Olympics of dating: Tinder says usage is skyrocketing in Rio
Some 450,000 condoms have been allocated for athletes in Rio, more than three times as many as in London
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Some 450,000 condoms have been allocated for athletes in Rio, more than three times as many as in London
Michael Phelps is a fan of the the ancient Chinese medicine practice, but what does it really do?
At least 3 USA basketball players allegedly "accidentally" walked into a legal brothel believing it was a spa, according to reports
Vanderlei De Lima of Brazil has had a long, winding road to this moment -- starting with a shock at the 2004 games
Best moments from the opening ceremony
Olympic organizers say they're aware of investigation involving athlete who was scheduled to compete this weekend
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?"
There's more to the 2016 Rio Olympics than just swimming, gymnastics and track
Dr. Anthony Fauci said the U.S. anitcipated and prepared for Zika in U.S. mosquitoes, and told "Face the Nation" about vaccine progress
Brazil, which has long prided itself on its enemy-free foreign policy, has almost no experience fighting terrorism
Authorities say country's terrorism concerns have "reached a higher level" after truck attack in Nice, France
Officials say group discussed use of weapons and guerrilla tactics to potentially launch an attack during Rio Olympics
Health officials say at least 18 U.S. women became infected with a disfiguring bacteria after traveling to the Caribbean nation for surgery
Athletes will be tested to help learn more about how the virus spreads and persists in the body
The world's top-ranked golfer has joined the list of athletes opting out due to health concerns
Brazil's army says it had to kill a jaguar used in an Olympic torch relay ceremony after it escaped its leash and tried to attack a soldier
From an unfinished mass transit extension to political scandals and health threats, the city is facing Olympic-sized woes with the games looming
Heavily armed group wages "carefully orchestrated attack" to free drug trafficking suspect from police custody near stadium
Russia Olympics team was banned from competing in track and field at Rio de Janeiro in wake of doping scandal
World Health Organization officials seek to allay fears as more than a million people prepare to descend on Brazil
Company says it has started a monthlong trial of the Ubercopter service between airports, hotels and convention centers
With the Rio Games just weeks away, the country faces a barrage of economic, political and social problems
The amounts Congress is debating about spending on prevention pale against the virus' potential long-term health care costs
U.S. senator releases letter from U.N. health agency's chief on response to virus