America's gymnastics sweetheart Gabby Douglas couldn't continue her run of outstanding Olympic performances Monday. Competing in the uneven bars, Douglas finished eighth out of eight competitors, scoring a 14.900 -- well behind the gold medal-winning performance from Russia's Aliya Mustafina (16.133). ...more

Five thoughts to match the five Olympic rings for what transpired Sunday in London. ...more

The U.S. women's soccer team takes on Canada in a semifinal match while the American men's hoops team looks to see off Argentina in Monday action. ...more

Masterful entertainer Usain Bolt becomes a legend on the track while entertaining the masses. ...more

The most impressive field in the history of the 100 meters saw the most impressive sprinterin the history of the world win again. Jamaica's Usain Bolt lived up to his name, hype, reputation and expectation Sunday night as he ran the second-fastest 100-meter dash in the history of the world, an Olympic-record 9.63 seconds to give him the gold. ...more

Team USA cruises to a undefeated record in group play with a sweep of Turkey, but suffer the loss of setter Lindsey Berg. ...more

Team USA Volleyball setter Lindsey Berg left with an apparent leg injury in the second set of Team USA's win over Turkey. ...more

Now that swimming competition is over, we turn our attention to the track, where Americans hope their stars can live up to their expectations the way the ones in the pool did all last week. The first chance -- and confirmation -- of such hype came Sunday when Sanya Richards Ross, America's best female middle-distance runner, took gold Sunday in the women's 400 meters. ...more

Team USA is on pace to become arguably the best women's basketball team in history. ...more

History was made at Olympic Stadium on Sunday night as South African sprinter Oscar Pistorius ran around the track in the 400 meters. Even though the double amputee finished dead last in his heat with a time of 46.54, the mere fact that a runner without legs made it as far as he did against the world's best was simply awe-inspiring for millions looking on around the globe. ...more