Mexico Beats France, 4-1, at OlympicsMexico won gold at the 2012 Olympics and made a statement in its opener in Tokyo.
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… Read MoreAt the Olympics, Gender Equality Is Not So EqualThe Games are nearing gender parity for the first time, but a series of gaffes by officials and persistent gaps in the makeup of the I.O.C. overshadow the gains.
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… Read MoreOlympic Fencer, Accused of Sexual Misconduct, Kept Apart From TeamAlen Hadzic of New Jersey is an alternate on the U.S. fencing team but has not been allowed to stay in the Olympic Village.
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… Read MoreSoftball Is Back in the Olympics, and So Are 10 Veterans of 2008Softball was dropped from the Olympic program after the 2008 Beijing Games. Now the sport, and 10 veterans of that tournament, are back.
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… Read MoreYou Read it Here First (Maybe): Who Will Light the Olympic CaldronOur correspondent in the past couple Summer Games has correctly predicted the special person who lights the Olympic caldron. And the honor goes to …
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