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Olympics · Los AngelesLOS ANGELES — Twice Olympic gold medallist Chloe Kim is already one of the greatest snowboarders in the history of the sport and will aim to add to that legacy in the mountains of Italy next month. At the Milan Cortina Winter Games, the American has a chance to become the only snowboarder to earn a third consecutive gold medal in the women's halfpipe. The 25-year-old has been a strong favorite to win the event, but a recent injury disrupted her …See the Story
America's Chloe Kim reaches for more snowboarding history at 2026 Games
71% Right coverage: 14 sources

Sports · TurinTURIN, Italy — When Turin hosted the Winter Olympics 20 years ago, it transformed the city's image from grey industrial home of the troubled Fiat car-making empire to smart Mecca for food, culture and sport. But the event — remembered in the north-western Italian metropolis for its "Passion lives here" slogan — left a legacy of large debts and unused infrastructure that offers a cautionary tale for Milano Cortina 2026. "The 2006 Games were very …See the Story
Passion and Debts: the Mixed Legacy of the 2006 Turin Games
71% Right coverage: 14 sources

Minnesota Vikings · EaganKwesi Adofo-Mensah certainly isn’t batting 1,000 during his time as Vikings general manager. The results — both in terms of success in the NFL Draft and on the field — show as much. And the quarterback position heading into the 2025 campaign was bungled, particularly considering the 14-win season Minnesota experienced in 2024 and the quality of the roster outside of the most important position this fall. So there’s a fair amount for which to cri…See the Story
Frederick: Vikings GM Kwesi Adofo-Mensah Seems to Have Learned Lessons. Now, Can He Act on Them?
67% Right coverage: 12 sources