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— May 11, 2020

The federations call for help from the State

Extraordinary circumstances require exceptional measures. According to the Associated Press, nearly 3/4 of the American Olympic sports federations, both summer and winter, have requested state aid to overcome... Read more "

— April 30, 2020

The NCAA prepares its revolution

History is in the making in American college sports. The NCAA (National Collegiate Athletic Association) announced in a press release, Wednesday April 29, the establishment of a group... Read more "

— April 2, 2020

A net loss of a billion dollars

The number is dizzying. According to a first study conducted in the United States by the Media Radar institute for Forbes magazine, the coronavirus epidemic could cost at least 1 billion... Read more "

— February 27, 2020

Rekindle the flame

Nice. The cauldron from the 1996 Olympic Games in Atlanta will be relit in a very symbolic way, Saturday February 29, for a handful of hours. The historic cauldron, moved after the Games... Read more "

— January 17, 2020

Edwin Moses returns his chair

Casting change at the United States Anti-Doping Agency (USADA). Edwin Moses, the 400m hurdles legend, returns his chair as chairman of the board of directors. The former athlete arrived at... Read more "

— November 11, 2019

USOPC revises its regulations

The effects of the Larry Nassar affair continue to be felt in American sport. The American Olympic and Paralympic Committee (USOPC) announced last weekend... Read more "

— October 23, 2019

Doping becomes a crime

Sports authorities will soon no longer be alone in sanctioning violations of anti-doping rules in the United States. Justice will soon take its turn. Representatives room... Read more "

— October 1, 2019

New director at the USOPC

The United States Olympic and Paralympic Committee (USOPC) is still recruiting. He announces the arrival of Luella Chavez D’Angelo as director of marketing and communications. Passed by the University of Colorado,... Read more "