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Olympics
Noah Lyles was in tears shortly after 200-meter race. It had little to do with how he ran.
Olympics
Belarus Olympic runner who feared going home lands in Vienna
Before leaving Japan, Krystsina Tsimanouskaya had accused team officials of trying to put her on a plane to Belarus because she had criticized the team’s management.
Olympics
Decathlon, heptathlon world champions out of Tokyo Games
After suffering an injury in the 200 meters portion of the heptathlon, Katarina Johnson-Thompson refused to be helped off the track before crossing the finish line.
Olympics
Did USA sweep the men's 200m in Tokyo?
Check out how fast Americans Noah Lyles, Kenneth Bednarek and Erriyon Knighton ran the 200m in Tokyo.
Olympics
Why do Olympians bite their medals?
It's a tradition for Olympic winners to bite their medals, but there are two different stories behind where the practice comes from.
Olympics
Track records keep falling in fast Tokyo Games
The United States' Sydney McLaughlin smashed the world record and Dalilah Muhammad broke it as well in a sensational American 1-2 finish in the women's 400 hurdles.
Olympics
Short-handed US advances to women's volleyball semifinals
The U.S. will play Serbia on Friday for a spot in the gold medal game in a rematch of a semifinal the Americans lost five years ago in Rio de Janeiro.
Olympics
Pau Gasol elected by Olympic athletes to be an IOC member
The IOC membership includes European and Middle East royalty, international sports and business leaders, and athletes.
Olympics
What happens when Olympics and politics collide?
Hundreds of athletes attended an Olympics and never returned to the home. Their stories confirm that when the world meets for sports, politics is always there.
Olympics
Karate finally makes Olympic debut
The Olympic competition will be held both in kumite and in kata. Kumite is competitive sparring ands kata is a demonstration of form.
Olympics
Stewart leads US vs. Australia in Olympics basketball quarterfinals
The U.S. women were seeking their 53rd consecutive win at the Olympics.
Daily Rewind
Tokyo Rewind, Aug. 3: American sets world record in track final; Biles wins beam bronze
The U.S. won six medals in track and field, including two gold, on Tuesday. And for only the second time ever, an American woman won gold in wrestling.
Olympics
Belarus Olympic runner who feared going home lands in Vienna
Before leaving Japan, Krystsina Tsimanouskaya had accused team officials of trying to put her on a plane to Belarus because she had criticized the team’s management.
Olympics
Decathlon, heptathlon world champions out of Tokyo Games
After suffering an injury in the 200 meters portion of the heptathlon, Katarina Johnson-Thompson refused to be helped off the track before crossing the finish line.
Olympics
Did USA sweep the men's 200m in Tokyo?
Check out how fast Americans Noah Lyles, Kenneth Bednarek and Erriyon Knighton ran the 200m in Tokyo.
Olympics
Why do Olympians bite their medals?
It's a tradition for Olympic winners to bite their medals, but there are two different stories behind where the practice comes from.
Olympics
Track records keep falling in fast Tokyo Games
The United States' Sydney McLaughlin smashed the world record and Dalilah Muhammad broke it as well in a sensational American 1-2 finish in the women's 400 hurdles.
Olympics
Short-handed US advances to women's volleyball semifinals
The U.S. will play Serbia on Friday for a spot in the gold medal game in a rematch of a semifinal the Americans lost five years ago in Rio de Janeiro.
Olympics
Pau Gasol elected by Olympic athletes to be an IOC member
The IOC membership includes European and Middle East royalty, international sports and business leaders, and athletes.
Olympics
What happens when Olympics and politics collide?
Hundreds of athletes attended an Olympics and never returned to the home. Their stories confirm that when the world meets for sports, politics is always there.
Olympics
Karate finally makes Olympic debut
The Olympic competition will be held both in kumite and in kata. Kumite is competitive sparring ands kata is a demonstration of form.
Olympics
Stewart leads US vs. Australia in Olympics basketball quarterfinals
The U.S. women were seeking their 53rd consecutive win at the Olympics.
Daily Rewind
Tokyo Rewind, Aug. 3: American sets world record in track final; Biles wins beam bronze
The U.S. won six medals in track and field, including two gold, on Tuesday. And for only the second time ever, an American woman won gold in wrestling.
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