With thousands of athletes and millions of visitors expected for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics, can the city address its ...

Who had the vision to let metal’s eco-warriors dominate the Paris Olympics opening ceremony? Joe Duplantier gives Metal ...

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Approximately 90% of the Wi-Fi terminals and 78% of the switches from the Olympic sites will be installed at La Poste's locations in France beginning in 2025 This extensive reuse plan is part of ...

"It's the most incredible experience being an athlete at an Olympic Games. Whether or not I'm in the running for a medal in LA, just getting there and being able to be part of that experience and ...

Miami (AFP) – American football, in the form of flag football, will make its Olympic debut in Los Angeles in 2028 and the sport's governing body are already working to make sure the NFL-backed ...

It is time for national boxing federations to decide if their athletes will be at the LA 2028 Olympic Games under a new global body or if the sport will miss out, International Olympic Committee ...

The initiative, aimed at securing Olympic and Paralympic success for African athletes at the 2028 Los Angeles Games, emphasizes early preparation, resource mobilization, and talent development.

"Through eight major improvement projects, set for completion by and beyond the 2028 Olympic Games ... Maybe along the lines of the LA Coliseum, Wrigley Field and Fenway Park," one fan said.

Dutch runner is rewarded for her three Olympic medals in the space of a week at the 2024 Games in Paris, where Tebogo won the men’s 200m gold. Dutch middle and long-distance runner Sifan Hassan ...

He has his sights set on even faster times — and on running the marathon at the Los Angeles Olympics in 2028. Linkletter, who is based in Flagstaff, Arizona, spoke to the Deseret News this week about ...

LOS ANGELES — Marcus Freeman roared. In the southeast corner of the Los Angeles Coliseum, as Saturday afternoon turned to night, Notre Dame’s head coach let three months of angst go.