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Winter Olympics briefing: Shiffrin’s sublime showing delivers release of emotion

After eight years of personal highs and lows, the American dominated the women’s slalom to put her greatness beyond question

The Guardian - UK

US hockey history-maker Laila Edwards shining on Olympic debut after generous Kelce brothers gesture

Laila Edwards will go for gold against Canada on Thursday after becoming the first black female to represent the US hockey team at the Olympics

The Independent UK

Bend but Don’t Break: Team USA’s Identity Takes Shape in Gritty Quarterfinal Win

Despite giving up a late goal that forced overtime, the U.S. never seemed to waver against Sweden. Its poise was rewarded with a trip to the Olympic semifinals.

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Czechia Coach Rips Olympic Refs Despite Viral Photo of Six Players on Ice vs. Canada

The Czechia coach’s comments aren’t aging very well.

Sports Illustrated

US women’s hockey on the brink of legacy in dream matchup vs Canada for gold

This will be their seventh gold medal matchup in eight Olympics since women’s hockey debuted in 1998

The Independent UK

1 billion personal records exposed in massive new data leak — full names, addresses, phone numbers and more

Security researchers have discovered a database online with troves of personal data from the US, Canada, Australia and dozens of countries around the world.

Tom’s Guide

Penguins Coach Shares Live Reaction to Sidney Crosby Getting Hurt in Olympics

Crosby left Canada’s quarterfinal win against Czechia in the second period after receiving a pair of brutal hits.

Sports Illustrated

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Jon Cooper Shares His Message to Team Canada After Sidney Crosby's Injury vs. Czechia

Jon Cooper revealed what he told Team Canada during the second intermission after Sidney Crosby exited the game with an injury.

Sports Illustrated

Amber Glenn Makes Light of Unfortunate Skating Mistake in Funny TikTok Post

The American skater finished in 13th place at the women’s short program on Tuesday.

Sports Illustrated

Mikaela Shiffrin Vanquishes Olympic Nightmare by Reminding Us of Her Greatness

The all-time World Cup record holder was in danger of going two straight Winter Games without a medal. Then, she dug in for one of the most dominant skiing performances ever.

Sports Illustrated

Canada Staves Off Elimination With Late Rally in Instant Classic vs. Czechia

Mitch Marner was able to find an overtime winner to lift Canada into the semifinals.

Sports Illustrated

How sports betting is changing the way people watch sports

The Seattle Seahawks may have easily dispatched the New England Patriots on Super Bowl Sunday, but a more consequential battle unfolded off the field.

The Conversation

2026 Winter Olympics Hockey: How the Overtime Format is Different From NHL

If playoff games in the Olympics need extra time, things will look a bit different than we're used to seeing in the NHL.

Sports Illustrated

Britain’s men face anxious wait to see if they will make Olympic curling semis

Britain now need results to go their way in Thursday morning’s session, when Italy face Switzerland and Norway take on Canada.

The Independent UK

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Sidney Crosby Exits Canada’s Game vs. Czechia With Apparent Leg Injury

Crosby exited the game during the second period after being on the receiving end of a pair of crushing hits.

Sports Illustrated

What We Learned As Team USA Secures Semifinals Berth in OT Thriller vs. Sweden

Team USA secured its spot in the semifinals thanks to Quinn Hughes’s overtime winner against Sweden.

Sports Illustrated

With Three Olympics in Five Years, Kelsey Mitchell Chases History As Dual Olympian

The Canadian track cyclist won gold in Tokyo in 2021. Just months after her bobsled debut, she is pushing for the podium once again—this time in the Winter Games.

The Times of India

Recent data shows that Canada’s tightening of international student inflows has resulted in a sharp decline

Canada is witnessing a sharp slowdown in new international student arrivals, Ottawa’s measures to curb temporary residents (including students) and ease pressure on housing, infrastructure and public services, is showing results according to the recent data released by the Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC).

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The Guardian - US

From cursing curlers to comeback: is Canada on the turnaround after slow Olympic start?

The Canadians began the Milano Cortina Games with a cheating scandal and a gold drought. In the second week of action, it’s woe Canada no more

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From Kerala to the World Stage: How Joji Varghese’s Canadian Dream Led Him Back to Sanju Samson

Sports Illustrated

Team USA vs. Canada: Three Bold Predictions for Women’s Ice Hockey Gold Medal Game

The U.S. will look to win its third Olympic gold medal in women’s ice hockey on Thursday against Canada.

The Guardian - UK

‘The whole spirit of curling is dead’: meltdown on the ice as ruckus rumbles on

The row between Sweden and Canada over an accusation of a double-touch continues to cast a shadow over the Winter Olympics

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8 Things That Actually Allow You to Leave the U.S. Without a Passport (Legally)

Most Americans assume you can’t leave the country without a passport, but the truth is a little more flexible than that. Thanks to specific laws,...

The Independent UK

GB curlers slump to defeat against Canada to leave semi-final qualification on a knife edge

Team GB fell to an embarrassing 9-5 defeat by Canada, leaving them with a must-win tie against the USA on Wednesday and needing other results to go their way in order to make the semi-finals

The Conversation

Brain injury is almost 10 times more common in unhoused people. Addressing it is key to reducing homelessness

On any given night, 60,000 people in Canada will go to sleep homeless. Research estimates that more than half of them have had a brain injury at one point in their lives, most of them being injured before becoming homeless. An estimated 22.5 per cent live with moderate or severe…

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