After the Paris Olympics and the Athlos NYC 2024, the dust had been settling in the realm of track and field sports. The post ...

After a world record-setting track career, Michael Johnson became just as well-known in retirement as one of the quickest to point out on social media where the sport had fallen short of its ...

Hopefully, within my lifetime. I and so many others are getting too old for this. Michael S. Johnson spent 47 years serving in the White House, Congress, private sector media relations and ...

Michael Johnson appreciated the warm gesture of Noah Ohio, who fulfilled a child's wish of meeting English footballer Jude Bellingham. The Dutch football forward, who was already friends with ...

Michael Johnson is a retired American sprinter who has a net worth of $14 million. Over the course of Johnson's career, he won four Olympic gold medals and eight World Championships gold medals.

To highlight a university's prototyping prowess, the London studio Johnson Banks designed a 3-D alphabet showcasing a century's worth of typefaces. Hooked on Phonics? Works for Me. Frustrated by ...

Michael Johnson believes his Grand Slam Track series is filling a “void” in athletics and is optimistic it will continue to attract the biggest names. The former American sprinting great hopes ...

Michael Johnson hailed Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone as the latter flipped her hair for a Grand Slam Track photoshoot ahead of the event's commencement in April 2025. The GST signed the 400m hurdles ...

Tahoe Township Justice Court Judge Michael K. Johnson recently completed an intensive two-week Special Court Jurisdiction: Advanced course for judges at the National Judicial College.

BBC Sport's Michael Johnson says Jakob Ingebrigtsen "got his tactics wrong" during a 1500m final which saw him miss out on the medals while Team GB's Josh Kerr took silver. WATCH / READ MORE ...

We talk to Michael Johnson about why the world needs his new book on branding, how to improve public perceptions of what branding does and why so many designers seem to think their peers are ...