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Good morning! As we approach the final stages of the Paris 2024 Olympics, Team USA continues to deliver unforgettable moments, from thrilling comebacks on the basketball court to record-breaking performances on the track. Let's dive in!

USA’s Basketball Completes 17-Point Comeback (5-minute read)

In a thrilling semifinal, Team USA overcame a 17-point deficit to defeat Serbia 95-91, thanks to an unstoppable performance from Steph Curry, who dropped 36 points, including 9-of-14 from beyond the arc. LeBron James recorded a triple-double, while Joel Embiid’s 19-point second-half surge proved crucial. Despite Nikola Jokic’s 17 points and 11 assists, foul trouble kept him sidelined during key moments, allowing Team USA to rally and secure a spot in the final against France.

USA Volleyball Thriller Against Brazil (3-minute read)

The U.S. women's volleyball team edged past Brazil in a thrilling five-set semifinal, winning 3-2 and advancing to the gold medal match. The match was a back-and-forth battle, but the Americans pulled through, winning the first, third, and fifth sets. With this victory, the U.S. is now set to defend their 2021 Olympic title and continue its streak of medaling in the last four Olympics.

Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone Breaks Own Record (2-minute read)

Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone continued her dominance by breaking her own world record in the 400m hurdles with a time of 50.37 seconds, clinching her second Olympic gold. McLaughlin-Levrone’s record-breaking run marked the sixth time she’s set a new world record, solidifying her legacy as one of track’s greatest.

Morgane Metraux Holds One-Shot Lead (4-minute read)

Switzerland’s Morgane Metraux dominated Wednesday with a record-breaking front nine, and despite cooling off on the back nine, Metraux holds a one-shot lead at Le Golf National. Defending gold medalist Nelly Korda charged up the leaderboard but stumbled with a disastrous quadruple bogey on the 16th.

🤒 Noah Lyles wins bronze in 200m, but ends Olympics due to Covid-19

🥇 Tara Davis-Woodhall wins gold for USA in long jump

🦅 Nick Foles announces retirement from NFL after 11 seasons

⌛️ Trouble in Dallas? Jones says no urgency in new deals

🏀 USA’s 4th quarter comeback vs Serbia to reach final

🏐 USA Volleyball’s final kill to advance to final 

👟 Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone sets new world record 

⛽️ Letsile Tebogo wins 200m for Botswana

🚚 Hendon Hooker runs over linebacker

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USA Women's Basketball vs Australia  (4-minute read)

Team USA Women’s Basketball is on the brink of their eighth consecutive Olympic gold, facing Australia in a highly anticipated semifinal. The Americans hold an 8-0 Olympic record against the Aussies, who have been perennial medal contenders but have never won gold.

France and Spain Meet In Soccer Final ( 2-minute read)

Thierry Henry’s France and Santi Denia’s Spain are set to face off in the final of the 2024 men’s Olympic soccer tournament. France, overcoming roster challenges, has been perfect in the group stage and edged Argentina and Egypt in the knockout rounds. Spain, aiming for their first gold since 1992, has shown resilience, defeating Japan and Morocco to secure their spot in the final.

4x100 Relay Finals (2-minute read)

The U.S. men’s 4x100m relay team blazed through their heat with a time of 37.47 seconds, setting the stage for a potential gold after missing the Tokyo 2020 final. The women’s team also qualified with the fastest time, setting up what could be a historic double-gold night for Team USA in the relays.

Which Olympic Games were the first to feature the Olympic flame?

👉️ Answer Below

The Olympic flame was first introduced at the 1928 Amsterdam Summer Olympics.