The Latest Breaking News from Team USA

Team USA is on the board at the Milan Cortina Games with a medal in Alpine skiing.

Of course, the first trick to refute it all was to call it "fake news."

American freestyle skiers Hunter Hess and Chris Lillis expressed mixed feelings about representing the US at the Winter Olympics, citing domestic issues they disagree with. Their comments sparked backlash online, with some viewers vowing to boycott the Games, arguing that wearing the flag signifies full endorsement of the country.

The Winter Olympics will run until the closing ceremony on February 22

The donation by financier Ross Stevens is meant to be a "retirement program" for Team USA Olympic and Paralympic athletes.

US Vice President JD Vance faced boos and whistles at the 2026 Milan Cortina Olympics opening ceremony. The crowd's reaction turned to applause when Team USA appeared on the Jumbotron. Former President Trump expressed surprise, stating Vance is generally well-liked and doesn't face such reactions domestically.

“I'm afraid that this is just a small reflection of how America is viewed on the world stage!” wrote one netizen.

While the crowd cheered for the athletes, jeers and whistles erupted as Vance and his wife appeared

While the Olympic Charter prohibits political demonstrations, Olympians are using social media to express concerns.

The United States Vice President and his wife, Usha, attended the opening ceremony in Milan on Friday evening.

Team GB freestyle skier Gus Kenworthy has sparked controversy at the 2026 Winter Olympics in Italy after posting a graphic anti-ICE message written in snow using his urine, yet will face no punishment under Olympic rules.