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Third Time In A Row: Taekwondo Star Walks Olympics Parade Shirtless
Pita Taufatofua, who had marched in traditional Tongan attire during the Rio Summer Olympics (2016 ) and PyeongChang Winter Olympics (2018) opening ceremonies, delighted the Internet with his appearance yet again.
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WADA Lifts Ban On Russian Anti-Doping Agency
The softening of WADA's stance has triggered outrage from athletes and national anti-doping agencies around the world.
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South Korea Makes Killing Of Dogs For Meat Illegal
A South Korean court has outlawed the killing of dogs for meat, in a landmark ruling that animal rights activists said Thursday could pave the way to making eating canines illegal.
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Russia Still Failing To Own Up To Doping, Says WADA
The main victims of Russia's failure to comply with the demands are the athletes themselves, according to WADA head Craig Reedie.
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North Korea General Wraps Up Controversial Visit To South
A powerful North Korean general Tuesday wrapped up his visit to the South as part of an Olympics charm offensive by Pyongyang that has drawn angry protests calling for his arrest.
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Russian Spies Hacked the Olympics and Tried to Make It Look Like North Korea Did It, US Officials Say
Officials in Pyeongchang acknowledged that the Games were hit by a cyber-attack during the February 9 opening ceremony.
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North Korea "Very Willing" To Hold Talks With US, Says South Korea
North Korea is willing to hold talks with the US, South Korea says. The announcement came after Gen. Kim Yong-Chol, who headed North Korea's delegation to the closing ceremony of Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang, met South Korean President Moon Jae-In before the closing ceremony of Olympics, BBC reported on Sunday.
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North Korean General, Ivanka Trump Attend Olympics Closing Event
A blacklisted North Korean general and the daughter of US President Donald Trump attended the Winter Olympics closing ceremony together Sunday, in the final piece of the Games-led diplomacy that has dominated headlines from Pyeongchang
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Olympic Champions Tweet For Upgrade, Delta's Response Has People Fuming
The US curling team tweeted Delta Airlines to ask if they had any upgrades to offer the Olympic champions flying back on Monday.
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Pyeongchang Winter Olympics: Sudden-Death Russia Hold Nerve To Win Hockey Gold
Russia -- competing in South Korea under a neutral flag as "Olympic Athletes from Russia" -- had not won hockey gold since the 1992 Albertville crown.
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Winter Olympics: Record-Breaker Marit Bjoergen Puts Norway Top Of Final Tally
After the final event of the Pyeongchang Winter Olympics, Norway and Germany both have 14 gold medals. But the Norwegians have a record 39 medals overall, compared to Germany's 31.
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The First 5G Olympics? Not Really, Spectators Say
In 5G demos, representatives show videos demonstrating the speed and capability of 5G, using real-time, 360-degree video of athletes competing.
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Relatives Protest Visit By North Korea General Blamed For Warship Sinking
Angry relatives of sailors killed in the 2010 sinking of a South Korean warship protested Saturday against the impending visit to the Winter Olympics of a North Korean general blamed for the attack.
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Pyeongchang 2018: Russia's Nadezhda Sergeeva Banned From Winter Olympics For Doping
Russian bobsledder Nadezhda Sergeyeva has been banned from the Pyeongchang Winter Olympics after failing a doping test, the Court of Arbitration for Sport said Saturday.
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Pyeongchang Olympics: Russian Ice Princess Alina Zagitova 'Can't Believe' Fairytale Gold
Alina Zagitova took the women's title for the Olympic Athletes from Russia by a slender margin of just 1.31 points from her friend.
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Third Time In A Row: Taekwondo Star Walks Olympics Parade Shirtless
Pita Taufatofua, who had marched in traditional Tongan attire during the Rio Summer Olympics (2016 ) and PyeongChang Winter Olympics (2018) opening ceremonies, delighted the Internet with his appearance yet again.
-
WADA Lifts Ban On Russian Anti-Doping Agency
The softening of WADA's stance has triggered outrage from athletes and national anti-doping agencies around the world.
-
South Korea Makes Killing Of Dogs For Meat Illegal
A South Korean court has outlawed the killing of dogs for meat, in a landmark ruling that animal rights activists said Thursday could pave the way to making eating canines illegal.
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Russia Still Failing To Own Up To Doping, Says WADA
The main victims of Russia's failure to comply with the demands are the athletes themselves, according to WADA head Craig Reedie.
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North Korea General Wraps Up Controversial Visit To South
A powerful North Korean general Tuesday wrapped up his visit to the South as part of an Olympics charm offensive by Pyongyang that has drawn angry protests calling for his arrest.
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Russian Spies Hacked the Olympics and Tried to Make It Look Like North Korea Did It, US Officials Say
Officials in Pyeongchang acknowledged that the Games were hit by a cyber-attack during the February 9 opening ceremony.
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North Korea "Very Willing" To Hold Talks With US, Says South Korea
North Korea is willing to hold talks with the US, South Korea says. The announcement came after Gen. Kim Yong-Chol, who headed North Korea's delegation to the closing ceremony of Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang, met South Korean President Moon Jae-In before the closing ceremony of Olympics, BBC reported on Sunday.
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North Korean General, Ivanka Trump Attend Olympics Closing Event
A blacklisted North Korean general and the daughter of US President Donald Trump attended the Winter Olympics closing ceremony together Sunday, in the final piece of the Games-led diplomacy that has dominated headlines from Pyeongchang
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Olympic Champions Tweet For Upgrade, Delta's Response Has People Fuming
The US curling team tweeted Delta Airlines to ask if they had any upgrades to offer the Olympic champions flying back on Monday.
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Pyeongchang Winter Olympics: Sudden-Death Russia Hold Nerve To Win Hockey Gold
Russia -- competing in South Korea under a neutral flag as "Olympic Athletes from Russia" -- had not won hockey gold since the 1992 Albertville crown.
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Winter Olympics: Record-Breaker Marit Bjoergen Puts Norway Top Of Final Tally
After the final event of the Pyeongchang Winter Olympics, Norway and Germany both have 14 gold medals. But the Norwegians have a record 39 medals overall, compared to Germany's 31.
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The First 5G Olympics? Not Really, Spectators Say
In 5G demos, representatives show videos demonstrating the speed and capability of 5G, using real-time, 360-degree video of athletes competing.
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Relatives Protest Visit By North Korea General Blamed For Warship Sinking
Angry relatives of sailors killed in the 2010 sinking of a South Korean warship protested Saturday against the impending visit to the Winter Olympics of a North Korean general blamed for the attack.
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Pyeongchang 2018: Russia's Nadezhda Sergeeva Banned From Winter Olympics For Doping
Russian bobsledder Nadezhda Sergeyeva has been banned from the Pyeongchang Winter Olympics after failing a doping test, the Court of Arbitration for Sport said Saturday.
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Pyeongchang Olympics: Russian Ice Princess Alina Zagitova 'Can't Believe' Fairytale Gold
Alina Zagitova took the women's title for the Olympic Athletes from Russia by a slender margin of just 1.31 points from her friend.
