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Ilia Malinin, Olympic Games

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Winter Olympics 2026 live updates: Ilia Malinin finishes second, U.S. women win hockey again

The first medal of the Winter Games was awarded this morning, with Swiss skier Franjo von Allmen taking the gold.

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See Ilia Malinin's historic backflip at Winter Olympics

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What to watch on Day 1 of the Milan Cortina Olympics: Men's downhill medal race, Ilia Malinin skates

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Winter Olympics Day 2 primer: Wait, this is actually Day 1?

After a colorful Opening Ceremonies at multiple sites Friday night to kick off the Winter Olympics, the Games really begin Saturday — as the first medals will be awarded.

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Milan Cortina Olympics highlights: USA figure skating, hockey shine on medal-less day

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Opening Ceremony kicks off Milan Cortina Olympics

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Winter Olympics 2026 live updates: Latest from Day 1 of the Games with the first medals handed out

Canada women's hockey secured a 4-0 win over Switzerland to cap off its long-awaited debut in Milan after its first game was postponed due to a norovirus outbreak among Finland.

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Swiss racer Von Allmen wins first gold of Winter Olympics

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What to watch on Day 1 of the Milan Cortina Olympics: Men’s downhill medal race, Ilia Malinin skates

Olympic ski jumpers injecting acid into penises

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Ski jumpers sceptical of penis injection reports

Norwegian ski jumpers have said their sport does not need "that kind of attention" after it was reported that male athletes were injecting their penises in a bid to improve sporting performance at the...

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Ski jumping at 2026 Winter Olympics: How it works, competition schedule

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Olympic ski jumpers injecting acid into penises for aerodynamics: Report

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Norwegian ski jumpers react with scepticism to bizarre penis-enhancement claims

Norwegian ski jumpers greeted with scepticism suggestions that anti-doping officials must now police their anatomy as well as their equipment, after regulators said they would stay alert to rumours of...

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Winter Olympics 'Penis-gate': Skiers face 3D scanning of their crotches to make sure their uniforms haven't been distorted to become 'human gliders'

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Anti-doping body on lookout after alleged penis‑enlargement claims

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‘Penisgate’ at the Olympics: why inject acid into your penis, and what are the health risks?

Bild has claimed that athletes have injected the acid into their penises to game the system when they are measured for their suits, which is tightly regulated to prevent any athlete having an aerodyna...

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Winter Games Opening Ceremony LIVE: Olympic cauldrons lit after JD Vance and Israeli athletes booed in Milan

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Ski Jumping–WADA on lookout over alleged penis‑enhancement claims

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Olympics-Livigno's sky-high big air jump wows riders despite scaffolding surprise

By Giulia Segreti LIVIGNO, Italy, Feb 6 (Reuters) - The Olympic Big Air jump has become an unlikely protagonist in Livigno’s narrow valley, an imposing scaffolded structure rising above the town’s rooftops and drawing both praise and surprise from snowboarders and freeskiers.

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How two Olympic high jumpers chose to share the glory

As the world counts down to Milan-Cortina 2026, Kind Alert—our daily series celebrating moments of kindness and humanity at the Games—is revisiting unforgettable Olympic moments that prove sports matter beyond medals and records. These are the stories ...

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Mutaz Barshim to miss World Track and Field Championships due to injury

Mutaz Barshim withdrew before the World Track and Field Championships due to a foot injury, missing the chance to compete in the Tokyo stadium where he memorably shared Olympic high jump gold in 2021. Barshim, a 34-year-old with four Olympic medals, posted ...

Houston Chronicle

A year after Paris Olympics, high jumper Shelby McEwen has no regrets on jumpoff and silver medal

A year ago in the Paris Olympics, high jumper Shelby McEwen finished tied with New Zealand’s Hamish Kerr. They could have both taken home gold medals and split the $50,000 prize the World Athletics had begun awarding for Olympic wins. Instead, they opted ...