Olympics
US judoka expelled from Olympics for doping
American judo fighter Nick Delpopolo was expelled from the Olympics for doping Monday, saying he unintentionally ate something before the games that had been baked with marijuana.
Coe says he 'didn't recognize' riot-hit London
A year ago, London was in flames. Now it is basking in the glow of the Olympic cauldron.
Wear it proud: The flag as a fashion statement
There was no mystery as to which team Varun Pemmaraju was supporting: His American flag was tied around his neck, the Stars and Stripes floating like a cape behind him.
Bolt's remarkable run in the Olympics
Steve Futterman, CBS correspondent in London
Swimming Australia addresses Olympic pool debacle
Swimming Australia will not ignore its Olympic debacle in the pool.
Being replacement athlete at Olympics a tough gig
You're an athlete at the Olympics. You get to train with your team, are issued special credentials, and spend a couple weeks around the world's best.
China's Xu Lijia wins Olympic sailing gold
Xu Lijia of China was so strong in the women's Laser Radial that she won the gold medal Monday despite having to do a penalty turn on the first downwind leg.
Bolt frustrated by London's 'weird' Olympic rules
Being the fastest man on Earth doesn't get you through security any quicker at the Olympics.
5 Olympic things to know for Monday
Here are five things to look out for at the London Olympics on Monday:
Harper, Jones, Pearson advance in Olympic hurdles
Defending Olympic champion Dawn Harper, American teammate Lolo Jones and world champion Sally Pearson cruised into the semifinals of the women's 100-meter hurdles Monday, then found themselves trying to console a longtime rival.
Olympic water polo referees dropped for blown call
Two water polo referees who disallowed what appeared to be a legitimate goal will not officiate another match at the Olympics.
South Africa beats US 7-0 in women's field hockey
South Africa earned its first win in Olympic women's field hockey Monday, beating the United States 7-0 and sending the Americans to the bottom of their pool.
Column: Bolt does the Olympics a solid
It took him longer to get down on both knees and kiss the track than it did to glide over the most important 100 meters of it.
US women's hoops team looks to raise level of play
One bad game and they could be out.
Murray learns from loss, takes Olympic gold
Andy Murray put his hands over his face when it was over, then crouched down as Centre Court roared. He quickly popped back up and went to the net to shake Roger Federer's hand.
Ukraine's Lomachenko set to headline medal rounds
Vasyl Lomachenko is scheduled to show off his sweet skills at a perfect time to erase a sour taste in the Olympic boxing tournament.
Tears flow for Gatlin and Gay after 100 final
Tyson Gay was so choked up, he couldn't speak. Justin Gatlin was so happy he struggled to find the right words.
Tears flow for Gatlin and Gay after 100 final
Tyson Gay was so choked up, he couldn't speak. Justin Gatlin was so happy he struggled to find the right words.
Pars gets revenge, wins Olympic hammer throw
Krisztian Pars of Hungary got his revenge, and it was pretty sweet.
Richards-Ross takes 1st US gold at Olympic track
Disappointment, tears and that oh-so-unsatisfying color _ bronze _ are all in the past for Sanya Richards-Ross.
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