Pierre De Coubertin And Other Notable Facts About Games
Facts about the Olympic Games like who started them, who is going this year, and when women first competed.
All The Ways To Watch The Winter Olympics In Pyeongchang
There are plenty of ways to watch the 2018 Winter Olympics out of Pyeongchang.
USA Enters Olympics As Third Favorite
A couple of countries are favored to win more medals than the U.S. at the 2018 Pyeongchang Winter Olympics.
Keep An Eye Out For These Olympic Athletes At The Upcoming Games
There are several athletes to look out for during the upcoming Olympic games.
110,000 Condoms To Be Distributed At PyeongChang Winter Olympics 2018
According to a report, the 110,000 condoms would be distributed among 2,925 athletes, which means about 37 condoms for each athlete.
Rune Symbol On Norwegian Olympic Team’s Sweaters Causes Controversy
The Nazis used the Tyr rune but the symbol has a long, non-racist history in Norse culture.
North Korea Will Parade Long-Range Missiles Before Winter Olympics: Report
Sources said foreign media would reportedly be banned from covering the event due to the "sensitivity of the weapons that will be on display."
Trump's Nuclear Button Tweet To Keep Kim 'On His Toes,’ Says Haley
President Donald Trump's administration defended his explosive nuclear button tweet Sunday.
Tennell A Rising Star For Team USA
The Illinois native dazzled in the short program with the free skate set for Friday night.
North Korea, South Korea Agree For Talks On Jan 9
The first priority of the upcoming talks is expected to be North Korea's participation in the PyeongChang Winter Olympic Games.
US-South Korea Military Drills Postponed To April
In 2017, Key Resolve took place from March 13-24 and Foal Eagle from March 1-April 30.
North Korea Reopens Communication Line With South Korea
North Korea had cut two inter-Korean communication lines in February 2016 in protest of Seoul's shutdown of a joint industrial complex.
Vonn Seeks Olympic Glory After Missing Out On Sochi
Serious injuries had sidelined skiing legend Lindsey Vonn, but she will compete at the 2018 Winter Games.
Multilingual Japanese Robots To Assist 2020 Olympics Visitors
Multilingual robot concierges will be introduced at Tokyo Metropolitan Government's building to test their practical usage ahead of the 2020 Tokyo Olympic and Paralympic Games.
NHL Says It's Not Going To 2018 Winter Olympics
The league says the International Olympic Committee didn't provide enough incentive for the NHL to disrupt its season.
World Champions Set To Conclude In Helsinki
Evgenia Medvedeva earned the gold, while the men meet in the free skate on Saturday.
NHL Commissioner Says Olympics Negotiations Have Broken Down
Gary Bettman says the league has derived very little benefit from participating in the last five Winter Games.
Nathan Chen, 17, Wins US Figure Skating Title
Performing to “The Polovtsian Dances,” Chen is the first skater in the world to land five clean quadruple jumps in competition.
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South Korea Takes Creative Path To Winter Olympic Success
Foreign-born athletes are acquiring citizenship in South Korea ahead of the 2018 Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang.
Russia Denies Massive Doping Program
Revelations of a large-scale, state-sponsored doping program come less than 100 days before the start of the Summer Olympics in Rio.
The Next Yuna Kim?
With Yuna Kim retired, 11-year-old South Korean phenom You Young could become the next great figure skater.
China's Former Olympics Official To Face Graft Charges
“Xiao Tian had lost all his ideals and faith as a high-ranking leader and cadre of the party,” China's corruption watchdog agency said.
One Country, One Host ... Permanently
As Olympic host cities experience massive, economy-wrecking budget overruns, critics are calling for an alternative: What if there were a perennial Olympic site?
Artificial Snow The Least Of China's Olympics Problems
A lack of natural snowfall will force China to build courses through artificial means, but man-made snow is common in winter sports worldwide.
Human-Rights Group Critical After Beijing Named Olympics Host
“In choosing China to host another Games, the IOC has tripped on a major human-rights hurdle.”
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