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Japan’s Ikuma Horishima delivered a jaw-dropping moment in the downhill dual moguls at the 2026 Winter Olympics by crossing the finish line while skiing backwards after a late fall. The feat drew astonished reaction from NBC commentators; Horishima won silver behind Canada’s Mikael Kingsbury, with Nick Page briefly in a position ahead before being ruled out of bounds, marking Horishima’s second Olympic podium.
Live updates from Day 9 of the Milan Cortina Winter Olympics highlight U.S. medal hopes in women’s curling (3-1 so far) as they face China, strong U.S. monobob showing with Elana Meyers Taylor near the lead, Mikaela Shiffrin contending in the women’s giant slalom, three Americans qualifying for the men’s snowboard slopestyle final, and Mikael Kingsbury earning Canada’s first gold in moguls. The report also mentions Jamaica’s bobsled training realities and a Dutch short-track medal surge with Jens van ’t Wout winning the 1500m and Velzeboer claiming an early golds in the events.
Speed skater Jordan Stolz broke the Olympic 500m mark with a 33.77 to edge Dutch rival Jenning de Boo for gold in Milan. In team events, the U.S. overcame a slow start to beat Denmark 6-3 in men’s hockey, while U.S. curling produced wins in round-robin play. In women's dual moguls, Jaelin Kauf (silver) and Elizabeth Lemley (bronze) gave the U.S. two more medals. A Canada–Sweden curling clash drew a verbal warning from the World Curling Federation over language, with officials placed to observe deliveries thereafter.
Corporate leaders, media barons, and political players will gather in Sun Valley, Idaho, for the annual media finance retreat hosted by Allen & Co. Attendees include Mark Zuckerberg, Tim Cook, Bill Gates, and Oprah Winfrey. The event is known for its off-the-record discussions and has been the site of major media mergers in the past. Topics of discussion will likely include geopolitics, technology, and entertainment.