Caitlin McCabe is a markets reporter for The Wall Street Journal in London, where she covers hedge funds and other big investors. Previously, she was a reporter for the Journal in New York.

During her time at Iowa, Caitlin Clark became a big-time basketball star. In her four seasons there, she led Division I women's basketball in scoring and assists three times, and she ended her ...

Following Caitlin Clark's 2024 WNBA Rookie of the Year campaign and a first-round playoff exit, Indiana brought in a new coach, several veteran free agents and multiple draft picks to compete for ...

Caitlin Clark's off-season run-ins with referees are officially a thing. By now, it should be apparent that the Fever star will likely take an opportunity to give an official a piece of her mind ...

Indiana Fever superstar Caitlin Clark is unequivocally one of the biggest names in all of sports. Her run at Iowa led to historic viewership numbers during the NCAA Tournament, and her level of ...

The post's top comment was from none other than Caitlin Clark, who wrote, "YAYAYAYAYAYAYAYAYAYAYY SO HAPPY💕💕💕💓💓💓💓". Now that the Fever roster is back in Indianapolis ...

Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark did a favor for her former college team this past season. Iowa women's basketball coach Jan Jensen reveals Clark practiced with Iowa before their February game ...

Caitlin Clark, former Iowa Hawkeyes guard, turned the basketball world upside down in 2024. And her jersey sales not only dominated the WNBA but also stacked up against the biggest names in the ...

Caitlin Clark stars alongside some of the biggest names in basketball in a new Gatorade campaign. Rap artist Kendrick Lamar narrates the 60-second "Lose More. Win More" ad released last week, with ...

“Most people only own one jersey of a player so it's really just that many people having [Caitlin Clark] jerseys.” The surge of jersey sales in 2024 reflects the cultural phenomenon Clark has ...

Are you ready to join the millions of people who enjoy birds? If so, there’s no better time than the present to take the plunge—or at least dip your toes in. But wait. Where should you go? How do you ...