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Aug 27

What to expect as the Paralympic Games begin in Paris

By Ciarán Fahey, Tom Nouvian, Associated Press

The Paralympic Games are set to open Wednesday as some 4,400 athletes with disabilities, permanent injuries or impairments prepare to compete for 549 medals across 22 sports over 11 days in Paris.

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Aug 19

WATCH: NBA coach Steve Kerr tells Trump ‘night night’ at the 2024 Democratic National Convention

By Joshua Barajas

“As a coach and former player, as a husband, a son, a father, even a grandfather, and as an American, I believe in a certain kind of leadership. I believe leaders must display dignity. I believe that leaders must tell…

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Aug 12

Au revoir, Paris. Here’s how Los Angeles is preparing for the 2028 Olympics

By Jaimie Ding, Andrew Dalton, Associated Press

Amid a stadium-and-arena boom, LA will polish existing structures rather than erect new ones.

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Aug 11

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Exploring the history of gender equity at the Olympics and where things stand today

By Stephanie Sy, Harry Zahn

When Paris last hosted the Olympic Games in 1924, just over 4 percent of the competitors were women. A century later, the International Olympic Committee dubbed the 2024 Games the “gender-equal Olympics.” But that’s not the whole story. Stephanie Sy…

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Aug 09

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A look at Team USA’s golden run at the Olympics in Paris

By Amna Nawaz, Eliot Barnhart

The Paris Olympics will come to a close on Sunday and Team USA is eyeing a strong finish to an already golden games. For more on the ups and downs of the Olympics, Amna Nawaz spoke with Christine Brennan of…

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Aug 09

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The images that have defined the Paris Olympics

By Mike Fritz, Mary Fecteau

The two weeks of Olympic competition have brought us record-breaking athleticism on a global stage like no other. We take a look back at the iconic images that defined this year’s Olympic games and talk to the photographers at Getty…

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Aug 08

WATCH: Biden celebrates World Series champion Texas Rangers at the White House

By Darlene Superville, Associated Press

The Rangers clinched the World Series by defeating the Arizona Diamondbacks in Game 5 last November.

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Aug 07

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False accusations surrounding Olympic boxer highlight debate around gender and sports

By William Brangham, Sam Lane, Joshua Barajas, Mekhi Hill

The 2024 Olympics have garnered tens of millions of viewers with jaw-dropping performances and compelling storylines. But in recent days, controversy surrounding the gender of one boxer has also consumed headlines. William Brangham discussed what this says about the future…

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Aug 06

Boxer Imane Khelif advances to gold-medal bout

By Greg Beacham, Associated Press

Khelif defeated Janjaem Suwannapheng of Thailand 5:0 in the semifinals at Roland Garros, where the crowd roared for her and chanted her name repeatedly during her three-round fight.

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Aug 06

Olympic marathon swim test canceled over Seine water quality concerns

By Kate Brumback, Tom Nouvian, Associated Press

A test run meant to allow Olympic athletes to familiarize themselves with the marathon swimming course in the Seine River was canceled Tuesday over concerns about water quality in the Paris waterway.

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