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Associated Press Report Raises Concern Too Few Somalis Counted Among Winter Olympic Elites
Somalis
— Feb 1, 2026
A recent report by The Associated Press is drawing attention online for appearing to criticize a Nordic country for having too few non-white athletes on its rosters for the 2026 Winter Olympics. The Associated Press…
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US Skater Takes Gold In Stunning Olympic Comeback
Alysa Liu
— Feb 20, 2026
Alysa Liu won gold Thursday at the 2026 Winter Olympics, completing a remarkable comeback after stepping away from the sport for more than two years. The 2025 ISU World Figure Skating Championships women’s singles…
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MICHAEL CHAMBERLAIN: DEI Tide Has Turned, And Somebody Should Tell US Educators
International Olympic Committee
— Jan 22, 2026
Word has it the International Olympic Committee may establish an official policy barring biological males from competing in women ’ s sports ahead of the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan. That would be a hopeful sign…
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From Crash to ‘Yes’: Breezy Johnson’s Olympic Engagement
The New York Post
— Feb 12, 2026
One moment, she was tangled in fencing at the bottom of a super-G course. Next, she was wiping away tears as a ring slid onto her finger. According to the New York Post , Breezy Johnson’s week at the 2026 Winter…
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Trump Backs $350 Billion Reconciliation Bill Lavishing More Spending On Defense Industry
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Olympian Walks Back Controversial Comments, Says He’s Proud to Represent Team USA
United States of America
— Feb 10, 2026
American freestyle skier Hunter Hess moved to clarify his stance on representing the United States at the upcoming 2026 Winter Olympics after comments he made last week sparked backlash and drew sharp criticism from…
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Most Influential Women in World History
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From ancient queens who ruled empires to modern activists who changed laws, these women left indelible marks on politics, science, and culture. Vote for who you think shaped history most profoundly.
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