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The stakes for all these U.S. skiers, skaters, snowboarders and sliders over the next 100 days could not be more clear.

Lindsey Vonn feels like she has "nothing to prove" in her bid to return to the Olympics at the age of 41, more than two decades since her first.

Northern Virginia figure skater Ilia Malinin is a two-time world champion, but he isn't a household name yet. He will be.

The International Skating Union is investigating after two Chinese ice dancers were shown with what appeared to be a toy ballistic missile during a Grand Prix figure skating event.

No athletes from Russia or Belarus will qualify for the 2026 Milan-Cortina Paralympics despite the International Paralympic Committee's recent vote to reinstate them.

World Cup champion Federica Brignone doesn't know when she will be able to put her skis back on never mind get back into competition, less than four months before the start of the Italian skier's home Olympics.

Betty Yee, a Democratic candidate in the primary race for California governor, didn't say "no" when asked whether biological males who identify as female should face off against women at the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics.

Forget about thin ice. For now, there's no ice.

President Trump on Tuesday threatened to press FIFA and the Olympic Committee to change locations for the World Cup and Olympics because of the policies of Democratic elected officials, calling out Boston Mayor Michelle Wu and California Gov. Gavin ...

Athletes confront failure as often as success during competition. For professional and Olympic athletes, those shortcomings can play out in singular and devastating fashion in front of worldwide audiences.