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- Sep 30, 2026
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Folarin Balogun Is on the 2026 TIME100 Next (opens the original)
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At the World Cup this summer, Folarin Balogun sent an unmistakable message that he’s the new face of U.S. men’s soccer. In his first Cup appearance, Balogun—who grew up in London but chose to compete for the U.S., where he was born—scored a pair of goals in a 4-1 trouncing of Paraguay, created an own goal in a victory against Australia, then scored again in the team’s 2-0 round-of-32 win over Bosnia and Herzegovina. Balogun was such a potent force on the field that when FIFA overturned his one-g
Colin Kaepernick on Threats He Faced, His NFL Exile, and That Jay-Z Lyric (opens the original)
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Following a string of high-profile police shootings of Black men 10 years ago, San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick began protesting such incidents by sitting during the national anthem at preseason games. What began as a quiet action turned into a fevered national debate about freedom of expression, patriotism, and so much more. In Kaepernick’s new memoir, The Perilous Fight, the quarterback explains that his action was spontaneous. He wasn’t even in uniform on August 13, 2016, the
Colin Kaepernick on Threats He Faced, His NFL Exile, and That Jay-Z Lyric - AOL (opens the original)
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Following a string of high-profile police shootings of Black men 10 years ago, San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick began protesting such incidents by sitting during the national anthem at preseason games. What began as a quiet action turned into a fevered national debate about freedom of expression, patriotism, and so much more. In Kaepernick’s new memoir, The Perilous Fight, the quarterback explains that his action was spontaneous. He wasn’t even in uniform on August 13, 2016, the
Carmelo Anthony: TIME100 Art 2026 (opens the original)
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Athletes often draw comparisons to artists, and basketball Hall of Famer Carmelo Anthony—who danced around defenses, innovated angles, and showed a delicate touch around the basket en route to scoring 28,289 points in his 19-year NBA career—counts as a master craftsman. So it’s only fitting that Anthony, like other professional athletes, is starting to make his mark as an art collector. Anthony—who owns works from the likes of Ernie Barnes, the former pro football player who went on to become a
At the U.S. Open, Ben Shelton Has America Believing Again (opens the original)
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As we approach the U.S. Open final, which takes place Sunday in New York City, the optimism about American men’s tennis is clocking in at a level unseen since Andy Roddick won the tournament in 2003. Ben Shelton, the big-serving southpaw who grew up in Gainesville, Florida, and won national team and singles championships at the University of Florida in 2021 and 2022, respectively, will face the event’s top seed—and the world’s No. 2-ranked player—Alexander Zverev of Germany. Sure, topping Zverev
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