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US bobsledder Azaria Hill adding to her family's rich Olympic Games legacy
CORTINA D'AMPEZZO, Italy — In some families, children are expected to attend the same college as their parents or root for mom or dad's favorite team.
In Azaria Hill's family, the children were encouraged to go to the Olympics. Not to watch, but to compete.
Hill's father, Virgil, a boxer, earned a silver medal at the 1984 Summer Games. Hill'...Read more
After shedding anxiety, American Alysa Liu rides wave of joy to Olympic gold medal
MILAN — She flipped her hair. She shrugged. She dusted her hands off.
Alysa Liu makes winning an Olympic gold medal look easy.
The 20-year-old became the first U.S. woman to win the Olympic singles title since 2002, electrifying the crowd at Milano Ice Skating Arena with her “MacArthur Park” program Thursday and overtaking Japanese ...Read more
Pressure mounts on Casey Wasserman to resign as head of LA28 Olympics
LOS ANGELES — Casey Wasserman faced more calls Wednesday to resign from his position leading the 2028 L.A. Olympics — the latest push to oust the embattled mogul in the aftermath of the recent Jeffrey Epstein files release.
During a gubernatorial forum in Sacramento, candidates were asked whether Wasserman should step down. Former ...Read more
Jordan Stolz takes silver in Olympic 1,500 meters; China's Ning Zhongyan wins gold
MILAN — Even for Jordan Stolz, making history is not as easy as one, two, three.
The 21-year-old star's quest for a speedskating triple crown came up short in the 1,500-meter race Thursday as Stolz settled for silver behind China's Zhongyan Ning at the Milan-Cortina Games.
Ning set an Olympic record, blazing the oval at Milano Speed Skating ...Read more
US women need overtime to beat Canada for Olympic hockey gold
MILAN — A gold medal that seemed firmly in the grasp of the U.S. women’s hockey team nearly slipped through its fingers in the final of the Milan-Cortina Games on Thursday, but the Americans rallied to win, 2-1, on Megan Keller’s goal just over four minutes into overtime.
Kristin O’Neill’s short-handed goal less than a minute into the...Read more
US women's hockey star Hilary Knight engaged to speedskater Brittany Bowe
U.S. hockey star Hilary Knight got engaged to her girlfriend, American speedskater Brittany Bowe, and shared the news a day before the U.S. women’s hockey team is set to compete in the gold medal game.
Knight, 36, proposed to Bowe, 37, during the 2026 Winter Olympics in Italy. She shared an Instagram video of herself dropping to one knee with...Read more
Canada survives close call with Czechia in men's hockey quarterfinal
MILAN — With less than eight minutes remaining in regulation, a line of Team Canada players stood on the Milano Santagiulia Ice Hockey Arena next to their bench like their 41 million countryman frozen in shock.
Canada, the pre-tournament favorite, had just fallen behind Czechia a second time in the teams’ Milano Cortina Olympic Games ...Read more
US men defeat Sweden in overtime, advance to Olympic hockey semifinals
MILAN — The U.S. men haven’t stood on the podium at the end of an Olympic hockey tournament in 16 years and haven’t played for a medal in 12.
In fact, it’s been so long since an American hockey team took home a prize from the Winter Games none of the players on this year’s team, the second youngest in the Milan-Cortina competition, ...Read more
La Velle E. Neal III: Team USA's young stars can seize control of women's hockey rivalry with Canada
So far, the American women’s hockey team has pulverized the field at the Olympics like a wrecking ball blasting through a house of cards. Team USA has been clinical, unrelenting and overwhelming.
“I think they just come at you in waves,” three-time Olympian and Eagan, Minn., native Natalie Darwitz said.
When the Frost’s Kendall Coyne ...Read more
US men defeat Sweden in overtime, advance to Olympic hockey semifinals
MILAN — The U.S. men haven't stood on the podium at the end of an Olympic hockey tournament in 16 years and haven't played for a medal in 12.
In fact, it's been so long since an American hockey team took home a prize from the Winter Games none of the players on this year's team, the second youngest in the Milan-Cortina competition, had ...Read more
Lindsey Vonn reveals that her beloved dog Leo died the day after her downhill crash at Olympics
Lindsey Vonn has been through a lot over the last few weeks, even more than we previously knew.
The legendary U.S. ski racer revealed Wednesday that on the day after she crashed violently while competing at the Milan-Cortina Olympics, Vonn lost someone very close to her.
Her dog, Leo.
Vonn wrote in a lengthy Instagram post that Leo has joined...Read more
Mikaela Shiffrin's Olympic slalom triumph turns into a moment of remembrance
CORTINA D'AMPEZZO, Italy — It was a day of grief and gratitude for Mikaela Shiffrin, the most decorated skier in history.
The world saw her win the women's slalom at the Milan-Cortina Games, wrap herself in an American flag, hold it high above her head and twirl in triumph.
And for good reason. Shiffrin won her first Olympic gold medal in ...Read more
Amber Glenn hopes she can still experience the Olympic moment of her dreams
MILAN —The medal wasn't what Amber Glenn wanted. When she botched the final jump of her otherwise faultless short program, it was the shattering of her dream that left Glenn more distraught than the score that dropped her to 13th place.
"I was devastated that I lost the happiness and the enjoyment that I wanted to have out there on the ice ...Read more
Penguins captain Sidney Crosby injured in Canada's Olympic quarterfinal win
Sidney Crosby suffered a lower-body injury during Canada’s Olympic quarterfinal matchup with Czechia on Wednesday and was ruled out for the rest of the game.
He took at least two hits on one shift early in the second period. The first was a collision with Radko Gudas near the red line in which Crosby’s right leg appeared to bend awkwardly. ...Read more
Alysa Liu shines, while Amber Glenn is haunted by a big mistake in Olympic figure skating
MILAN — She’s the only U.S. skater still in medal contention. Alysa Liu is the last person to care.
The unbothered 20-year-old is the only American who finished in the top six of the women’s short program Tuesday and is holding the weight of an Olympic medal drought that’s as old as she is. But after placing third in the short program, ...Read more
Japan's Ami Nakai leads Olympic skating; American Alysa Liu in 3rd
MILAN — Only a few months ago, Ami Nakai, by her own admission, didn’t have skating in the 2026 Olympic Games on her radar.
Yet there was the Japanese 17-year-old leading a pair of world champions in the Milano Cortina Olympic Games women’s figure skating competition going into Tuesday’s free skate.
Nakai became only the fourth woman ...Read more
Alysa Liu shines, while Amber Glenn is haunted by a big mistake in Olympic figure skating
MILAN — Then there is one.
With three strong contenders for the podium in the women’s Olympic figure skating competition, the United States’ hopes now rest almost completely on Alysa Liu, who finished in third place in the short program on Tuesday.
The reigning world champion could end the United States’ 20-year Olympic medal drought ...Read more
Mac Forehand earns silver medal in freestyle skiing Big Air
Mac Forehand, a two-time Olympic freestyle skier who grew up in Fairfield, Conn., was disappointed with his results in the Olympic slopestyle competition last week.
But Tuesday, Forehand, 24, made up for that disappointment with a silver medal in the Big Air competition at the Livigno Snow Park in Italy.
Forehand scored 193.25 to finish second...Read more
Emery Lehman -- in 4th and final Olympics -- and Ethan Cepuran get silver in team pursuit
A journey that began when he was 9 years old and took him all over the world — from his home in Oak Park,Ill., to the Olympics in Sochi, Pyeongchang and Beijing, and to global competitions in Norway and Poland — ended Tuesday in the most bittersweet of ways for Emery Lehman: with a flag-draped lap around the ice and a silver medal, seconds ...Read more
Olympic curling scandal threatens to forever alter the sport's culture of trust
MILAN — Cheating has been part of the Olympics since the ancient games, when violators were punished with fines, public flogging or lifetime bans.
The Milan-Cortina Games have hardly been an exception, although there have been no reports of public flogging.
These Olympics started with controversy when a report in the German newspaper Bild ...Read more
Popular Stories
- Canada survives close call with Czechia in men's hockey quarterfinal
- Amber Glenn hopes she can still experience the Olympic moment of her dreams
- US women's hockey star Hilary Knight engaged to speedskater Brittany Bowe
- La Velle E. Neal III: Team USA's young stars can seize control of women's hockey rivalry with Canada
- Lindsey Vonn reveals that her beloved dog Leo died the day after her downhill crash at Olympics





