Olympics News

Michael Chang finds it appropriate he's receiving his sport's highest honor as China awaits the Olympics.

Luis Yanez's teammates feinted and weaved in concert at Gleason's Gym on Friday, filling the Brooklyn boxing landmark with their uniform punches and grunts in the U.S. Olympic team's final public workout before ...

Yelena Isinbaeva celebrates her latest world record Friday at the Golden Gala meet in Rome.

British sprinter Dwain Chambers competes to win a 100 meters sprint during the British Olympic trials at the Alexander Stadium in Birmingham, England, Friday, July 11, 2008.

Double-amputee sprinter Oscar Pistorius missed out in another attempt to qualify for the Olympics on Friday, but sliced more than a second off his 400-meter time from last week.

Olympic swimmer Eric Shanteau is heading to Beijing with a startling diagnosis: He has cancer.

U.S. men's Olympic basketball coach Mike Krzyzewski addresses his team following practice on Saturday in Las Vegas.

Our Olympians profile series kicks off with Ryan Hall, a record-setting young runner making his Olympic debut in the marathon this summer.

Heart health is more than just eating right and exercising. Learn what you need to know to lower your risk of heart disease.

Enjoy the amazing videos pilo www.nosle.com

The Olympics in Beijing are an inspiration to many, including an army of landscape artists.

Don't you wish you were there for the great event? pilo www.nosle.com A byline: want to see Jackie Chan in action? This may be an ad but worth enjoying watch video from Funtoosh.com

British athlete Dwain Chambers begins a race against time today to try to clear the way for him to compete at next month's Olympic Games in Beijing.

Barcelona refused to allow forward Ronaldinho to take his place in the Brazil squad for next month's Olympic Games.

French President Nicolas Sarkozy will attend the opening of the Beijing Olympics next month, his office said Wednesday, putting an end to his threat to boycott the event over China's treatment of Tibet.

Sprinter Tyson Gay elicited gasps and groans with his performance at the U.S. track and field trials.

With Beijing struggling to clear polluted skies before the Olympics in August, the nearby industrial port of Tianjin has ordered 40 factories to suspend some operations for two months as part of a broader ...

Beijing’s air quality remains a major concern for the Games as the city continues to struggle with pollution, despite a $20 billion government cleanup campaign. Beijing is also a victim of its neighborhood: pollution blows in from surrounding regions that are dotted with coal mines, coal-fired power plants, steel mills, cement factories and other clusters of heavy industry.pilo www.nosle.com

Park Hyatt Beijing From $12,480 Great Wall Kempinski Beijing From $10,980 Sheraton Great Wall Hotel From $9,425 Tianlun Songhe Hotel From $5,950 Grand Mercure Xidan From $7,650 London Summer Games Pre-Sale ...

Guaranteed Tickets to Two Level 1 Events AND Two Level 2 Events of Your Choice First Class Accommodations as Selected Breakfast Daily Roundtrip Transportation To and From Events Commemorative 2008 Beijing Summer Games Gift Package Guided Group City Tour of Beijing Tourist Attractions and Highlights On-site Roadtrips Hosts & Local Chinese/English Speaking Guides Daily access to the Roadtrips Olympic Green Hospitality Centre Roadtrips Ticket Holder & Lanyard Expert Travel & Concierge Services of the Roadtrips At-Your-Service Desk™ Please note: Packages are sold in specific night waves, you may add additional waves Roadtrips is not affiliated with the United States Olympic Committee.

Roadtrips comes to thehelp of people in need of help. pilo www.nosle.com

President Bush will attend the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games in Beijing on August 8, the White House announced Thursday.

And a handful of senators, including former presidential candidate Hillary Clinton, sent President Bush a letter urging him not to attend the opening ceremony, saying that "if the Chinese government is ever to treat its people with basic human rights, it must be sent a bold and clear message

.

In China, the president looks forward to seeing President Hu (Jintao) and other senior Chinese leaders for discussions on a wide range of issues, including the way ahead on North Korean denuclearization.

Nosle pilo www.nosle.com

London, July 6 : Pollution surrounding Beijing's Olympic stadium can be five times worse than levels reckoned safe by the World Health Organisation, according to reports.

Commuters with bicycles, electric bikes and mopeds move across the street, Friday, May 23, 2008 in Shanghai, China.

Internet company Terra says it has been awarded Internet and mobile rights to transmit the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games in Latin America.