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The Russian delegation at the Pyeongchang Olympics has announced that one of its athletes has failed a drug test.

OAR spokesperson would not name athlete until testing of 'B' sample complete

Norway's Aksel Lund Svindal became the oldest Olympic alpine skiing champion as he held off Kjetil Jansrud to win downhill gold at the age of 35.

Past harassment allegations cropped up after the American won his third Olympic gold. And such questions can no longer be brushed off by athletes

The stomach virus is highly contagious and could infect many more.

How calm was the 17-year-old American as she prepared for her final run in the women’s halfpipe with a gold medal on the line? She tweeted about how hungry she was.

Japan ruled Korea with an iron fist from 1910 to 1945 in a bloody occupation that still strikes a raw nerve.

After a memorable opening weekend, the competition is heating up at the Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang, South Korea.

Kim qualified for the Sochi Games and would have been the favorite if not for one problem

Finns scored a victory against Canada at last world championships

France's Lucile Lefèvre was one of many snowboarders to fall on a blustery Monday at the women's slopestyle final in Pyeongchang. She failed to put down a strong run, finishing in 25th. © Kevin Light/CBC Sports

CANADIAN ice skaters Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir had to change their routine because it was too risque for the Olympics to handle.

Check back for updated medal counts throughout the 2018 Games!

The joint North and South Korean women's ice hockey team created history as they competed on the first day of action at the Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang.

THE Winter Olympics have started and the Tongan flag bearer sent social media wild by going shirtless again despite the cold weather.

But Shiffrin has a shot. That's because no one else in the world is so versatile at mastering all of skiing's challenges.

Themed “Peace in Motion”

US Vice-President Mike Pence has skipped a dinner at which he was due to share a table with North Korea's ceremonial head of state Kim Yong-nam.

As the 23rd Winter Olympics get underway in PyeongChang, South Korea, let's take a look at what the Romans (big fans of the ancient Olympics themselves) addressed as “Cui bono?” or “who stands to benefit?”

The court is expected to hold a hearing on those cases on Thursday, the day preliminary competition begins at the Olympics.