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St. Peter's Peacocks Have Taken Over Sports

No one saw this coming. Now, the No. 15 could win it all.

By Sean Gregory March 26, 2022

Indiana’s GOP Gov. Vetoes Ban on Trans Girls in Sports

Republican Gov. Eric Holcomb signaled support for the bill last month but said in his veto letter that the legislation “falls short” of providing a consistent statewide policy for what he called “fairness in K-12 sports.”

By Tom Davies/AP March 22, 2022

Penn Swimmer Is First Transgender Woman to Win NCAA Championship

Lia Thomas, a University of Pennsylvania senior, makes history with a season-best time of 4 minutes, 33.24 seconds

By Charles Odum/AP March 17, 2022

Spotlight or Silence? The Best Way to Help Brittney Griner

"Who knows what the Russian government is really thinking, but they have a history of doing this"

By Josiah Bates March 17, 2022

Novak Djokovic and Russian Tennis Players Are Expected to Compete at French Open

Djokovic will be allowed to play at the French Open even if he is not vaccinated against COVID-19, officials said

By SAMUEL PETREQUIN / AP March 16, 2022

MLB Reaches Deal With Players Union, Ending Lockout

The tentative agreement with the Major League Baseball Players Association still must be approved by team owners

By Gerry Smith / Bloomberg March 10, 2022

WNBA Star Brittney Griner Detained in Russia

WNBA star Brittney Griner is reportedly being held by Russian authorities after they allegedly found marijuana on her at the airport.

By Josiah Bates March 7, 2022

Ukraine Athletes Say Beijing Games ‘Front Line’ as Russia Banned

Russian and Belarusian athletes were banned from the competition in a stunning reversal

By Bloomberg March 3, 2022

Roman Abramovich Said to Approach Buyer for Chelsea Football Club

Roman Abramovich is selling his London properties, according to British MP Chris Bryant, and a Swiss billionaire said he’s been approached about buying Chelsea Football Club. “He’s terrified of being sanctioned, which is why he’s...

By Ben Stupples & Kitty Donaldson / Bloomberg March 2, 2022

How the Sports World Is Responding to Russia's Ukraine Invasion

Sports stars around the globe have united in their condemnation of Russian President Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine

By Charlie Campbell February 25, 2022

U.S. Soccer to Pay $24 Million to End Women’s Equal-Pay Suit

The deal, announced Tuesday, would resolve one of the biggest legal fights over equal pay for male and female athletes in U.S. sports

By Tina Davis / Bloomberg February 22, 2022

What We Learned About COVID-19 Rules at the 2022 Olympics

Anti-COVID measures at the Beijing Games posed challenges, but showed it’s possible to keep Omicron at bay

By Chad de Guzman / Hong Kong February 21, 2022

China Continues Its Surge in Pairs Figure Skating and Earns Olympic Gold

With a fresh and exciting style, China is giving Russian pairs team a challenge

By Alice Park February 19, 2022

Eileen Gu Makes Olympic History With Halfpipe Gold

She is now the�?first action-sports athlete to capture three medals at the same Winter Games.

By Amy Gunia February 17, 2022

Olympic Women’s Skating Concludes With Another Shocker

Medals were awarded after all as Russian skater at the center of the doping controversy finishes in fourth

By Alice Park February 17, 2022

What to Know About the 2022 Winter Olympics Closing Ceremony

Here’s what to expect from the Closing Ceremony of this year’s Olympic Games

By Melissa Locker February 16, 2022

Surya Bonaly Tried to Bring Quads to Skating 30 Years Ago

Women’s figure skating at the Olympics will be all about the quads. Bonaly reveals how it all started

By Alice Park February 16, 2022

Doctors Cast Doubt on Russian Skater's Drug Test Contamination Claims

“It reminds me of kids I knew who said they got venereal disease from the toilet seat,” says Dr. Steven Nissen, a cardiologist at the Cleveland Clinic

By Alice Park February 15, 2022

Olympic Women’s Figure Skating Short Program Proceeds Under Shadow of Russian Doping Controversy

The event continued as planned, despite the fact that no medals might be awarded

By Alice Park February 15, 2022

Russian School at the Center of the Beijing Doping Scandal

With one of the gold medal favorites testing positive for a banned substance, all eyes are on the Moscow school that has produced a string of world and Olympic medalists since 2014

By Alice Park February 14, 2022

'Dirty Cheaters.' Olympians Let Loose on Kamila Valieva and the Russian Doping Controversy at the Beijing Olympics

A court’s decision to allow Russian skater who failed a drug test to continue competing isn’t sitting well with Olympians. And could damage the Olympic movement

By Alice Park February 14, 2022

France Wins Gold, U.S. Bronze in Ice Dance

Gabriella Papadakis and Guillaume Cizeron of France won gold, while Americans Madison Hubbell and Zachary Donohue won bronze. Both teams train together at The Ice Academy of Montreal.

By Alice Park February 14, 2022

Russian Skater Allowed to Compete After Positive Drug Test

Valieva, will take the ice in the women's figure skating event, where she is a gold medal favorite, on Tuesday

By Alice Park February 14, 2022

China Warned Against Treating Eileen Gu Like a Patriot

Veteran commentator Hu Xijin says China's honor could be at risk if the Olympic skier changes national allegiances again

By Bloomberg February 14, 2022

The Best Moments of the 2022 Super Bowl Halftime Show

Hip hop finally had its moment at the Super Bowl

By Cady Lang February 14, 2022

French Lead and U.S. in Medal Position After Rhythm Dance at Beijing Olympics

U.S. teams are in third and fourth heading into the final

By Alice Park February 12, 2022

Peng Shuai’s Denials Only Raise More Questions

With the eyes of the world on China for the Winter Olympics, tennis star Peng Shuai appeared before the international media—assuring everyone that she had never actually accused a former top Chinese Communist Party official of sexual assault.

By Chad de Guzman February 11, 2022

What Super Bowl Ads Get Wrong

Most Super Bowl ads feed the ego but starve the soul

By Bruce Horovitz February 11, 2022

Inside the School Where the Best Olympic Ice Dance Teams Train

The Ice Academy of Montreal has rocketed to popularity with an impressive track record of champions

By Alice Park February 11, 2022

The History of Speed Skaters Brittany Bowe’s and Erin Jackson's Friendship On and Off the Ice

Brittany Bowe gave up her Team USA spot in the 500-m race so Erin Jackson could make the Olympic team

By Melissa Locker February 11, 2022

Athletes in the Political Crossfire at Beijing Olympics

As competitors like Eileen Gu are finding, it was never going to be possible to avoid politics at the Winter Olympics

By Amy Gunia / Hong Kong February 11, 2022

'This Is It for Me.' Shaun White at His Last Olympics

Here's a look at all of his Olympic performances—and medals—to date

By Melissa Locker and Michael Zennie February 10, 2022

Why 2022 Olympic Bronze Medalists Are Happier Than Silver Medalists

With the Beijing Winter Olympics upon us, Team USA has made clear that it is approaching this year’s Games with a special emphasis on the mental health of its athletes. This perhaps comes as no...

By John A. List February 10, 2022

Nathan Chen Finally Gets His Gold

The 22-year-old Salt Lake City-native skated the program of his life in Beijing’s Capital Indoor Stadium on Thursday afternoon to stand on top of the podium.

By Alice Park February 10, 2022

Chloe Kim Makes History With Halfpipe Gold

The 21-year-old's win makes her the first woman to take back-to-back Olympic gold medals in the snowboard halfpipe

By Melissa Locker and Amy Gunia February 9, 2022

Inside the Fight Over an Olympic Figure Skater's Drug Test

The controversy started when the medals ceremony for the team figure skating event was delayed due to “legal issues.” Here’s what’s happened since

By Alice Park February 9, 2022

Beijing Shoppers Line Up Overnight for Olympic Mascots

The Winter Olympics mascot, a chubby panda named Bing Dwen Dwen, has become a huge hit with Chinese shoppers

By Bloomberg February 9, 2022

The NFL Fumbles and Congress Keeps Punting

Fans of the National Football League (NFL) have long complained about the organization's history of fumbling its public relations. In 2009, the organization allowed an Atlanta Falcons player, who had pleaded guilty to participating in...

By Abby Vesoulis February 8, 2022

Why Artificial Snow Is Bad for the Winter Olympics

The 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics are the first to rely entirely on artificial snow. Here's what to know about artificial snow and its impact on the environment

By Chad de Guzman February 8, 2022

Nathan Chen Sets Himself Up for the Gold

Chen establishes himself as the man to beat going into the finals while his chief rival from Japan falls to eighth

By Alice Park February 8, 2022

Eileen Gu Creates Beijing's Biggest Moment

Gu's gold added a thrill to a Games marked by COVID protocols and political tensions

By Amy Gunia February 7, 2022

Nathan Chen Is a Favorite for Olympic Gold. He's OK With That

Chen is done letting Olympic pressure get to him

By Alice Park February 7, 2022

Team USA Skater Vincent Zhou Withdraws From Olympics. 'I Am More Than Just Another Positive COVID Test'

In an emotional video, Zhou explains his difficult decision

By Alice Park February 7, 2022

U.S. Takes Silver in Team Figure Skating

The team figure skating results may foreshadow a strong showing for Team USA in the upcoming ice dance events.

By Alice Park February 7, 2022

U.S. in Medal Position for Team Skating

The U.S. is now in second place behind ROC after solid but imperfect performances in the women's short program and men's free program on day two.

By Alice Park February 6, 2022

Here's the Beijing 2022 Medal Count

The 2022 Winter Olympics opened on Feb. 4, bringing in athletes from more than 90 countries to Beijing to compete in the second Games held during the COVID-19 pandemic.

By Chad de Guzman and Emily Barone February 5, 2022

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