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Cohen to skip Skate America; hopes to be ready for Nationals

The Sports Network

Sasha Cohen, trying to qualify for her third Olympics this winter, will miss the upcoming Skate America event because of a calf injury and will try to be ready for the U.S. Figure Skating Championships in January.

UK to crack down on sex traffickers ahead of 2012

The Associated Press

Britain will take "pre-emptive action" to stop sex traffickers from targeting the 2012 London Games.

Tokyo governor wants to bid for 2020 Olympics

The Associated Press

Tokyo's governor says he wants to bid for the 2020 Summer Olympics - a month after Japan's capital lost out to Rio de Janeiro for the rights to host the 2016 games.

Former Olympic skier Bogner to head Munich bid

The Associated Press

Willy Bogner has been named head of Munich's bid for the 2018 Winter Olympics.

City hands over athlete's village to Olympics

Associated Press Writer

With 100 days to the opening of the Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympics, the athletes village was handed over to the Games organizers Wednesday.

San Jose to host 2012 U.S. Figure Skating Championships

The Sports Network

U.S. Figure Skating announced Wednesday that San Jose will be the host city of its 2012 national championships.

Olympic Countdown

Olympians celebrate 100 days until Vancouver

AP Sports Writer

A very confident adolescent boy stopped skating around the Rockefeller Center rink to ask Gretchen Bleiler something.

Phinney Fear Cycling

Phinney's hopes for 2012 gold may already be gone

AP Sports Writer

Taylor Phinney had a simple plan. The budding American cycling star was going to spend four years working toward four minutes, which is about how long his final race would have taken at the 2012 London Games.

Olympic Countdown

Speedskater Celski says he'll be back for Olympics

The Associated Press

Short track speedskater J.R. Celski is confident he'll recover from a deep gash to his leg in time for February's Vancouver Olympics.

Olympic officials tender $1.1 billion in contracts

The Associated Press

London Olympic organizers will tender for $1.1 billion worth of goods and services between now and the 2012 Games.

Organizers struggle to fill Beijing's Bird Nest

The Associated Press

Chinese officials continue to struggle to find uses for the Bird's Nest Stadium, the iconic centerpiece of the 2008 Beijing Olympics.

Vancouver 2010 Olympics

Olympic flame to shine in northern Canada

The Associated Press

The Olympic flame is about to light up Canada's North.

100 days from Vancouver, USOC looks for a leader

AP National Writer

The leaders of the U.S. Olympic Committee are going through the kind of year that won't look good on their resumes.

Final tickets for Vancouver Games to go on sale

The Associated Press

The final round of ticket sales for the 2010 Winter Olympics begins Saturday.

LONDRES ISABEL II

Queen visits London 2012 Olympic Park site

The Associated Press

Queen Elizabeth II visited the Olympic Park on Tuesday to inspect preparations for the 2012 London Games.

U.S. Olympic hockey team to be revealed during Winter Classic

The Sports Network

The United States Olympic hockey team for the 2010 Games in Vancouver will be revealed during NBC's broadcast of the NHL's Winter Classic on January 1.

The latest news from the USOC - November 3

The Sports Network

Dubai rulers push Dubai 2020 Olympic bid

The Associated Press

The ruler of Dubai has taken part in a high-level meeting to discuss the Gulf emirate's possible bid for the 2020 Olympics.

Radio communications system in place for Olympics

The Associated Press

British officials have acquired a $64 million radio communications system to boost security for the 2012 London Olympics.

Torch Relay Olympics

Olympic flame journeys by foot, bike, wheelchair

The Associated Press

A day after protests disrupted the relay, Olympic torchbearers ran, rode and rolled through Vancouver Island towns Saturday early in the journey across Canada.

Olympic torch relay begins across Canada

The Sports Network

The torch relay for the Vancouver 2010 Olympic Winter Games officially got underway on Friday.

Vancouver Flame Olympics

Vancouver Winter Games torch relay is diverted

Associated Press Writer

Protesters forced the 2010 Vancouver Games torch relay to be diverted from its planned route Friday, hours after organizers kicked off what is supposed to be the longest domestic torch relay in Olympic history.

Russia Sochi Rigge

Rogge: US TV deal planned after Vancouver Games

AP Sports Writer

Encouraged by the improving economy in the United States, the International Olympic Committee plans to begin negotiations on U.S. broadcast rights for the 2014 and 2016 Games next year.

USOC hires search firm, names group to pick CEO

AP National Writer

The U.S. Olympic Committee picked the team that will search for a new CEO, hoping to replace Stephanie Streeter by the end of the year.

Italy plans swine flu vaccinations for Vancouver

The Associated Press

The Italian Olympic Committee announced plans to vaccinate its athletes and officials against swine flu for the Vancouver Winter Games and Paralympics.

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