The Beijing 2008 Olympic Games

Move over Tony the Tiger, here comes Olympic champion Michael Phelps.

A pro-Tibet group says Chinese police have detained five American activists.

Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice has dropped plans to attend the closing ceremonies of the Olympics in Beijing.

The mother-in-law of Hugh McCutcheon, who was stabbed and her husband killed in Beijing, is starting to talk and walk short distances while recovering in Minnesota.

China says there have been 77 applications from people wanting to protest in designated demonstration areas during the Beijing Olympics.

The Olympic swimming champion has gotten a long-distance congratulations from President Bush.

The swimmer gets his eighth and final gold medal of the Beijing Olympics with a win in the 400-meter medley relay.

As a child, Wang Chen was a ping-pong star in China but now she's a U.S. citizen and she runs a table tennis club in New York.

The swimming machine won the 100-meter butterfly final in Beijing in the closest finish imaginable.

The Empire State Building is shining with Olympic spirit: Each of its top four sides are being lit with the different colors of 66 competing countries.