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Jul 29

Vandalism hits telecommunications operators in France during Paris Olympics

By Associated Press

The scale of the impact is unclear, as is whether it has affected any Olympic activities.

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Jul 26

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Why French authorities fear Russia may attempt to disrupt Paris Olympics

By Nick Schifrin, Zeba Warsi

Just hours before the Olympic opening ceremony, saboteurs launched a coordinated arson attack on French train lines. It stranded nearly a million travelers and sparked even more concerns about potential threats to the games which are being protected by unprecedented…

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Jul 26

PHOTOS: Paris debuts Olympic Games with star-studded ceremony on the Seine

By John Leicester, Associated Press

Crowds crammed along the rive and watching from balconies “oohed” and “ahhed” as Olympic teams began parading in boats along the waterway.

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Jul 26

Snoop Dogg carries Olympic torch ahead of opening ceremony in Paris

By Associated Press

Snoop Dogg's leg was in Saint-Denis, a suburb of Paris. Snoop Dogg is in Paris to help cover the games for NBC, part of the U.S. broadcaster's bet to boost ratings by infusing coverage with pop culture.

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Jul 24

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U.S. athletes to watch in the Paris Olympics

By Amna Nawaz, Jackson Hudgins

The 2024 Paris Olympics are here. The opening ceremony isn’t until Friday, but events are officially underway with men’s soccer and rugby. Millions of fans will descend on the city, as will athletes from around the globe. To preview the…

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Jul 24

French authorities detain Russian man accused of plotting to ‘destabilize’ Olympics

By Barbara Surk, Angela Charlton, Associated Press

French authorities say they have foiled several plots to disrupt the 2024 Olympics.

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Jul 24

Coco Gauff named female flag bearer for U.S. at Olympic opening ceremony

By Associated Press

Tennis star Coco Gauff will join LeBron James as a flag bearer for the U.S. Olympic team at Friday’s opening ceremony.

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Jul 18

Paris police seal off banks of Seine River ahead of Olympics

By John Leicester, Tom Nouvian, Associated Press

A special kind of iron curtain came down across central Paris on Thursday, with the beginning of an Olympic anti-terrorism perimeter along the banks of the River Seine sealing off a kilometers-long (miles-long) area.

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Jul 17

To showcase its improved cleanliness, Paris mayor dips into the Seine River before Olympic events

By Tom Nouvian, Associated Press

It’s part of a broader effort to showcase the river’s improved cleanliness ahead of the Summer Games which will kick off July 26 and host open-water swimming competitions. Daily water quality tests in early June indicated unsafe levels of E.

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Jul 16

The Paris Olympics are two weeks away, experts aren’t sure Seine River will be clean by then

By Tom Nouvian, Suman Naishadham, Associated Press

Triathlon and marathon swimming are scheduled to take place in the Seine, where has been illegal to swim for nearly a century due to pollution levels.

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