South Korea Launches Formal Protest Following Olympics Result

The South Korean Olympic Committee has submitted a formal protest

What Did President Obama and Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper Bet on the U.S.-Canada Women's Hockey Game?

By Carlos Garcia
Barack Obama and Stephen Harper make it interesting by putting a case of beer on the hockey games

U.S. Olympic Medal Count Stands at 25 as Maddie Bowman Skis for Gold

By Matthew Reis
Thursday had everything you can want in a Winter Olympics.

Chicago Fire Season 2 Premiere Date and Promo Trailer [WATCH]

By Matthew Reis
The first season of "Chicago Fire" heated up NBC's less-than-stellar primetime lineup when it premiered last year.

Bode Miller Reaches Milestone; What Did He Do?

By Matthew Reis
Bode Miller came into his fifth Olympics with a more serious demeanor than he’s normally shown.

Several Events Entering Medal Rounds in Sochi Olympics; Who Is Winning?

By Carlos Garcia
The competition heats up as several events enter medal rounds

T.J. Oshie Becomes Star After Leading U.S. Hockey Team Past Russia

By Ray Monell
St. Louis Blues right wing T.J. Oshie boosted American patriotism Saturday, leading team USA to victory over the Russians at the Winter Olympic Games in Sochi, Russia, by scoring four goals on six shots in a shootout.

Why Russian Olympic Speed Skater Victor An is Persona Non Grata in His Homeland

By Matthew Reis
Victor An is an Olympic bronze medalist for Russia.

Czech Republic vs. Sweden Live Stream, Score, Preview, Prediction: Sochi Winter Olympics 2014 Hockey

By David Salazar
Sweden and the Czech Republic will open the Sochi Winter Olympics' hockey tournament on Wednesday.

Sochi Winter Olympics: Russia Tallies First Gold In Figure Skating

By Staff Reporter
Russia tallied its first gold medal of the 2014 Sochi Winter Olympics, marking a special moment for the host nation that has been the talk of the world in recent months.

Winter Olympics: American Snowboarder Wins First Gold Medal

By Carlos Garcia
The 20-year-old from Utah took home the first gold medal of the Olympics

Sochi Winter Olympics 2014: Gay Activists Arrested; What Happens Next?

By Matt Tracy
Russia has remained firm in its enforcement of highly controversial antigay laws.

NBC's Sochi Hacking Report Misleading, Says Computer Expert From Report and Others

By Robert Schoon
After NBC News aired a report warning visitors to the 2014 Sochi Winter Olympics that it will be "open hunting season" for hackers, security experts - including the one shown in the report - are saying the report is overblown and misleading.

U.S. Ski and Snowboard Teams Hire Private Security, Olympic Officials Ban Liquids on Flights

By Carlos Garcia
The Winter Olympics is one of the most secure places in the world

Sochi Winter Olympics Opening Ceremony Performances Begin Amid Terrorist Threats and Gay Rights Issues

By Carlos Garcia
Despite all the hullaboo, the games go off without a hitch

Sochi Winter Olympics 2014 Events and Schedule: Is Safety A Major Concern?

By Matt Tracy
It is understandable that security would be beefed up for the Sochi Olympics, but just how much of a possibility is it that an act of terror happens?
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