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The Enhanced Games, a controversial event allowing performance-enhancing drugs, has signed high-profile athletes like Fred Kerley and Ben Proud. Kerley's participation follows his suspension for doping-related issues, raising ethical and legal questions about the event's legitimacy and impact on sport integrity. The event is scheduled for May 2026 in Las Vegas.
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The IOC confirmed it will allow Russian athletes to compete as Individual Neutral Athletes at the Milan-Cortina Winter Olympics, following the same policy used at Paris 2024. The decision excludes Russian teams and athletes with military ties or support for Ukraine's invasion. No discussion of banning Israeli athletes occurred. Security concerns remain high.
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Recent developments in Olympic and Paralympic policies include IOC discussions on sports inclusion, health issues affecting key figures, and geopolitical tensions impacting athlete participation. These updates reflect ongoing efforts to adapt the Games to new challenges and political realities, with decisions affecting future events like 2028 and 2032.
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American figure skater Jason Brown, 30, is competing at Skate America in Lake Placid, aiming for an Olympic spot. His career has been marked by highs and lows, including Olympic medals and setbacks. Brown returns with a modified 'Riverdance' program, supported by passionate fans, as he seeks to demonstrate his enduring skill and dedication.