Headaches can be “among the worst pain disorders known to human beings,” according to studies journalist Zeller cites in his moving debut. Noting that he has suffered from Continue reading ...

So what happened? Sports columnist Christine Brennan, while promoting her book On Her Game—a deep dive into Clark’s influence on women’s sports—hinted that answers might be inside the pages.

Christin Brennan is a sports columnist for USA Today and is the author of On Her Game, which goes behind the scenes on Clark's impact on women's sports. While promoting her book on social media ...

Among the inductees is Medill Prof. Christine Brennan, an award-winning sports journalist and commentator who has covered 21 Olympic Games and broken barriers as a woman in sports media.

They’ll go right back at it. Editor’s note: Christine Brennan is writing a book on Caitlin Clark and the revolution in women’s sports to be published by Scribner in spring/summer 2025.

“The figure skating community in the United States is heartbroken and will be for quite some time,” said Christine Brennan, an ABC news contributor and sports analyst from Toledo. According to ...

CNN sports analyst Christine Brennan said. “So this is US figure skating’s future,” Brennan said. “This would be the young teenagers who we would expect to see bubble to the surface ...

Young skaters attended the National Development Camp after the US championships last weekend to work with coaches and top skaters, CNN sports analyst Christine Brennan said. “So this is US figure ...

Young skaters attended the National Development Camp after the US championships last weekend to work with coaches and top skaters, CNN sports analyst Christine Brennan said. “So this is US ...

Christine R. (Suchecki) Brennan, 84, of Newington, passed away peacefully on Tuesday, January 21, 2025, surrounded by her loving family. She was the beloved wife of the late Lawrence “Larry” J.

WNBA reporter Christine Brennan stood up for Caitlin Clark after another series of negative comments thrown at the 2024 No. 1 overall pick. Despite being named TIME's 2024 Athlete of the Year ...