It’s yet to be determined when a potential showdown between the U.S. men and host France would take place, but it likely won’t be until the semifinals or final.

After returning last summer from a two-year break, Biles has established herself again as the world’s greatest gymnast at age 27.

Preliminaries in events will take place from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. each day, with finals being held from 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. to determine which swimmers will represent Team USA in Paris.

Last weekend’s U.S. gymnastics championships gave a preview that this summer’s Olympics could be a big one for the U.S. men’s squad.

Stay tuned for what likely be a controversial decision no matter what it ends up being.

A deep run by the Lakers in the NBA playoffs might have altered any Olympic plans for James.

Paris has touted a first-of-its-kind opening ceremony where athletes will be paraded on boats along the Seine River instead of marching into a stadium.

The 36-year-old Curry previously turned down other opportunities to compete in the Olympics, but pledged his services for Paris.

The ceremony marks the start of the flame’s journey from Greece to its final destination in Paris for the opening ceremony on July 26.

Expect Clark to be in Paris, even if that means a deserving older professional is left home. Fair or not fair, business is business.

While the women will send its best team, the men will send an under-23 team with three over-age exceptions.

Both the men’s and women’s competition will have three groups of four teams, where the top two finishers and the two best third-place teams will advance to the quarterfinals.

No American athlete has made a bigger statement in recent months that he’ll be a star to watch at the 2026 Winter Olympics.

It's a great thing for those who love compelling rivalries in sports, and it should make for one of the great storylines of the Paris Olympics.

Can the USWNT rebound from a disappointing performance at 2023 Women's World Cup?

This will definitely be a unique "French touch" for medal winners this summer.

Italian officials want to hold the hockey games at brand new 16,000-seat arena in Milan (which is co-hosting along with Cortina d’Ampezzo), but in what’s become a theme of other construction efforts for the 2026 Games, the Italians are doing things at the last minute and better hope no delays occur.

While the focus is rightfully on the countdown to Paris, some interesting news regarding the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milano-Cortina, Italy, has surfaced in the past couple of months.