The Olympic Games are the largest sporting event in the world. Players from various countries meet every four years and ...

Four-Time Hosts. The United States has hosted the most Summer Olympic Games, with four held between 2904 and 1996 in St. Louis (1904), Los Angeles (1932, 1984), and Atlanta (1996).

The 2024 Olympic Games bring many of the world's top athletes to Paris from countries and territories across the globe. Latest U.S.

Israel’s 88 athletes are among more than 10,500 sportspeople from some 200 countries who will participate in the Olympics, that formally kick off with the opening ceremony on Friday.

The 2024 Olympics have already seen historic firsts for several countries. On Saturday, Thea LaFond-Gadson from Dominica won a gold medal in the women's triple jump, marking the first Olympic ...

The FIBA Olympic qualifying tournaments concluded at the end of the first week of July and with the four winners qualifying for the Olympics, we officially have all 12 participating countries in ...

Ever since the 1896 Olympic Games in Athens, 861 athletes have participated in at five or more editions, with 211 going at least one further. As you can imagine, participation in the Games differs ...

The whole world has its eyes on Paris. Athletes from more than 200 countries across the globe will attend the 2024 Summer Olympics in France's capital city. Stream NBC 5 for free, 24/7, wherever ...

The USA is the preeminent force in men’s Olympic basketball. It has won the gold medal on 14 occasions and frequently assembles some of the sport’s biggest stars on the international stage.

The 2024 Olympics will be in Paris this summer, but the locations for the upcoming Winter Games in 2026 and Summer Games in 2028 have already been chosen. Here's where they'll be.

Four-Time Hosts. The United States has hosted the most Summer Olympic Games, with four held between 2904 and 1996 in St. Louis (1904), Los Angeles (1932, 1984), and Atlanta (1996).

Which countries are participating in the 2024 Paris Olympics? Athletes who compete in any Olympic Games technically represent the National Olympic Committees attached to the countries or ...