Rio De Janeiro Olympics

Prosecutors claim Carlos Nuzman greased the wheels to land Rio the 2016 games.

The husband and wife won five gold medals between them in Rio.

Jonny was halted by heat stroke with 700 meters of the race remaining.

Saskia Clark tells Newsweek she had TUEs at the Beijing and London Olympics.

The multiple gold medal winner said she had taken medicine for ADHD since she was a child.

Most every Olympics is beset by problems, but those in Rio de Janeiro seem unprecedented.

While Tinder reigned at the Sochi Games, the mosquito-borne illness is set to take over Olympics culture in Rio de Janeiro.

World athletics' governing body met in Zurich on Friday.

In honor of the Rio Olympics, we attempt to understand why so few are able to succinctly define "sport."

More than 200 health experts wrote an open letter in May calling for the games to be postponed or relocated because of the Zika outbreak.

No arrests made in the case that has sparked protests, from the streets to the nation's Supreme Court.

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

After 112 years, golf returns to the Olympics games, with many hoping it will help widen the declining sport's global appeal.

The Australian golfer has pulled out of Rio partly for this reason.

Brazil is headed for its worst recession in nearly a century, and the political class is roiled by lawmaker corruption scandals and a presidential impeachment.

Preparations for the Summer Games have been affecting Rio citizens for the past seven years.

Read Newsweek's guide to planning a last-minute trip to the 2016 Olympics in Rio.

A sweeping investigation into corruption in Brazil is targeting more infrastructure projects for this year's Olympic Games than previously made public.

Commandos in full gear rappelled down helicopters with dogs and weapons.

IOC president Thomas Bach confirmed the news.

U.S. health officials say you can avoid Zika by abstaining from unprotected sex—and the 2016 summer games in Rio.

Nikita Kamayev had reportedly been skiing when he complained of 'heart ache.'

Caleb Ndiku may have a new career as a musician after this performance.

Sir Craig Reedie speaks to Newsweek in the second part of an exclusive interview.

Kristen Worley, a transitioned athlete, is taking the International Olympic Committee to court.

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

His national team coach says he wants to make sure the world's best player doesn't burn out.

The location of the 2016 Olympics is one of the hot spots of the outbreak.