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His father coached Jalen Hurts to lead, but two games at Alabama — a bruising benching and a comeback — gave him the fight that has been key to his M.V.P. candidacy with the Philadelphia Eagles.

Serena Williams feels ‘no happiness’ retiring — just like many people who leave careers they love

A contagious disease doesn’t judge the value of a victim by social status, income, race, religion or sexual orientation.

American professional basketball player for the Los Angeles Lakers and household name, LeBron James doesn’t just shoot and score… he does it on repeat. For more than a decade, LeBron has experienced monumental success.

Living a quieter life in Montreal and playing in the Canadian Football League, the former Heisman Trophy winner discussed his self-sabotaging ways and his plans for a comeback.

Mickey Callaway and a wave of rookie baseball managers are out to prove that understanding people is as important as crunching numbers.

Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Doug Baldwin is looking to help VICIS, the Seattle-based technology company poised to have its helmet make an impact in the

What research shows about masculinity, mental health, and elite athletes.

Experts say a difficult superstar is rarely worth the cost to workplace morale. Does the Bulls icon prove them wrong?

The upper echelon is hoarding money and privilege to a degree not seen in decades. But that doesn’t make them happy at work.

Finding the right candidate for a job is tough, but it’s even tougher once you realise that as many as a third of employees have lied on their CVs. This article explores what the most common lies are, and how you can avoid a so-called ‘bad hire’.

Baseball’s psychology specialists explain how the advice they give All-Star players can also work at your workplace.