Love this story about where pitchers' are looking when they throw wapo.st/3Q2236t

Sally Jenkins: ''Kentucky is looking for a basketball coach who has stature, suavity, and strategic dexterity, all at once. ... There’s only one reason they wouldn’t consider Staley, and it’s on her birth certificate.' wapo.st/49w9Wbf

This would have been unthinkable before Caitlin Clark arrived at Iowa and changed everything. This isn’t just a sports story. This is an American cultural story. It’s about Title IX and what happens when a nation gives girls and women a chance to play sports too.

Eight of our nine most read Sports stories last week were about women’s basketball

Lalzawmi “Zomi” Frankcom, Damian Soból and Seif Issam Abu Taha were among the seven aid workers killed in a strike that World Central Kitchen blamed on Israel.

The attack on the organization founded by José Andrés drew international rebuke. wapo.st/3VLTIaL

Before ‘Drive to Survive’: F1’s big winners, feuds and controversies (via Bonnie Berkowitz) washingtonpost.com/sports/2024/03…

As far as I know, 100 percent of college hoops teams that have hired WaPo sports staffers as assistant coaches have advanced to the ncaa tournament

Really cool story kicking off F1 coverage. And had a lovely time working with Sports Yutao Chen 陈昱陶 Bonnie Berkowitz Jason Murray! Check this out -- it's a gift link! wapo.st/48M81Pj

A stunning live TV moment showcasing the reality of America today: Parents of Parkland victim, Joaquin Oliver, were on-set to talk to CNN about their gun reform work...their interview derailed by breaking news of Kansas City shooting.

'Not surprised at all,' the father says.

Sad and shocking news out of Kenya.

Marathon world record holder Kelvin Kiptum has died at 24 years old after a car accident along the Eldoret-Kaptagat road, according to a report from The Standard newspaper. Multiple journalists in Kenya have also reported the news.

“This was…

Forever grateful to Don Catlin, who spent time ~25 years ago teaching me and another young reporter about an impossibly complex topic so we could write about it accurately — and answered my dumb questions for years afterward. A brilliant and wonderful man. washingtonpost.com/sports/2024/02…

Fire on the way in and out. (We show it but not in a gross way, I swear)
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'The upshot is that on Feb. 3 in Orlando, the most compelling contest of the day will likely be for second place in the men’s race.'—Scott Douglas with the clearest explanation I've seen about the American situation for Olympic qualifying at the Trials.
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One of the best perks of reporting is talking to people who have fascinating jobs I didn't know existed, such as professional ham slicers wapo.st/4aWL3Yl

Ever tried $1,800 ham? The many ways in which Spanish jamón is a different breed wapo.st/427sRab

A Spaniard and a clueless American (me) write about jamón, the champagne of pork products wapo.st/4aWL3Yl

Library kids unite! Librarian faced spate of insults. Thousands of people came to his defense. wapo.st/3TUvCK8

Thousands of you have been writing letters to our company’s leaders, demanding on our behalf that The Post come back to the bargaining table to negotiate in good faith.

So this morning, we took your message to the walls of their offices.

We need a fair deal. Right now.

Why our brains like holiday music washingtonpost.com/graphics/2019/…

Traffic reporter responds to body shaming email on live TV wapo.st/3RvvKho