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Based on the knowledge of expert contacts in the submersibles field, I felt certain almost immediately that OceanGate’s deep-sea vehicle had imploded. Why did the media spend so many days pushing the fantasy that there was still a chance?
Jack London said that achieving greatness sometimes means burning white hot, even if there's a price to be paid once the flame goes out. Josh Dean went to Alaska to hang with Lance Mackey, the toughest competitor in Iditarod history. He came away with a new understanding of resilience, bravery, and the iron bond between a musher and his dogs.
All you need to know about going wild with man's best friend, including training tips, canine gear, and wilderness etiquette
How a group of under-the-radar snowboarding filmmakers created one of the most innovative action-sports empires.
South America contains the Amazon, the Andes, 19,000 miles of coastline, and arguably more adventure than any other continent. So where to start? These ten perfect trips, from exploratory rafting in Peru to skiing in Chile to beach-hopping Brazil.
Soccer's hardest-working man has spent a lifetime developing the endurance, speed, and smarts needed to close the deal when it counts.
Obsessive biologist Rick McIntyre has some peculiar ideas about America's most controversial predator.
A new travel outfitter is offering up dream adventures guided by elite athletes. Is it too much of a good thing?
The goofy animal-show guy is vying to become a mainstream newsman. Does he have the killer instinct?
As a team of rookies at the World Elephant Polo Championships, we were set up for embarrassment. Instead we tasted glory.
Bob Burnquist is on a quest to go bigger and scarier than any athlete has ever thought possible—while also running an organic farm and choosing smoothies over Red Bull. He calls this progress. Behold the enlightened life (and far-out dreams) of the world's greatest skateboarder.
Upsetting King Federer again will take more than being the fittest man in tennis. Andy Roddick also has to chill out.
As you may have heard, they ski in Iran. As you may not have heard, the terrain is pretty sweet, there are dudes bouncing on the chairlifts, and The hills are alive with happy women in flowing robes. Can we make peace with this place Immediately?
Is the chalk-bag crowd ready to go upscale? New York City bouldering pioneer Ivan Greene thinks so, and he wants to lead the way.
If you can rip, you might be blue-chip. Just ask Steve Astephen, the superagent who's turning action-sports
