International Olympic Committee

The Campaign To Stop The Olympics From Ruining L.A. Is Underway

Activists say the 2024 Olympics would oppress the poor, homeless people and minorities while benefiting the city's wealthy elites.
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International Basketball Federation Is Going To Finally Allow Hijabs

After years of controversy, FIBA has lifted its ban on religious headwear.
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The Price Of Gold: Doping And Professional Athletes

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Why Paris Should Be Chosen To Host The 2024 Olympics

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Transgender Weightlifter Wins International Women’s Competition, Sets National Record

Laurel Hubbard competed previously competed with men
By Cyd Zeigler, Outsports

Athletes Brace For Effects Of Trump's Order Targeting Muslims

International travel could be a concern for players in some leagues.
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Los Angeles Could Be One Of The Few Cities The Olympics Can’t Ruin

LA organizers have pledged to hold a 2024 Olympics that breaks even financially, and even Olympics skeptics think they might be able do it.
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One Of Usain Bolt’s Doping Teammates Just Lost Him A Gold Medal

IOC ruling puts sprint legend's Olympic gold count at 8.
By Reuters

Report: Russia Officials Admit Sports Doping, Say Not State-Sponsored

More than 1,000 Russian competitors in more than 30 sports were involved in a conspiracy.
By Reuters

Martina Navratilova: Sports Governing Bodies Must Take Responsibility For Human Rights

The tennis legend challenged FIFA and IOC officials to be "leaders" against abuses.
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