Protesters clash with police near Milan Winter Olympics site
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Bernat Armangue is based in Madrid and has worked for The Associated Press for 20 years, covering news and sports across Europe, the Middle East, and Asia.
Anti-Olympic protesters marched peacefully through Milan on Saturday afternoon, holding signs, marching arm-in-arm, singing and dancing. But when night fell, the demonstration turned violent as some
It’s hard to explain, but it’s like man on the moon-type stuff. I never thought I’d see a skater do what he does physically on the ice in my lifetime.” – Figure Skating Analyst Tara Lipinski on Ilia M
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Italians collect medals on a feel-good first day for the hosts at the Milan Cortina Olympics
MILAN (AP) — Francesca Lollobrigida led a tricolor day for Italy at the Milan Cortina Olympics. The speedskater won gold in the women’s 3,000 meters after Giovanni Franzoni took silver in the men's downhill ahead of Italian teammate Dominik Paris for bronze on the same slope Saturday.
Jake Paul is at the Milan Cortina Winter Olympics — no, not as an athlete, but as a spectator. Or perhaps more accurately, as a fiancé. Paul, who was seen with Vice President JD Vance watching the U.S.
U.S. Vice President JD Vance was loudly booed during the Winter Olympics opening ceremony in Milan amid anti‑ICE protests. It was a split‑screen moment that underscored how immigration clashes at home reverberated onto the world stage.
MILAN (AP) — Finally an Olympic champion on the day she turned 35, Italian speedskater Francesca Lollobrigida couldn't wait to run over to hug her 2 1/2-year-old son, Tommaso, after winning the women’s 3,
Thousands of people took to the streets of Milan on Saturday in a protest over housing costs and environmental concerns on the first full day of the Milano
San Siro will be on the global stage likely for the final time in its existence as it hosts the Milan Cortina Olympic Games Opening Ceremony. The stadium is set to be demolished within the next five years.