Multiplatform editor and contributing writer
Thomas Floyd is a multplatform editor and contributing writer. He focuses on themes such as arts and entertainment, theater, sports, and cultural movements, often exploring topics like plays, musicals, and pop culture. His work has been featured in notable publications including The Washington Post, The Detroit News, and the Santa Fe New Mexican.
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Thomas Floyd's coverage primarily focuses on event-based reporting, particularly in the realms of sports and entertainment. His articles cover a wide range of topics including wrestling, movies, soccer, music, and theater.
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By: Thomas Floyd
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By: Dan Merica, Elahe Izadi, Fritz Hahn, Thomas Floyd, Rick Maese
Every four years, a soccer tournament arrives to remind us that civilization is mostly a polite fiction, held together by breakfast beers, polyester jerseys, ancient grudges and the shared belief that shouting at a television can somehow influence events thousands of miles away. For nearly six weeks, offices become sports bars, sports bars become embassies and group chats become international tribunals. Otherwise reasonable people will develop deeply held opinions about flopping and claim lifelo
By: Thomas Floyd
After missing the 2022 World Cup, Chris Richards sped back from an ankle injury to lead the American back line this summer.
By: Thomas Floyd
"We keep having to fight these fights over and over," says Shaina Taub, the writer behind the Tony-winning show, which counts Hillary Clinton among its producers.
By: Rick Maese, Thomas Floyd
A long-ago travel snafu meant Folarin Balogun had not one but three national team uniforms to choose from come 2026.
By: Thomas Floyd
Rolling to a 2-0 victory against the outclassed Australians, the U.S. punched its ticket to the knockout round with a game to spare.
SEATTLE â Mauricio Pochettino, the coach of the U.S. menâs soccer team, has preached the value of the collective since taking over the program 19 months ago. The often jovial
By: Thomas Floyd
The U.S.âs unprecedented start means it will stay on the West Coast and should avoid tournament heavyweights in the next round.
By: Rick Maese, Thomas Floyd
IRVINE, Calif. â Before the ball even arrived, Folarin Balogun seemed to have it all choreographed.
By: Thomas Floyd
The Americans are off to a hot start. One reason for their success? A quirky and comfortable base camp in Irvine, California.
