Pyeongchang Preview: Ready for the Winter Olympics
Before the Opening Ceremony, a collection of images of the preparation and training in Pyeongchang over the past several weeks.
Sports
How the Olympics Got Disneyfied
The 1960 Squaw Valley Winter Games were star-studded and futuristic—and broadcast to U.S. audiences for the first time.
The Men's Figure-Skating Gold Is Nathan Chen's to Lose
The 18-year-old American is already seen as the greatest athlete in the sport’s history—and he’s competing at his first Olympics in an especially talented field.
Peggy Fleming and the 1968 Winter Olympics
Fifty years ago in Grenoble, France, American figure skating’s modern era was born.
Who to Watch at the Winter Olympics
A guide to some of the Games’ most exciting contenders—whether they’re making highly anticipated debuts or returns
Looking Beyond Chief Wahoo
The Cleveland Indians will stop wearing the controversial logo on their uniforms next year. What’s next for Native American–inspired imagery and names in the sports world?
As Pyeongchang Prepares for the Olympics, a Nearby Ski Resort Sits Abandoned
Reuters photographer Kim Hong-Ji visited the derelict Alps Ski Resort in Goseong County, that, after operating for most of the 20th century, shut down in 2006 when too few skiers made the trip into the mountains.
An Unforgettable Super Bowl Win for the Eagles
The underdog Philadelphia team overcame the New England Patriots in a nail-biter of a game that was pure spectacle.
Superb Owl Sunday II
A special Sunday event, a photographic essay celebrating a few of these magnificent raptors. Not Eagles (nor Patriots), these superb owls hail from all over the world.
Animals on the Playing Field
A collection of photos of some of the kangaroos, cats, capybaras, and many other animals who decided to intrude upon us humans while we were in the middle of important sporting events.