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Published September 28, 2026 11:00AMOverview: After two months of testing joggers through gym sessions, trail runs, and 20 days of coastal camping, the Vuori Sunday Performance Jogger stood out as the best overall pick. Its midweight four-way-stretch fabric delivers genuine workout performance without sacrificing lounge-worthy softness—proving versatile enough for the couch, the gym, and everything between. Read reviews of our other top picks below.  Joggers might be the most versatile pants in my closet. A good pair occupies the increasingly important middle ground between sweatpants, running tights, and technical outdoor pants. They’re comfortable enough to wear on the couch, presentable…

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Published September 28, 2026 11:53AMFor this article, Outside Run contributor Danielle Zickl spoke to two endocrinologists to find out whether your high-intensity runs are actually messing with your hormones. Key Takeaways: Cortisol rises when your body faces increased physical or metabolic demand, such as exercise. A 2021 study found that cortisol increased immediately after exercise, often fell below baseline about two hours later, and returned to baseline within 24 hours. Signs of abnormally high cortisol include bruising, muscle weakness, wide purple stretch marks, worsening high blood pressure or diabetes, and sometimes changes in fat distribution. If you’ve scrolled through social…

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Ford’s newest hire works short shifts, eats before clocking in and has wings. His name is El Charro, and he’s a hawk that scares away pesky pigeons. At its Hermosillo assembly plant, which builds more than 300,000 trucks and SUVs a year, pigeons had become a costly nuisance, the Wall Street Journal reports. They pooped on freshly painted vehicles, got into equipment and even waited for doors to open so they could fly inside. Ford tried blasting recordings of bigger birds and even hung replicas of “predator eyes.” But the pigeons weren’t fooled. So managers hired a falconer. The first…

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Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Key Takeaways A mobile-friendly website lets customers quickly find, understand and act on what your business offers—wherever they are. Fast load times, readable content and tap-friendly navigation can turn a frustrating visit into a sale, booking or inquiry. A modern website has to feel at home on any screen, whether someone’s checking it on their phone in line at the coffee shop or browsing on a big desktop monitor at the office. With mobile devices now responsible for well over half of global web traffic, a site that isn’t responsive is far…

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The last few weeks have not been good PR for AI, as tech titans and researchers continue to blow the whistle on their fears of AI agents going rogue. But Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang isn’t one of these people. He told CBS News there is a “0% chance” AI ends humanity by 2030. Speaking with the New York Times’ Ezra Klein, he called the doomsday predictions from AI pioneers like Geoffrey Hinton “hurtful” and unscientific. His comments are a reaction to an incident in which hundreds of rogue OpenAI agents escaped a testing environment and hacked Hugging Face, the open-model…

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Published September 28, 2026 05:18AMYvon Chouinard was still a kid when he got into climbing. By the mid-1950s, he was a regular in Yosemite National Park, one of a small crew figuring out how to climb all the major walls, like Half Dome and El Capitan. But Yvon played a unique role in that so-called golden age of Yosemite climbing, both for his climbing achievements and for what he did with the gear.Back then, climbers secured their ropes to the cliffs by hammering metal pitons into cracks in the rock. But the only pitons commercially available came from Europe and…

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Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Key Takeaways Education is not separate from selling, especially in a specialized industry. It is a necessary part of helping customers make a useful comparison and decide on a product. Businesses naturally want to emphasize what their products can do. The harder, and often more important, conversation is explaining what they cannot do. Customer education can’t belong only to the marketing department or sales team. It’s everyone’s responsibility to make sure customers can see the company’s expertise in action. Some businesses sell products that customers already understand. Others have to explain the…

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Updated September 27, 2026 10:15AMKey takeaways: Outside contributor Gwen Pratesi shares a first-hand look at what it’s like to track the world’s largest bear—the Kodiak bear—in Alaska with Alutiiq guides whose ancestors have cohabitated with these massive animals on sacred lands for millennia. Alongside polar bears, Kodiak bears are considered the largest land carnivores on the planet. As we set out by catamaran on Karluk Lake in Alaska’s Kodiak Archipelago, I am excited, though admittedly a bit nervous. It’s mid-August, and our small group is headed to the Thumb River, one of the best bear-viewing locations on Kodiak Island, the…

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An overly stuffed pack changes how force moves through your feet, which might lead you to cancel your hiking trip or increase the risk of long-term damage. A podiatrist and one of the study’s authors weigh in. (Photo: Canva)Published September 27, 2026 03:03AMReporting Note: This article is based on a study published in the Journal of Functional Morphology and Kinesiology that measured the plantar pressure of recreational hikers under different backpack weight conditions. Outside interviewed one of the study’s lead researchers, Santi García-Cremades, PhD, for a deeper understanding of the results, and Dr. Gabriel Cooper, DPM, a podiatrist affiliated with…

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Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Even great MLB pitchers rarely make it past 15 seasons, especially in the modern era. CC Sabathia, however, slung it for 19 electric seasons, becoming one of the most dominant and durable lefties of his generation. But even Sabathia couldn’t outrun Father Time forever, and in 2019, it was time to hang up his cleats. Now, as they celebrate the Yankees retiring CC’s iconic No. 52, Sabathia and his wife, Amber, are reflecting on life after MLB and how they’re giving back to their community through the PitCCh In Foundation. The Sabathias…

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