Rick Maese The Washington Post
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Russia Banned From 2020 Tokyo Olympics
The World Anti-Doping Agency executive committee voted Monday to bar Russia from competing at the next two Olympic Games.
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Six Months. 5,500 Miles. One Ocean. Ben Lecomte Wants To Be First To Swim Across Pacific
If all goes as planned, Ben Lecomte won't set foot on land for six months.
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What Is Gold And Silver Medalist Jamie Anderson's Secret? She Makes Her Ghee With 'Good Love.'
So what does it take to win two Olympic medals in a single Winter Games? Jamie Anderson thinks she knows the secret ingredient.
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Floyd Mayweather Stops Conor McGregor Via 10th-Round TKO
The 40-year-old undefeated fighter picked up his 50th career win, giving him one more than Rocky Marciano, the ring legend who retired 49-0.
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Usain Bolt Wins Ninth Gold in Final Olympic Race: 'I Am The Greatest'
Usain Bolt anchored Jamaica's 4x100m men's relay team to gold at the 2016 Rio Olympics on Friday to capture the 100m, 200m and relay titles for a third straight Games
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'We Have to Finish This'
Runners Abbey D'Agostino and Nikki Hamblin crashed in 5,000 metres. The two seemingly sacrificed any chance at an Olympic medal to help each other reach the finish line.
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Rio 2016: Michael Phelps Ties 2,000-Year Old Olympic Record
Tied with Leonidas with 12 Olympic titles, Phelps will have a chance to break the record on Thursday when he swims the 200 individual medley race
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Usain Bolt Makes His First Public Appearance in Rio, And a Party Breaks Out
Usain Bolt, winner of 100m and 200m gold medals at the 2008 and 2012 Olympics, for the first time appeared for a public meet at the 2016 Rio Olympics
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President Barack Obama's Speech: 'Muhammad Ali Will Always Be America'
President Barack Obama spent Friday celebrating his daughter's high school graduation in Washington, but he sent senior advisor Valerie Jarrett to Louisville, Kentucky, to read his moving speech.
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Meet The Next Great Boxer That Nobody Wants To Fight
Gennady Golovkin, known casually as "GGG" or "Triple G," carries a 34-0 record with 31 knockouts. He has scored a knockout in 21 consecutive bouts, and only two fighters have ever taken him past the eighth round.
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School Said Son Suffered A Concussion; Parents Sued To Get Him Back On Field
When Shawn Nieto felt the hit, he clutched the football tight, making sure not to lose his grip, even as his 16-year-old body fell limply to the ground.
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Russia Banned From 2020 Tokyo Olympics
The World Anti-Doping Agency executive committee voted Monday to bar Russia from competing at the next two Olympic Games.
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Six Months. 5,500 Miles. One Ocean. Ben Lecomte Wants To Be First To Swim Across Pacific
If all goes as planned, Ben Lecomte won't set foot on land for six months.
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What Is Gold And Silver Medalist Jamie Anderson's Secret? She Makes Her Ghee With 'Good Love.'
So what does it take to win two Olympic medals in a single Winter Games? Jamie Anderson thinks she knows the secret ingredient.
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Floyd Mayweather Stops Conor McGregor Via 10th-Round TKO
The 40-year-old undefeated fighter picked up his 50th career win, giving him one more than Rocky Marciano, the ring legend who retired 49-0.
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Usain Bolt Wins Ninth Gold in Final Olympic Race: 'I Am The Greatest'
Usain Bolt anchored Jamaica's 4x100m men's relay team to gold at the 2016 Rio Olympics on Friday to capture the 100m, 200m and relay titles for a third straight Games
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'We Have to Finish This'
Runners Abbey D'Agostino and Nikki Hamblin crashed in 5,000 metres. The two seemingly sacrificed any chance at an Olympic medal to help each other reach the finish line.
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Rio 2016: Michael Phelps Ties 2,000-Year Old Olympic Record
Tied with Leonidas with 12 Olympic titles, Phelps will have a chance to break the record on Thursday when he swims the 200 individual medley race
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Usain Bolt Makes His First Public Appearance in Rio, And a Party Breaks Out
Usain Bolt, winner of 100m and 200m gold medals at the 2008 and 2012 Olympics, for the first time appeared for a public meet at the 2016 Rio Olympics
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President Barack Obama's Speech: 'Muhammad Ali Will Always Be America'
President Barack Obama spent Friday celebrating his daughter's high school graduation in Washington, but he sent senior advisor Valerie Jarrett to Louisville, Kentucky, to read his moving speech.
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Meet The Next Great Boxer That Nobody Wants To Fight
Gennady Golovkin, known casually as "GGG" or "Triple G," carries a 34-0 record with 31 knockouts. He has scored a knockout in 21 consecutive bouts, and only two fighters have ever taken him past the eighth round.
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School Said Son Suffered A Concussion; Parents Sued To Get Him Back On Field
When Shawn Nieto felt the hit, he clutched the football tight, making sure not to lose his grip, even as his 16-year-old body fell limply to the ground.
