First-ever Olympic team of refugees competes in Rio
Ten athletes from around the world who have been displaced from their homelands will compete for gold as the Refugee Olympic Team
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Ten athletes from around the world who have been displaced from their homelands will compete for gold as the Refugee Olympic Team
Olympic organizers say they're aware of investigation involving athlete who was scheduled to compete this weekend
U.K. band "Viola Beach" killed in freak accident riding charts with debut release
UNHCR officials in Geneva and Baghdad say are still trying to verify the information; no comment on source of reports
The Rio Olympics may be decorated Olympian Michael Phelps's last, but he's confident in the 30 young first-timers on his team
"They think that we are arrogant, they think that we are self-centered, they think that we are self-serving..." says party official
Skids into highway near Italy's third-busiest airport that saw over 10 million passengers last year; no injuries reported
Movement that started in U.S. needed "in Britain and all over the world," organizer says
Pilot plotted course on home flight simulator to the southern Indian Ocean, where missing jet is believed to have crashed
The road to Rio has been rocky, and Brazil is ready to get things moving with show director says will cost fraction of London's
Federal plan of indefinite detention for convicted terrorists likely to reoffend given in-principle support by attorneys-general
Powerful particle accelerator synchrotron solves mystery that has stumped art world for decades
Somali-Norwegian teen went on a knife rampage through London's Russell Square, fatally stabbing an American from Florida and wounding five others
The International Olympic Committee's announcement was handed down about 24 hours before the game's opening ceremonies
"I've never run this much in my life," one Rio native catching Pokeballs said. "Is this what Olympians feel like?"