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The 1972 Games were marred by an attack in which 11 Israeli athletes and coaches were killed by a Palestinian terrorist group. Precisely why a West German plan to rescue the hostages went horribly wrong remains unclear.

Mark Spitz retraces his steps 50 years after his stunning performance at the Munich Olympics in docuseries "72 - A Gathering of Champions"

In today's Morning Brief: as NASA prepares to launch the Artemis I moon rocket, Canada is heavily involved — from a new Canadarm to an astronaut who will be on the next phase of the mission.

Mark Spitz to be a featured medalist in Olympic Channel docu-series, "'72: A Gathering of Champions”, a celebration of 50 years the since Munich Games

/PRNewswire/ -- ON MY HONOR – Individually those three words have no power. However, when used as the first three words of the Boy Scout Oath they become the...

August 13 is celebrated as the International Left-Handers Day where various events for the lefties are organized. There are dozens of A-list celebrities too who fall in this category.

Jewish sports will go on while remembering those who paid the ultimate price for being Jews and Israelis.

Just two months shy of his 61st birthday, the Loveland man swam 20.5 miles of rough Pacific current to become the oldest person to complete an open water swimming grand slam.

The sporting festivities were once about Muscular Judaism; now they're more about fun, friends and maybe 'aliyah'

Among the athletes inducted into the Hall are former basketball player Miki Berkovich and the Olympic champions Linoy Ashram and Artem Dolgopyat.