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The hockey tournament in particular looks wide open.

Parliamentarians in Russia are so incensed by the prospect of Winter Olympics doping punishments that they want Moscow to pull out.

If the president fails, L.A. will likely get the Games four years later.

The government cited a 'lack of political unity.'

A report found up to half of anti-doping tests could not be completed.

International Olympic Committee agrees to give WADA an expanded role in the wake of international doping scandals.

Despite doubts, the Rio Paralympics has triumphed over its financial hurdles.

Several top athletes' medical data appeared on a hackers' website.

It's not even clear that hosting the Olympics increases tourism or new investments.

Politics, partying and Parkour: How Brazil welcomed the world to Rio 2016.

The International Olympic Committee has faced widespread criticism for not barring Russia after proof of pervasive doping program.

The former world no. 1 golfer believes the IOC has abandoned athletes.

IOC decides against a total ban on Russian athletes despite proof of widespread government-sponsored doping.

Individual athletes' participation will be up to each sports federation.

A petition for the sport to be included in the Olympic Games has been launched.

Social media and guerrilla marketing complicates the International Olympic Committee's efforts to protect nearly $1 billion in deals.

Francisco Rodriguez says he picked up the virus in Venezuela.

Calls to ban Russians from Rio games are growing amid wider doping program allegations.

An open letter to the World Health Organization and International Olympic Committee expresses concerns about the Rio games.

One of the world's greatest footballers needs a rest.

The short answer is, 'Almost certainly not.'

British Olympians are reported to be worried about the disease with the Rio Olympics approaching.

The World Health Organization has declared a global emergency but Olympics chiefs remain unruffled.

"Flying disc" sports are now recognized by the IOC, but prime-time glory is not guaranteed.

'Flying disc sports' have been recognized by the IOC.

South Sudanese athletes will compete under the country's flag for the first time in 2016.