Lindsay Crouse

Americans have begun to take the team’s success for granted, even as we make its members fight for their legitimacy.

We must dismantle the grandfathered-in systemic advantages that male athletes and male-dominated sports infrastructures continue to enjoy.

What drives a grown person to travel to a courthouse in Virginia to hurl insults at someone she has never met, about behavior she didn’t witness and money she is not owed?

Mariko Yugeta’s comeback story shows that regret doesn’t have to drag us down.

Sometimes you deliver your best performance when your back is against the wall.

Instead of showing the best of what humanity can do, this year’s Olympics seem to reflect what we can’t.

I didn’t know how my workout had gone, or how I’d slept last night, until I opened the app.

Some star athletes seem to think you don’t have to follow public health policy — as long as you win.

A thought experiment for finding more happiness in the everyday.

For just over two hours Sunday, the New York City Marathon returned the sport to simplicity. Don’t expect it to last.

Joyciline Jepkosgei’s win over Mary Keitany may have signaled a changing of the guard. Geoffrey Kamworor won in New York for the second time.

It takes courage to accept where you are now, to resist trying to force yourself back to what you once were.

It’s time to stop litigating whether these punishments are fair and to start thinking about why some behaviors seemed OK in the first place.

Facebook’s internal research suggesting that social media is harming teenage girls will not surprise anyone who is or has been a teenage girl.

The Theranos founder has turned out to be a symbol of how far we haven’t come.

The medal-winning marathoner Molly Seidel is the latest athlete to win by prioritizing self care.

Cheer for these brave, determined mother-athletes — but also remember that they are succeeding despite the fact that society failed them.

“At the end of the day, we’re human, too,” said the greatest gymnast America has ever produced.

Tokyo is shaping up to be an angry Olympics, and with good reason. Is it possible to still watch in good faith?

The record-breaking gymnast is forging a path beyond girlhood for her sport.