After 92 years of failure at the IIHF Men’s World Championship, Team USA took home the gold medal on Sunday in Stockholm.

A middle-distance runner nicknamed “The Goose” has a pet tortoise named Tyro who hangs out in a terrarium. That seems almost ...

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The issue features Suni Lee, Jordan Chiles, Gabby Thomas, Toni Breidinger, Anna Hall, Ali Truwit, Caroline Marks, Cameron Brink, Eileen Gu and Nelly Korda.

The issue features Suni Lee, Jordan Chiles, Gabby Thomas, Toni Breidinger, Anna Hall, Ali Truwit, Caroline Marks, Cameron ...

So, you don't have to bite them ... but we know you still ... U.S. swimmer Anthony Ervin auctioned off his 2000 Olympic gold medal on eBay to aid survivors of the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami.

Here’s what you need to know about why athletes bite their medals as the 2024 Paris Olympics wind down: There are a few explanations as to why athletes at the Olympics bite their medals ...

since the International Olympic Committee stopped awarding pure gold medals in 1912. But why do Olympians still bite their medals? “They consider the medal-biting pose to be the shot that can ...

Winners biting their medals is a common and endearing sight at the Olympics and other sports events — but what is the reason behind this tradition? According to "Kuya Kim Ano Na?" on "24 Oras" ...

After the Olympics were revived in 1896, silver medals were initially given to champions ... it was said this tradition stemmed from merchants who used to bite gold coins to test their purity ...