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Olympics
Olympic champ Tony Ervin fails to advance at US swim trials
Olympics
Watch: Annie Lazor's emotions flow after making Olympic team 2 months after losing dad
Annie Lazor won the women's 200-meter breaststroke, swimming next to the teammate who has been at her side since the family tragedy.
Olympics
World record shattered on Day 1 of US Olympic Track and Field trials
A 31-year-old world record was crushed Friday night as the first American track and field Olympians learned they were headed to Tokyo.
Olympics
Murphy qualifies to defend Olympics backstroke double-gold; Lochte loses final bid
Several swimmers earned Olympic qualifying bids in second events while another overcame personal tragedy to make her first Olympic team.
Olympics
Olympic trials begin without Shelby Houlihan after emergency injunction denied
American record holder Shelby Houlihan's request for an emergency injunction was turned down Friday following her 4-year-ban for nandrolone.
Olympics
Top medical adviser says 'no fans' safest for Tokyo Olympics
A report from Japan's top medical adviser seems to put him at odds with Tokyo organizers and the Internal Olympic Committee.
Olympics
History-making American swimmer won't get to defend her title at Tokyo Olympics
Olympic swimmer Simone Manuel explained she first noticed in January that she seemed off. But it wasn't until two months later that her body "completely crashed.”
Nation World
US Track reverses course, removes Shelby Houlihan from Olympic trials
It appeared Houlihan, who tested positive for a banned substance, would be allowed to compete Friday. USA Track and Field has since reversed that decision.
Olympics
Shocking: Simone Manuel fails to make the final in 100 freestyle at Olympic trials
One of the top stars of the 2016 Rio Olympics for Team USA still has a chance to qualify for Tokyo games in the 50-meter freestyle.
Olympics
Nadal, Osaka both out for Wimbledon; Osaka will still go to Olympics
Osaka's agents say she's taking time off to spend with friends and family
Nation World
Japan announces easing of coronavirus emergency ahead of Olympics
Daily cases have since subsided significantly, paving the way for Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga to downgrade the state of emergency when it expires on Sunday.
Coronavirus
Why are Olympics going on despite medical warnings and public outcry?
Only 5% of Japanese are fully vaccinated, but the games are still going forward -- largely because billions of dollars ride on it.
Olympics
Watch: Annie Lazor's emotions flow after making Olympic team 2 months after losing dad
Annie Lazor won the women's 200-meter breaststroke, swimming next to the teammate who has been at her side since the family tragedy.
Olympics
World record shattered on Day 1 of US Olympic Track and Field trials
A 31-year-old world record was crushed Friday night as the first American track and field Olympians learned they were headed to Tokyo.
Olympics
Murphy qualifies to defend Olympics backstroke double-gold; Lochte loses final bid
Several swimmers earned Olympic qualifying bids in second events while another overcame personal tragedy to make her first Olympic team.
Olympics
Olympic trials begin without Shelby Houlihan after emergency injunction denied
American record holder Shelby Houlihan's request for an emergency injunction was turned down Friday following her 4-year-ban for nandrolone.
Olympics
Top medical adviser says 'no fans' safest for Tokyo Olympics
A report from Japan's top medical adviser seems to put him at odds with Tokyo organizers and the Internal Olympic Committee.
Olympics
History-making American swimmer won't get to defend her title at Tokyo Olympics
Olympic swimmer Simone Manuel explained she first noticed in January that she seemed off. But it wasn't until two months later that her body "completely crashed.”
Nation World
US Track reverses course, removes Shelby Houlihan from Olympic trials
It appeared Houlihan, who tested positive for a banned substance, would be allowed to compete Friday. USA Track and Field has since reversed that decision.
Olympics
Shocking: Simone Manuel fails to make the final in 100 freestyle at Olympic trials
One of the top stars of the 2016 Rio Olympics for Team USA still has a chance to qualify for Tokyo games in the 50-meter freestyle.
Olympics
Nadal, Osaka both out for Wimbledon; Osaka will still go to Olympics
Osaka's agents say she's taking time off to spend with friends and family
Nation World
Japan announces easing of coronavirus emergency ahead of Olympics
Daily cases have since subsided significantly, paving the way for Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga to downgrade the state of emergency when it expires on Sunday.
Coronavirus
Why are Olympics going on despite medical warnings and public outcry?
Only 5% of Japanese are fully vaccinated, but the games are still going forward -- largely because billions of dollars ride on it.
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