His new book examines the strength of the sport’s hold on society—and what ultimately might send it spiraling to its demise.

What happens when the technology starts to surpass even the greatest athletes on the planet.

These two books approach very different subjects -- the American literary canon and American football -- but share a suspicion about what we accept too easily.

Author Chuck Klosterman, in his brainy new book on professional football, uses horse racing as a cautionary tale. He views the pigskin sport as being in decline − in defiance of conventional wisdom ...

Professional football is at the center of 21st-century American culture. A list of the most-watched television shows is ...

On Feb. 8, the nation will come to a standstill as the New England Patriots face the Seattle Seahawks in Super Bowl LX at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, Calif. An estimated 140 million people in the ...

The author and commentator discusses Football, his characteristically unique take on an American institution.

Tucker Carlson and the Unraveling of the Conservative Mind’ by Jason Zengerle. If you wonder how the GOP transformed from free-market champs to ...

Chuck Klosterman, writer and best-selling author, joins John Williams to discuss his new book, “Football.” Chuck talks to John about his interest in football, why he thinks football is the most ...

The New York Times Magazine took a look at how Chuck Klosterman was doing as their new Ethicist through his first five columns, and so far people are having a hard time with agreeing with him. Those ...

The conspiracy theory that thought the husband of CIA Director David Petraeus' mistress wrote to Chuck Klosterman, the New York Times Magazine's Ethicist, asking whether or not he should expose the ...