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New IOC policy bans transgender women from competition, starting with 2028 LA Olympics
Transgender women athletes will be excluded from the Olympics beginning with the 2028 Los Angeles Games after the International Olympic Committee implemented a new eligibility policy on Thursday.
Eligibility for women’s competition will be determined by a one-time mandatory genetics test, according to the IOC. The test requires screening ...Read more
Lindsey Vonn won't rule out a return to skiing after horrific Olympics crash: 'You just never know'
Lindsey Vonn is less than two months removed from a skiing accident at the Milan-Cortina Olympics that almost resulted in the amputation of her left leg.
She has stopped taking painkillers but is still exhausted.
She is back home in Park City, Utah, but spends nearly all of her time in rehab.
She is 41 and has won four overall World Cup ...Read more
Transgender women are banned from the 2028 LA Olympics by a new IOC policy
LOS ANGELES — Transgender women athletes will be excluded from the Olympics beginning with the 2028 Los Angeles Games after the International Olympic Committee implemented a new eligibility policy on Thursday.
Eligibility for women's competition will be determined by a one-time, mandatory genetics test, according to the IOC. The test requires...Read more
'Sled head': Lawsuits against USA Bobsled/Skeleton allege permanent brain damage from the sports
LOS ANGELES — Comic and television host Stephen Colbert knows the feeling William Person recounts in his new lawsuit alleging that USA Bobsled/Skeleton was negligent by concealing knowledge that the repeated sub-concussive blows sledders endure could cause permanent brain damage.
Shortly after taking a bobsled run with Team USA in Lake Placid...Read more
Sidney Crosby splits with Jack Hughes on rightful owner of historic pucks from Winter Olympics
PITTSBURGH — Sidney Crosby and Jack Hughes see the question of who can claim a piece of history differently.
Hughes thinks the puck he used to score the goal that gave the United States gold at the Winter Olympics should belong to him. Crosby, who netted the golden goal for Canada at the 2010 Games, believes his historic puck, well, isn’t ...Read more
Team USA star Jack Hughes wants Hockey Hall of Fame to give him gold-winning, possibly $1 million puck
U.S. hockey star Jack Hughes might have lost more than a couple of teeth during the gold-medal-winning victory against Canada at the Milan Cortina Olympics last month.
The puck that Hughes smacked into the net in overtime to give the United States its first men's Olympic hockey gold since the 1980 "Miracle on Ice" was seemingly forgotten amid ...Read more
Olympian Alysa Liu wants to become a professional piercer
Olympic gold medalist Alysa Liu plans to get licensed to pierce people.
The 20-year-old figure skater confessed she’s already pierced herself multiple times and at least one other person as well.
“I did my own helix and my third lobes too,” Liu said in a video shot while she prepared to attend Sunday’s Vanity Fair Oscar party. “I ...Read more
This Connecticut Paralympian won a silver medal, but that wasn't even the best day of his life
HARTFORD, Conn. — Patrick Halgren said Wednesday was the best day of his life.
That was two days after he won his first Paralympic medal, a silver, in the Super G competition in Cortina, Italy.
Before Monday, he had never finished on a podium in any World Cup race, and had finished 24th in slalom and 26th in giant slalom at the 2022 ...Read more
Advocates concerned city has not reviewed LA28 plan for homelessness, human trafficking
LOS ANGELES — A report on how Olympic organizers will tackle civil rights, homelessness and human trafficking ahead of and during the 2028 Games has not been made public by the city more than two months after it was filed and no date for its release has been set, leaving human rights advocates fearing the issues will not get the attention and ...Read more
Alysa Liu shares appreciation at her hometown celebration: 'I love Oakland!'
OAKLAND, Calif. — When Oakland Mayor Barbara Lee presented Olympic gold medalist Alysa Liu with the key to the city at Thursday’s hometown celebration for the superstar athlete, she reminded the audience: “She trained right here in Oakland, at the Oakland Ice Center. Her father and family work here in Chinatown, and they’re here today.�...Read more
Casey Wasserman's name dropped from agency following Ghislaine Maxwell scandal
LOS ANGELES — Casey Wasserman's name has been scrubbed from the agency he founded decades ago, replaced with an amorphous moniker: "The Team."
Monday's move comes amid the lingering controversy over the sports mogul's decades-old association with Ghislaine Maxwell, accomplice of the late sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein. Following revelations ...Read more
Olympic skater Alysa Liu begs fans to back off: 'Someone chased me to my car'
Gold-medal winning figure skater Alysa Liu may be getting a little too much love from her fans.
“So I land at the airport & there’s a crowd waiting with cameras and things for me to sign,” she posted on Instagram. “All up in my space.”
“Someone chased me to my car bruh,” she added. “Don’t do that to me.” She punctuated her ...Read more
Inside US sled hockey player Kayden Beasley's journey from NC to the Paralympics
RALEIGH, N.C. — Six and a half years have passed since Kayden Beasley, then a 13-year-old adolescent with visions of hockey pucks dancing in his head, first attended practice with the Hurricanes Sled Hockey team at Polar Ice Raleigh.
This weekend, those dreams have carried him all the way to Italy, where Beasley, now 19, will represent the ...Read more
Quinn Hughes pops by 'Saturday Night Live'
Minnesota Wild defenseman Quinn Hughes didn’t score big laughs in his “Saturday Night Live” appearance on Saturday but that didn’t stop the live studio audience from going nuts.
“SNL” usually keeps cameos top secret, but astute fans were well aware ahead of time that Hughes and his brother Jack Hughes would be popping up on the late...Read more
Adam Minter: The US women's hockey team should call Trump's bluff
Every team that wins a championship tends to get the same question: When are you going to the White House? For the gold medal-winning United States women’s Olympic hockey team, the better question might be: Is it worth it?
President Donald Trump certainly thinks so — for his own selfish reasons. He joked to the men’s team that he’d “...Read more
Ira Winderman: USA hockey gold further motivates Spoelstra eye on Olympic prize
MIAMI — Even though he was not able to experience most of the moment live, there was ample respect from Heat coach Erik Spoelstra last Sunday when the United States men’s hockey team delivered Olympic gold.
Amid the drama of that overtime victory against Canada in Italy, Spoelstra was tethered to his day job, first running his annual ...Read more
Dave Hyde: Why did such Olympic fun need such political fury?
Now that the dust has settled, and the emotions calmed, everyone can discuss the U.S. Olympians’ dramatic wins and tainted celebrations with proper perspective.
But you know what?
It still stinks, right to the end of celebrations this past week, when the official White House Tik-Tok account used artificial intelligence to transform American ...Read more
Marcus Hayes: White House fakes comments by Trump supporter Brady Tkachuk as Team USA controversy lingers
After a week or so of abusing the clueless 20-somethings for serving as President Donald Trump’s latest dupes, it only seems fair to credit the few USA hockey lads for their reluctant mea culpas.
Several of the players who were involved in the debauched postgame celebration with debased FBI director Kash Patel that devolved into a ...Read more
US Olympic hockey star 'would never say' what White House shared in AI video
Blame AI or the White House social media employee who put controversial, profane words in the mouth of U.S. Olympic men's hockey star Brady Tkachuk.
Either way, Tkachuk doesn't appreciate the doctored video published Sunday on the official White House TikTok account that made it appear he was disparaging Canadians in the aftermath of the ...Read more
Flavor Flav is hosting a women's sports celebration in Las Vegas. Here's why and what we know so far.
Hip-hop legend Flavor Flav is hosting a four-day event celebrating “ALL Female US Olympians and Paralympian medalists” this summer in Las Vegas.
The idea appears to have taken root after President Trump made a dismissive comment about the gold medal-winning U.S. women’s hockey team while congratulating the men’s hockey team on its gold ...Read more
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