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Reporter鈥檚 notebook: Finding the 鈥榯eam鈥� in snowboard cross
When it comes to Epstein files, British politicians are finding no place to hideThe stark difference between how the Epstein files have been received in the United States versus in the United Kingdom may come down to public mood.
Russia is finding post-START arms control a harder, multipolar projectThe last arms control treaty between the United States and Russia has expired, but no one really wants an end to arms control. They want it to change.
Chloe Kim took silver in Olympic halfpipe, but she still kind of wonChloe Kim finished second in Thursday鈥檚 Olympic snowboarding halfpipe. But she helped gold medalist Choi Ga-on get to the top.
The 鈥楾rump effect鈥� may test appeal of Europe鈥檚 far-right parties. Portugal shows how.
A Ukrainian athlete wanted to honor fallen countrymen. The IOC said no.Winter Olympics skeleton athlete聽Vladyslav Heraskevych wanted to wear a helmet decorated with images of Ukrainian athletes and civilians killed during the Russian invasion. The IOC said it was a violation of its rules.
Jordan Stolz and the near-impossible task of being the next Eric HeidenAmerica has looked for its next Winter Olympic superstar since Eric Heiden won five gold medals in 1980. Jordan Stolz started his 2026 Winter Olympics Wednesday with an Olympic speedskating record.
With return of the NHL and rise of women pros, Olympic hockey set to sizzle on iceNational Hockey League players have returned to the Olympics, joined by the top women from a growing professional league. It all adds spice to the U.S.-Canada rivalry.
Women were on the front lines of Bangladesh鈥檚 uprising. Why aren鈥檛 they on the ballot?Women were central to the 2024 uprising that put Bangladesh back on a path to democracy. Now, with Islamist parties on the rise and women notably absent from this week鈥檚 ballots, some worry about their role in the country鈥檚 future.聽
Meet the biggest challenger of the Winter Games: The Stelvio slopeFrom Bormio to Cortina, from Val di Fiemme to Anterselva, athletes are drawn to the Italian peaks where they have experienced both victory and heartbreak.
Difference MakerThis Nigerian educator gave a river a voice. The next generation is listening.Solomon Ekundayo wrote the storybook 鈥淭he Loud Cry of Ogun River鈥� to explain a river鈥檚 decline in terms children can absorb.
As U.S. stymies oil imports to Cuba, Mexico plays a balancing actThe economic squeeze in Cuba puts Mexico in a difficult position as it navigates a 124-year relationship with the Caribbean country and a U.S. crackdown on international oil shipments to the island.
鈥榃e were buzzing鈥�: US women鈥檚 ice hockey team shuts out rival CanadaFor the first time in Olympic history, Canada failed to score a goal in a women鈥檚 ice hockey match. The rivals met in a 2026 Winter Olympics match Feb. 10 in Milan, Italy, that ended with a 5-0 victory for the United States.聽
On anniversary of revolution, has brutality broken Iran鈥檚 social contract?As Iran urges attendance at rallies Wednesday marking the anniversary of the revolution, many citizens could not be further estranged.
鈥業 get to be here鈥�: Olympic slopestyle skiers come for the tricks, and leave with joyFor athletes competing in Olympic slopestyle skiing, which includes skiing down rails, performing flips and turns, face-plants are part of the experience. But so are creativity and joy.聽
Bangladesh ousted an autocrat in 2024. Can it pull off a democratic reset now?After mass protests in Bangladesh overthrew former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, some of the interim government鈥檚 lofty goals have fallen short. But upcoming elections are a chance to chart a new path.
The Ilia Malinin dilemma: Are tricks trumping artistry at the Winter Olympics?A new Olympic scoring system at the 2026 Milan Cortina Games is encouraging advances in athletic achievement across freestyle skiing, snowboarding, and skating events.
鈥楧ay of disruption鈥�: Soaring violent crime pushes Israeli Arabs to mobilizeIsraeli President Isaac Herzog calls deadly crime in Arab-Israeli society a 鈥渘ational emergency.鈥� But the police, under far-right Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir, appear indifferent. Now Arab citizens are overcoming their fears to protest publicly. Jews are joining in.
Pressed on politics, some US Olympians find refuge in Games鈥� unifying idealsOlympics and activism have long made for an uncomfortable pairing. But not many athletes want to make the Games into a political cause, either. They are here to compete and enjoy a richly deserved moment of attention and adulation.
Brazil鈥檚 Lula is on the left. So, how has he avoided Trump鈥檚 scorn?President Trump is creating a new regional order in Latin America, broadly drawn along ideological lines.
