Olympics

Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe was a star at the closing ceremony of the 2016 Rio de Janeiro Olympics

The outspoken chief executive of the Russian anti-doping agency has been fired in a move that the World Anti-Doping Agency had said it was “extremely concerned” about

“The simple fact is that the word ‘squaw’ is now widely accepted as a racial and sexist slur towards indigenous women," said the president of the resort.

Jamaican prime minister says police are investigating to make sure the country's pandemic laws were not broken.

Paralympic athletes have taken to the catwalk in Tokyo for the “Amputee Venus Show.”

The Tokyo Skytree was lighted in red, green and blue on Monday to mark one year to go for the opening of the Paralympic Games

At least three skaters have turned down invitations to train with Wilma Boomstra on the national team, accusing her of abuse and bullying.

Netflix is releasing a new film about the Paralympics and its athletes

If all the athletes from Stanford had been their own country, they would have tied for 11th place in the medal standings at the 2016 Olympics

Barbara Gicquel tested positive for a banned substance after a 2019 race, setting off a year-long fight over medication she has taken for years.

In his biggest competition so far in 2020, Lyles made a political statement by raising his fist in the air before winning the 200 meters in Monaco.

You may have seen video of the swimmer's viral stunt. It required the technique of an Olympic champion — and it didn't hurt to have short hair, either.

The legislation, crafted in the wake of the Larry Nassar scandal, seeks to empower athletes.

Bridie Farrell was 15 when she says one of speedskating's biggest stars abused her. A new law allows her to seek justice 23 years later.

One question kept hitting the most decorated Olympic athlete in history: "Who was I, outside of the swimming pool?”