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New tower at surfing venue in Tahiti spurring more blowback against Paris Olympic organizers - Vimarsana News

New tower at surfing venue in Tahiti spurring more blowback against Paris Olympic organizers

Organizers of the Paris Olympics said Wednesday that building work will continue on a new tower for judges and TV cameras at the surfing venue in Tahiti despite the sport's governing body saying it no longer supports the controversial project.

Vladimir Putin questions Olympic rules for neutral Russian athletes at Paris Games - Vimarsana News

Vladimir Putin questions Olympic rules for neutral Russian athletes at Paris Games

Russian President Vladimir Putin questioned the International Olympic Committee rules mandating Russian athletes compete at the Paris Olympics as neutrals.

Caeleb Dressel struggles to 29th in 100 freestyle at U.S. swimming nationals - Vimarsana News

Caeleb Dressel struggles to 29th in 100 freestyle at U.S. swimming nationals

Caeleb Dressel finished 29th in the 100-meter freestyle at the U.S. nationals on Tuesday, falling far short of qualifying for the world championships in an event he won at the Tokyo Olympics.

Sapporo election could restart Japanese bid for 2030 Winter Olympics - Vimarsana News

Sapporo election could restart Japanese bid for 2030 Winter Olympics

Sapporo's bid for the 2030 Winter Olympics has been slowed - but not stopped - by fallout from the still-developing corruption scandal around the 2020 Tokyo Games.

China's silencing of Olympians on human rights taken to limit - Vimarsana News

China's silencing of Olympians on human rights taken to limit

When three-time Olympian Gus Kenworthy took the remarkable, perhaps even brave decision to speak out against "human rights atrocities" while still in China at the Winter Games, the self-proclaimed "loud and obnoxious" British skier also proved that other athletes, had they chosen, perhaps could have used their Olympic platform to pipe up, too.