GAMES
Brazilian police arrest employees from British firm linked to selling tickets for Rio 2016 on black market
Two employees from a British company have been arrested by Brazilian police after being found with more than 1,000 tickets they were attempting to sell on the black market.
Australian women outmuscle New Zealand to become first Olympic rugby champions in 92 years
Australia’s women were deservedly crowned the first Olympic rugby champions for 92 years at Deodoro Stadium here tonight.
Girl from the City of God wins Brazil's first Olympic gold medal at Rio 2016
Brazil won their first Olympic gold medal of Rio 2016 here today as judoka Rafaela Silva overcame huge pressure to triumph in the under 57 kilograms category in front of a crescendo of chanting, singing and raucous celebrations.
The Olympic movement is more than two weeks
I've taken offense to Charles Lane’s May 22, editorial titled, “Stop Playing with Integrity of Olympics,” that indicts the Olympic movement.
Eight nations reveal delegations for Rio 2016 Paralympics
El Salvador, Jamaica, Nicaragua, Peru, St Vincent & the Grenadines, Suriname, Trinidad & Tobago and Venezuela have announced their delegations for the upcoming Rio 2016 Paralympic Games.