The Saudi National Olympic Committee is designing a compromise headscarf for her to wear. Published July 31 2012
The women sparkled in their routines as brightly as their brilliant red sequined uniforms, instantly becoming celebrities, athletic and Olympic royalty for their rest of their lives. Published July 31 2012
The controversy over a female Saudi Arabian judo competitor is growing. Published July 30 2012
What’s an Olympic Games without a little judging controversy? The victims in this case: Great Britain. Published July 30 2012
Americans have high expectations of their women gymnasts at the Olympics. Was it too much for Jordyn Wieber to live up to? Published July 29 2012
USA’s NBA stars shone, led by Oklahoma City’s Kevin Durant, in the game against France. Published July 29 2012
More children would be interested in the Olympics if there were appealing cartoons about them. Published July 29 2012
Saudi Arabia has sent two women to the Olympics for the first time, and the decision could have a major impact for that country in the future. Published July 29 2012
Is Phelps’ attitude the problem in the water and out? Published July 28 2012
Is Phelps’ attitude the problem in the water and out? Published July 28 2012
The Kazahk rider surprised everyone including himself, capping off a long cycling career with the gold medal victory. Published July 28 2012
Gymnasts are the epitome of the athletic ideal - strong, graceful, superbly skilled - but gymnastics does not belong in the Olympics. Published July 28 2012
The American team is especially strong this Olympics. These are only a handful of the standouts. Published July 28 2012
Join the Communities writers for a live chat while we watch the opening ceremonies of the 2012 Olympic Games. Published July 27 2012
In the first fencing event of the Olympics, Italy's Valentina Vezzali will look for yet another gold medal - one that would make her the first woman to win four consecutive Olympic golds in an individual event. Published July 27 2012
With 10,000 athletes participating at the Summer Olympics, we offer our short list of the ones to follow on Twitter. Published July 27 2012
This year for the first time there are more American women participating in the Olympics than men. Published July 25 2012
Wacky and over-the-top, filled with British humor? That's the Olympics' Opening Ceremonies? Published July 25 2012
London’s Olympics are the 40th anniversary of horrible tragedy in Munich in 1972. Now the question arises, should we pay tribute with a moment of silence? Published July 25 2012
Thirty-two sports, 302 events, 3,500 hours of programming: ll online for the first time courtesy NBC Live Extra. Learn what you need to know to set up your viewing. Published July 25 2012
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