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Egyptian Fencer Says She Competed While 7 Months Pregnant
Nada Hafez, 26, advanced to the round of 16 at the Olympics.

U.S. Men’s Soccer Advances to Olympics Quarterfinals for First Time in 24 Years
The last time the U.S. men advanced was at the 2000 Sydney Olympics, making it to the bronze medal match before losing to Chile.

How Coco Gauff’s Olympics Tennis Run Ended With a Line Call Argument
Gauff’s match against Donna Vekic was overshadowed by a controversial line call decision as she was attempting to stage a comeback.

Why the Crowd in France Has Booed Joel Embiid
Embiid obtained French citizenship in 2022 so that he would be eligible to play for France at the Paris Olympics, but is playing for the...

The Hall of Fame Isn’t Calling, but Andre Rison Left a Different Kind of Legacy
He was one of the N.F.L.’s most outspoken receivers. To Rison, if the way he lived his life off the field cost him, so be...

How Real Madrid Is Helping N.A.S.A. Put Humans on the Moon
A fitness coach is being consulted as part of the space agency’s ambitious Artemis campaign.

Coco Gauff Loses to Donna Vekic at Olympics After a Line Call Controversy
A high-quality contest was overshadowed by a disputed line call at a crucial juncture in the second set.

Gymnastics Is Often a Solo Sport. Here’s How the U.S. Women Built a True Team.
Forced team chemistry is an experiment gone bad. The U.S. gymnasts had to become natural supporters of one another.

The Two N.H.L. Brothers Living a ‘Dream’ on the Same Team
On July 3, the St. Louis Blues traded for Mathieu Joseph. One day later, they signed his brother Pierre-Olivier.

Seven Moves to Watch for on M.L.B. Trade Deadline Day
Tuesday is expected to be a drama-filled day that could feature several major trades.