The Latest Breaking News from Olympics

Defeat in the bronze medal match of the mixed curling with partner Jennifer Dodds left Mouat struggling to sleep - but the Edinburgh ace is now back with a bang

The three-time short track speed skating world champion announced her retirement in December but will now sell her UK home and relocate to train abroad to pursue a place at the Games in Milan-Cortina

Canadian figure skater Madeline Schizas could end up a medalist at the Beijing Games, though she isn’t holding her breath for the results of the Russian doping scandal that has cast a shadow over figure skating at the Winter Olympics

Kamila Valieva, 15, was not able to add a second Olympic gold to her haul as she fell three times during her dance in the individual competition at the Winter Olympics

Russia's Anna Shcherbakova and Alexandra Trusova won gold and silver, respectively, and Japan's Kaori Sakamoto took the bronze.

BEIJING — The final obstacle between Mikaela Shiffrin and a medal was the plunging slalom course called the Ice River.

The U.S. alpine skiing star will leave Beijing without an individual medal. While she’s been incredibly candid, she can’t find an explanation for her struggles.

BEIJING — Lifting an already remarkable rivalry to an even higher level of skill and emotion, Canada's women's hockey team used its powerful offense to earn a gold-medal victory over its U.S. counterpart.

The American was targeting five medals at the Games but has just one chance remaining to get on the podium

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Switzerland’s Michelle Gisin retains her combined skiing title as compatriot Fanny Smith is denied by video review in ski cross