Culture & Opinion
Nissan's Answer to Your Baby's Backseat Blues
Discover how Nissan's new puppet, Iruyo, designed to entertain and soothe babies in cars, can transform your driving experience with your little one.
Culture & Opinion
Stages Cycling Execs Move to Giant Amid Legal Battle and Operational Halt
Former Stages Cycling executives join Giant Manufacturing following a lawsuit and the apparent shutdown of Stages. Dive into the details of this significant industry shift.
Culture & Opinion
'One Billion Americans' Review, Matthew Yglesias' Bold Vision for a Bigger, Family-Centric America
Explore Matthew Yglesias' "One Billion Americans," where he argues for expanding family-friendly policies to boost national growth and stability.
Tech & Data
Strava's Data Unveils Top 10 US Cycling Cities, Millennials Lead the Way
Explore how US cities are leading the way in cycling commutes and saving millions of kilograms of carbon, according to Strava's latest data.
Culture & Opinion
Video - What Happened To The Nautilus?
Explore the gripping story of the Nautilus, the submarine that embarked on a daring 1931 expedition to the North Pole, overcoming the Arctic's formidable challenges.
Culture & Opinion
End of the Road? Ride The Rockies Canceled for 2024
Ride The Rockies, a beloved Colorado cycling event since 1986, is canceled for 2024 due to low registrations, with its future now uncertain.
Culture & Opinion
Recommended Reading: We Need to Make Cities Less Car-Dependent
Explore how U.S. cities can learn from the Netherlands to reduce car dependence, enhance public transit, and make urban areas safer and more sustainable.
Culture & Opinion
Recommended Reading: The Rapid Decline of Homicides in American Cities
Explore the dramatic drop in homicides across major U.S. cities in early 2024 and its potential political impact. Dive into detailed statistics and city-specific trends.
Culture & Opinion
PEdALED Odyssey Collection
PEdALED has just rolled out their latest Odyssey Collection, boasting warm hues that echo the challenging ascents and boundless vistas encountered by PEdALED athletes Quinda Verheul and Adam Kolarski as they raced through Morocco's Atlas Mountain Race. The new line captures the essence of their high-speed adventure across
Culture & Opinion
When Politicians Invoke the Founding Fathers, Remember This
Another fantastic read for the weekend. Jamelle Bouie takes on an issue that has driven me more and more crazy over the past few years. Right-wing Republicans are convinced that they, and they alone, have direct insight into the minds of the Founders who – surprise! – were unanimously in favor of
Culture & Opinion
Why I Hope to Die at 75
Why I Hope to Die at 75 by Ezekiel J. Emanuel. Recently, there’s been a buzz around extending human lifespans, but Dr. Emmanuel, an oncologist and bioethicist, has a different take that's turning heads: he hopes to die at 75. He makes a provocative case against the
Culture & Opinion
Teacher makes good on decades-old promise to watch eclipse with former students
Starting in 1978, a high school science teacher told his students that he would throw a viewing party for the 2024 solar eclipse.