Day 14 from Milan Cortina will see another seven gold medals awarded, starting with the freeski women's ski cross and men's aerials and continuing with the men's halfpipe later. More medals will be handed out in speedskating as well, including the women's 1,500-meter, the men's short track 5,000-meter relay and the women's short track 1,500-meter.

With three days left of the games, and currently having won 16 gold medals, Norway is one gold away from breaking the record for most gold medals won by a nation in a single Winter Olympic Games, which was also set by Norway. pic.twitter.com/7h4N8PcUJz

After retiring from figure skating at the age of 16, UCLA student Alysa Liu returned for the love of the sport — and the sport showed her love back.

La Usc di Ladins is not like any of the news outlets flown into town covering the Games, or like most of Italy’s other publications. The weekly newspaper reports in Ladin, the Alps’ oldest language, dating back to Roman settlement in 1 B.C.E.

As the Winter Games continue to unfold, Snowbasin is celebrating its Olympic connection with a Winter Games Breakfast Club.

Italy has already recorded its best-ever Winter Olympics medal haul, powered primarily by women, as gender parity efforts deliver historic results at Milan Cortina 2026.

Megan Keller scored a game-winner for the ages, and Liu became the first American figure skater to medal in women's singles in 20 years.

McAvoy, Swayman, Jokiharju and Korpisalo are all still in the running for an Olympic medal ahead of Friday’s semifinal meetings. The gold-medal game is scheduled for Sunday at 8:10 a.m. ET; the bronze-medal game will be on Saturday at 2:40 p.m. ET.