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Congressman's refusal to speak to Al Jazeera reporter revives debate over the network's reputation

A brief exchange in the corridors of the US Congress has renewed debate over a sensitive question in journalism:

inkl · Sep 22

Tadej Pogačar just logged the biggest solo victory of his Grand Tour career – here's how it stacks up in his gallery of lone raids

The Slovenian recorded the longest solo Grand Tour stage win of his career at the Vuelta a España, but where does it rank on his palmarès?

Cycling News · Aug 26

Deutschland Tour: Isaac del Toro seals overall title as Paul Magnier wins finale stage 4 in Heilbronn

Danny van Poppel second, Tim Torn Teutenberg third in final sprint

Cycling News · Aug 23

'This team feels like home' – Isaac del Toro commits to UAE Team Emirates-XRG until 2031

Mexican young gun inks one of the longest contracts in pro cycling history

Cycling Weekly · Aug 6

Isaac del Toro commits his future to UAE Team Emirates-XRG with new long-term contract extension

After Tour de France podium finish, the Mexican will stay with Tadej Pogačar's team through 2031

Cycling News · Aug 6

Dead Cells studio thanks Guillermo del Toro for playing its game, gently suggests he try the easy mode

We've all been there.

PC Gamer · Aug 1

Will Tadej Pogačar win a sixth Tour de France? - What can we expect from the 2027 Grand Boucle

What we know, and suspect, about the 2027 route, which challengers will step up and how team sizes could play a factor into the Slovenian's dominance

Cycling News · Jul 30

Guillermo del Toro says "please, I beg you," make a less roguelike-y version of Dead Cells so "elderly players" can actually get through it

"Dead Cells was really interesting to me, I just hate respawning"

GamesRadar · Jul 30

Guillermo del Toro is asking for a slightly more forgiving Dead Cells, checkpoints and all, 'for the elderly players'

That actually sounds pretty nice, even if it defeats the point.

PC Gamer · Jul 30

Why all isn’t lost for cycling despite Tadej Pogacar’s iron grip on Tour de France

The Slovenian was as imperious as ever at this year’s Tour de France but the battle for the podium showed the sport remains in rude health

The Independent UK · Jul 28