Larry Nassar stabbed multiple times in altercation at federal prison: report
Attorney Jane Reilley and former USA gymnastics team member Maggie Nichols detail the $1 billion lawsuit over the botched Larry Nassar case on ‘Cavuto: Live.’
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Simone Biles set to return to competitive gymnastics for first time since 2021 after Tokyo Olympics withdrawal
Simone Biles is set to compete at her first event since the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. The seven-time Olympic medallist will take part in the US Classic in early August. Ad Biles, 26, has largely stepped away from the sport since the Olympics in 2021, when she pulled out of four individual finals to protect her mental health.
Judge in Larry Nassar case calls on Canada for athlete protection at hearing
Canada has a chance to become a world leader when it comes to helping athletes alleging abuse against coaches, a prominent American judge told a parliamentary committee.
Li Li Leung talks USA Gymnastics’ cultural transformation, challenges still to come and embracing her AAPI heritage
Li Li Leung joined USA Gymnastics as president and CEO in March 2019, when the organization was reeling from the fallout of Larry Nassar’s widespread sexual abuse and the subsequent revelations of larger cultural issues within the sport. Since then, Leung has seen USAG through an ongoing transformation, one that hinges on the work of the survivors and staff around her, whom she is quick to credit. That evolution, as she calls it, has included instituting new norms and standards at all levels of the sport, particularly in matters related to athlete safety.
Louisiana State University gymnast Elena Arenas shows off backflips as LSU Tigers advance in NCAA tournament
Attorney John Manly reacts to USA Gymnastics filing for bankruptcy following Larry Nassar sex abuse scandal.
Gymnastics watchdog sets new safeguarding standards with eye on Olympics
The Gymnastics Ethics Foundation, the sport's international investigations agency, issued new safeguarding standards on Thursday (Mar 23) to better protect athletes from abuse and harassment, with a view to the 2024 and 2028 Olympic Games.
USA Curling says CEO Jeff Plush prioritized athlete safety as head of NWSL
EAGAN, Minn. — USA Curling says CEO Jeff Plush «acted in accordance with prioritizing the safety of athletes» during his tenure as leader of the National Women's Soccer League, where an investigation uncovered years of systemic emotional abuse and sexual misconduct.
DOJ negotiating settlement with Larry Nassar victims who filed $1 billion lawsuit: source
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