Olympics
Olympic Athletes Medal Bonuses and Payment Details Explained
While NBA stars and golfers may be millionaires, the picture is different for other Team USA Olympic athletes who rely on medal bonuses.
The Refugee Olympic Team, Athletes at Tokyo Games and a Brief History
The first Refugee Olympic Team, which consisted of 10 athletes, competed at the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro.
Protest in Tokyo Minutes Before Olympics Opening Ceremony
For weeks people in Japan have opposed the Games taking place amid rising COVID-19 cases.
Google Launches Doodle Champion Island Games to Celebrate Tokyo Olympics
Created in collaboration with a Japanese animation studio, the interactive Google Doodle game pays homage to 16-bit video games from Japan.
How to Watch Tokyo 2020 Olympics Opening Ceremony on TV and Online
The opening ceremony of the Tokyo Olympics will be held without fans on July 23 at the Tokyo Olympic Stadium.
The Olympic Games Are Officially Open, As Naomi Osaka Lights Olympic Torch
The Tokyo 2020 opening ceremony has just ended, marking the official opening of the Games. Follow the Games live on the Newsweek live blog.
Olympic Ceremony 2021 Order of Countries, When Team USA Is Appearing
A look at the marching order of the parade of athletes at the Tokyo Olympics and other Olympic opening ceremony rituals.
When do Simone Biles, USA Gymnastics Teams Compete at 2020 Tokyo Olympics?
The Olympics officially kick off Friday night, and here is the schedule where Simone Biles can possibly become the greatest Olympic gymnast.
Olympic Athlete Claims Team Gets 10 Minutes to Eat Amid COVID Outbreaks
"It makes mealtime conversations pretty difficult...but it keeps us safe," the star athlete acknowledged.
Guinea Becomes Second Country To Pull Team From Olympics for COVID Concerns
The announcement made Guinea the second country to pull out of the Olympics due to COVID. North Korea decided to not participate in the Games in early April.
The Key Olympic Games Controversies Ahead of Tokyo 2020
From COVID-19 to athletes taking the knee and the ever-present spectre of doping, the Tokyo 2020 Olympics could be fertile ground for controversy.
New Olympic Sports 2021—Full List of New Additions to the Tokyo Olympics
Tokyo will see the addition of new Olympic sports. Surfing, skateboarding, climbing and karate make their Olympic debut, while baseball and softball return.
USA Olympic Basketball Team—All the Athletes Participating in Tokyo
Kevin Durant and Draymond Green are the only two survivors from the USA Olympic basketball team that won gold at the 2016 Olympics in Rio.
Kentaro Kobayashi, Olympics Ceremony Director, Fired Over Holocaust Joke
The former comedian was caught on camera in 1998 making jokes about the Holocaust.
2020 Tokyo Olympic Opening Ceremony Will Replay at 7:30 p.m. ET Friday
The Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games are underway as organizers remain determined to press ahead despite COVID clusters and executive scandals. Follow Newsweek's live blog for the top Olympic events and news.
Team USA Chiropractor Sorry for Comparing COVID Rules to Nazi Germany
Rosie Gallegos-Main has since apologized for her comments and will undergo diversity, equity and inclusion training.
Tokyo Olympics Opening Ceremony Director Fired for 90s Joke About Holocaust
"We found out that Mr. Kobayashi, in his own performance, has used a phrase ridiculing a historical tragedy," the organizing committee stated.
Archer Jack Williams Aims to Shoot His Way to Stardom at His First Olympics
He got his first bow on his 13th birthday. Now at 21, he's one of the best recurve archers in the world and at the Olympics. Here's how he did it.
Cat Osterman's Career, Husband and Family Explained After Olympic Return
Two-time medal winning pitcher Cat Osterman will return to the Olympics pitch for the first time since the softball was scrapped in 2008.
USA Chiropractor Sorry For Post Likening Olympic COVID Protocols to Nazism
The chiropractor for the American women's wrestling team said she was sorry "for my poor judgment and my choice to share this message."
Sex-Abuse-Surviving U.S. Gymnasts Demand Accountability From Olympic Orgs
Sarah Klein and Amanda Smith have spoken out in hopes of protecting others from predatory behavior.
How to Watch The Olympics 2021 in The U.S.A.
The Tokyo Olympics 2021 officially begin on Friday, July 23 with the opening ceremony, but it will be very different from previous years.
Jill Biden Heading to Tokyo as City Reports COVID Cases at a 6-Month High
The first lady will host a virtual get-together with members of Team USA and will attend the opening ceremony for the Olympics.
WHO Director: Olympics 'Mark of Success' Will Be Lowering COVID Spread
"The pandemic will end when the world chooses to end it," WHO director Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said. "It is in our hands."
1 British, 2 Mexican Olympic Athletes Are Latest to Test Positive for COVID
"There are no words to describe how I'm feeling right now," said Amber Hill, Britain's top-ranked shooter, who will miss the Tokyo Games.
Olympic Athletes Reveal What 'Anti-Sex' Beds Are Made From
Organizers have been accused of putting environmental concerns over the comfort of the athletes.
Cities That Have Hosted the Summer Olympics
London is the only city to have host the Olympics three times and Tokyo will join Los Angeles, Paris and Athens as the only cities to welcome the Games twice.
Brisbane to Host 2032 Olympics as Australia Welcome Games for Third Time
The Games will return to Australia for the first time since 2000, following the International Olympic Committee (IOC) approval's.
Ona Carbonell Slams Olympics for Not Allowing Her to Travel With Baby Son
The Olympic synchronized swimmer said she had been forced to make "a really tough decision" after the Japanese government imposed restrictions to battle the spread of COVID-19.
Athletes Take the Knee at Olympics for First Time Ever
Great Britain's women's soccer team performed the protest against racism just before its game against Chile.