Author: Christian Ortega, USA TODAY

From world records to dreams come true, 240 athletes will represent the U.S. in the Tokyo Paralympics. Here are the five Paralympians to watch.

The Storm became the first women’s team welcomed by President Biden and the first WNBA squad at the White House since the 2015 Minnesota Lynx.

Zach Wilson, the No. 2 overall pick in the 2021 NFL draft, should get more run during the Jets’ second preseason game vs. the Packers.

With suspension over, Sha’Carri Richardson will race six of the women who took part in the 100-meter final in Tokyo, including all three medalists.

Cameron Burrell, the son of Olympians Leroy Burrell and Michelle Finn-Burrell, won NCAA championships in the 100 meters and 4×100 relay.

Team USA men’s basketball had a rough time leading up to the Olympic. They headline Sunday’s biggest events.

Several factors kept “Tokyo 2020” as the Summer Olympics’ official name, as changing to “Tokyo 2021” would have been expensive and broken tradition.

As competition at the Tokyo Olympics begins in earnest, what to watch Friday night, overnight and Saturday morning in the U.S.

Brazilian skateboarder Gui Khury won a gold medal after landing a 1080 in competition.