US hammer thrower Gwen Berry, along with famed 1968 medalists Tommie Smith and John Carlos, are three of over 150 athletes, human rights and social justice experts, and sports organizations who ...

The United States has racked up a bunch of gold medals through the first week of the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. There have been some triumphs, some upsets, and some shocks in Tokyo as the Olympics march ...

Japan's Naomi Osaka carries the Olympic torch towards the Olympic cauldron during the opening ceremony of the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games. The Olympic flame burns after the lighting of the Olympic ...

Gold medal winner Damian Warner, front centre, of Canada, celebrates with silver medalist Kevin Mayer, right front, and bronze medalist Ashley Moloney, of Australia, and fellow competitors after the ...

The Tokyo Olympics, christened with “2020” but held in mid-2021 after being interrupted for a year by the coronavirus, glided to their conclusion in a COVID-emptied stadium Sunday night. A rollicking ...

The opening ceremony may be still a day away, but the Tokyo 2020 Olympics have already gone down in history as arguably the most controversial edition ever held. In March 2020, the International ...

TOKYO — International spectators will be barred from travelling to Japan for this summer's delayed Olympic Games in Tokyo because of the Covid-19 pandemic, the International Olympic Committee and ...

The 16th Summer Paralympics kicked off in Tokyo Tuesday as athletes from 162 national and refugee teams—two short of the record number set at London 2012—gathered to formally start the Games, marking ...

The COVID-19 pandemic nearly wiped out a multi-billion dollar investment and half a decade of meticulous planning, marketing and merchandising for the Tokyo Olympics. A year later, thousands of ...

Last year’s Tokyo Olympics have been described as the first “streaming Games” after becoming the most-watched Games on digital platforms. Timo Lumme, managing director, IOC Television and Marketing ...

Organizers announced 17 new Covid-19 cases directly linked to the Tokyo Olympics on Saturday – taking the total to 127. As of Saturday, 14 athletes and 34 “Games-concerned personnel” have tested ...