Some of America’s biggest manufacturers are backing away from forklifts. The vehicles have been integral to factories and warehouses for more than a century, but now companies are aspiring to ...

And it ruptured," Clark said of her Fever game against the New York Liberty June 2. "I knew it right away because I’ve done it before [while tubing in a lake]. It hurts so bad. … That was my ...

Taylor Swift’s concert was a slam dunk. Travis Kelce and Caitlin Clark bonded over their mutual love of the pop star’s Eras Tour on Wednesday’s episode of his “New Heights” podcast.

Indiana Fever star and 2024 WNBA rookie of the year Caitlin Clark was the guest this week on New Heights, the podcast hosted by Jason and Travis Kelce. And, of course, the topics ranged from ...

Jason and Travis Kelce rang in the new year with the “most-requested guest in the history of” their New Heights podcast: Indiana Fever guard and NCAA all-time leading scorer Caitlin Clark. The Time ...

Arguably one of the most popular athletes of the year, Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark was not only been exceptional on the court but also made a significant impact off it. Whether through ...

It was the episode we were all waiting for: WNBA Rookie of the Year Caitlin Clark on the New Heights podcast. Jason and Travis Kelce invited the Iowa superstar on for the first episode of 2025 ...

"Life-changing, maybe?" Clark said. "And all in a good way. I mean things just change really fast. As you guys know, that's just how the world works and especially with social media people see a lot ...

2024 was big year for Amazon – in addition to becoming the first online retailer for Hyundai cars, the company kept busy putting a fleet of autonomous forklifts, order picking AI-powered robots ...

Caitlin Clark revealed what led to her legendary tenure with the Iowa Hawkeyes when discussing her college choice with the Kelce brothers. Iowa Hawkeyes guard Caitlin Clark (22) celebrates in the ...

Seacrest has been hosting the televised event for 20 years. He first joined the coverage in 2005, after the late Dick Clark suffered a stroke that left him with lingering speech impediments.