March 1, 2010
After nearly three weeks, the Winter Olympics are over, and the world’s obsession with the Games will go on hold until the summer of 2012, when the circus will hit London. It’s been eventful trying to deliver the news, with varying degrees of success: I investigated whether the sport of curli...
March 1, 2010
They were the resilient Winter Games — beginning in shock, ending in euphoria. Opening day was overshadowed by the death of a luger in a training-run crash. The finale couldn't have been more festive — a tribute to the organizers, who persevered despite first-week setbacks, and to the Canadi...
February 25, 2010
Lindsey Vonn began these Olympics with a shin so badly bruised she didn't know if she could compete. Two weeks, two medals and two crashes later, her Vancouver Games might be finished a race early because of a broken right pinkie. "I'm just a little bit beat up right now," Vonn said after spin...
February 22, 2010
Flamboyant skier Bode Miller and rock-steady ice hockey goaltender Ryan Miller allowed the United States to seize control of Super Sunday at the Winter Olympics. American dominance of the pistes continued with Bode Miller surging to the men's super-combined gold before the US stunned hosts Canada...
February 19, 2010
American Evan Lysacek ended Yevgeny Plushenko's imperious reign as Olympic champion with a spell-binding free skate on Thursday to clinch the men's figure skating gold. Plushenko, looking to become the first man in almost six decades to win back-to-back titles, had been swaggering around all week...
February 19, 2010
Tiger Woods will return to therapy after he ends a three-month silence and speaks about his infidelity and his future. Golf's biggest star on Friday will address the shocking and sordid sex scandal that has consumed his life since late November then will return to the clinic where he has been und...