Olympic Games Medal Count

Winter Olympics, Team USA and Medal Count

2026 Winter Olympics medal count: Keep track of Team USA's quest for gold in Italy

The 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan and Cortina d'Ampezzo, Italy, will run from Friday, Feb. 6 through Sunday, Feb. 22. Over the course of those two weeks, athletes from 92 countries -- not including Russia or Belarus -- will compete in 16 different sports.

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USA to Chase Norway in Medal Count at Winter Olympics, Sportsbooks Predict

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Medal Tally Olympics 2026 Predictions for Milano Cortina's Final Winter Medal Count

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Curling opens competition at 2026 Winter Olympics as brief power outage pauses play, luge training

The 2026 Winter Olympics opened competition Wednesday night with the first curling matches on the schedule in Cortina only for the action to come to a brief halt because of a power outage.

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See how athletes live at the Milano Cortina 2026 Olympic Village

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At Winter Olympics, Canada ends Italy’s remarkable mixed doubles curling win streak

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The Milan Cortina Winter Olympics get underway: Action in photos

This is a photo gallery curated by AP photo editors.

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Milan-Cortina Olympics Friday TV schedule: How to watch opening ceremony

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Cross country-Led by veterans and rising stars, US poised for podiums at Milano Cortina

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2026 Winter Olympics gold medal odds: 5 factors that will shape medal table

The United States has the most athletes competing in the Winter Olympics, but is not favored to win the gold medal race.

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Norway Favored for Most Golds at 2026 Winter Olympics

Norway (-170) and the USA (+750) lead the odds for the most gold medals at the 2026 Winter Olympics. Donnie and Joe break down the current betting market!

How Many Olympic Medals Does Shaun White Have? A Complete Breakdown

Among the top athletes in the sport of snowboarding, others have medaled in three Olympics, but only White can say that all three of his medals are gold. He seems to be allergic to the other spots on the podium, having never won a bronze or silver.