
Serena Williams, New York, and the Problem of Soft Power
Discretion is the better part of valor, except when it isn’t.

Roger Federer’s Long, Strange Road in New York Comes to an End
What goes up must come down, even for Roger Federer.

Kevin Anderson Relentless in Nighttime Push to US Open Semis
Determination pays off for one of the hardest workers on the Tour.

A Series of Disjointed, Late Night Thoughts on Federer-Tiafoe.
A few, somewhat coherent thoughts on a very late night in Flushing.

Big Time: Maria Sharapova Wins Blockbuster First Round
Maria Sharapova looks like her old self in New York.

US Open Finals: The Year of the Late Bloomer
Celebrating wins by Angelique Kerber and Stan Wawrinka.

Things We Learned over Labor Day Weekend at the US Open
Highlights of an eventful long weekend in Queens.

A Sister’s Embrace: Venus, Serena and the Search for Greatness
Reflecting on the best rivalry we love-hate to watch.

Things We Learned on Day 8 of the 2015 US Open
Anderson upsets Murray to reach his first career slam quarterfinal, Lisicki and Halep put on a show, and more.