back travel expenses, overhauled

  Google Trends, which measures relative search interest, hit an all-time high for the term “soccer” during the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The upward climb had been building for nearly six months before kickoff and, so far, has shown little sign of slowing down. The question now is how long that momentum can last. Are

  Pickleball has become America’s fastest-growing sport, drawing millions of new players over the past few years, with a particularly devoted following among older adults. It’s also the subject of “The Dink,” the new Apple TV+ comedy about a sidelined tennis pro who trades his racquet for a paddle and finds himself taken in by

  From June 11 to July 19 this summer, millions of fans around the globe tuned in to support their countries in the 2026 World Cup. And while the drama unfolded on screen, Oura Ring was tracking another story right on its members’ fingers. Oura’s data science team analyzed de-identified, aggregate Oura member data from

  Pro cycling has never been easier to watch from home. Today’s broadcasts offer helicopter footage, rider data, breakaway graphics, and sweeping shots of the world’s most famous race routes. Fans can follow nearly every climb, sprint, and attack in real time. But for many cycling fans, the appeal of the sport has always been

  Almost every family has a keepsake whose meaning far exceeds its material value: a ticket stub, a handwritten recipe, a faded photograph or a trading card saved from childhood. Sports cards can carry that same emotional and historical weight. They begin as mass-produced pieces of paper, yet the examples preserved over decades can become