Richard Loydell: Humanitarian demining could become Ukraine’s next major economic driver
Exclusive interview with Richard Loydell, Director of DOK-ING Ukraine, for Interfax-Ukraine News Agency
Ukrainian skeleton athlete Heraskevych trains again in banned helmet, despite IOC ruling
Ukrainian skeleton athlete Vladyslav Heraskevych trained again in his banned helmet Wednesday, one day before the start of his race at the Milano-Cortina Games and with the International Olympic Committee urging him to make his point differently.
Spring training 2026: Stars, teams, themes we want to see - ESPN
After an MLB offseason full of twists and turns, spring training is in the air.
Olympic hockey betting odds: Canada, USA favored as men's tournament begins Wednesday - ESPN
The NHL will take center stage at the 2026 Winter Olympics for the first time since 2014, as star-studded rosters featuring Nathan MacKinnon, Jack Eichel and more head to Milan Cortina. In the men's ice hockey competition, Canada will head in as the favorites to win its first gold medal since 2014. Sidney Crosby, at age 38, will look to win his third gold medal for Team Canada as the only holdover from the 2014 team.
After Olympic disappointment, Canada's Gallant shifts from mixed doubles to men's play
Feeling refreshed after a rare off-day at the Winter Games, Canadian curler Brett Gallant has shifted focus from mixed doubles to four-player men's team play.
Snowboarder Chloe Kim flies into halfpipe final on the hunt for 3rd gold
American snowboarder Chloe Kim cruised into the halfpipe finals at the Milano Cortina Winter Games on Wednesday, showing off high-altitude tricks to easily lead the field as she moved a step closer to claiming a third straight gold medal.
Von Allmen wins 3rd Olympic gold at Milano Cortina with victory in super-G
Franjo von Allmen has joined some very elite company after his latest victory at the Milano- Cortina Olympic Games.
Skeleton-Germany's Pfeifer, Britain's Stoecker set the pace in training runs
CORTINA D'AMPEZZO, Italy, Feb 11 : Germany's Jacqueline Pfeifer and Briton Tabitha Stoecker continued their back-and-forth battle in their final skeleton training runs on Wednesday and will hope to continue that form when it matters on Friday when the battle for medals starts.