Whether from narcissism or mental illness, an 11-time male sprinting champion will compete against women at the upcoming Paralympics.

Yemisi Ogunleye's stirring rendition is the latest example of a female athlete praising Jesus and thus bringing light from Olympic darkness.

"So for him to do that and say that we're not world champions of like, our sport? It's like come on bruh ..."

"This 'unfortunately I did not make the 2024 Olympic team' trend has my CRYING," one X user wrote about the trend.

By glorifying God, McLaughlin-Levrone gave the Olympics another redemption moment and showed that light can always shine in darkness.

An American sprinter competed while battling COVID-19 and finished with a bronze medal at the Paris Games on Thursday.

Eleven Christian female athletes gathered to sing and praise Jesus at the Olympics, thereby modeling the true meanings of love and inclusion.

American transgender and nonbinary runner Nikki Hiltz completed in the heat for the 1,500-meter run and will advance to the semifinals.

Crittenden created a memorable Olympic moment and gave himself a chance for another simply by showing savviness in taking advantage of a rule.

“This is bigger than just me. It’s the last day of pride month. ... I wanted to run this one for my community,” Nikki Hiltz said.