Phelps to carry U S flag at Rio opening ceremony
Michael Phelps was chosen to lead the United States into the Rio de Janeiro opening ceremony at Maracana Stadium. The swimmer, Olympic record holder with 18 golds, will be a five time competitor and team captain, sharing the moment with fellow athletes and fans.
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IOC approves five sports for Tokyo 2020 including skateboarding
IOC members approve a five sport package for Tokyo 2020 adding skateboarding surfing karate sport climbing and returning baseball softball after 16 years. The decision allows local organizers to propose further additions for their games and marks openings for youth oriented events.
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U S women beat New Zealand 2 0 in Rio opener
Carli Lloyd headed in for the ninth minute and Alex Morgan drilled a second early in the second half as the United States opened Olympic play with a 2 0 win over New Zealand at Mineirao Stadium.
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Pre Games Controversy Rio Prepares for Olympics Run
Rio faces safety worries and a recession as the 2016 Games approach. Polluted beaches and Zika fears deter some competitors while authorities battle public unrest and infrastructure flaws. Officials insist the athletic focus will prevail once events begin.
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