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Quincy Wilson, who became the youngest American athlete to compete in a track and field event, was congratulated by teammates and opponents in one of the classiest moments of the Olympics.

We're not buying it. It may not be a vendetta, but it's clear this isn't a good way to build a basketball team in international play.

United States men's volleyball team edges closer to a bronze medal at the Paris Olympics after defeating Italy in a thrilling match.

Be careful out there, folks.

KD deserves a gold medal for social media.

The MVP center is in the midst of his first Summer Games.

The reigning men’s champions will face the hosts, led by the brilliant Victor Wembanyama, and thousands of feisty home fans in the Olympic gold medal game

Over the past 18 months, French authorities embarked on a mission to clear the streets of Paris, busting squats and breaking up homeless encampments in the shadow of Olympic venues, writes Lawrence Ostlere, displacing thousands in an effort to hide the crisis from the world’s eyes

Minute-by-minute report: Spain trailed 1-0, led 3-1, were pegged back to 3-3, but eventually prevailed 5-3 in a classic encounter.

Yusuf Dikec's one-arm pose is officially an Olympics celebration, and so many athletes are doing it.

From the golds-first medal count to the most ‘medals per capita’ argument, how we rank nations can be a contest in itself. Now there’s a new method – the Goldilocks table – and its creators say it’s fairest of all