Author: Christine Brennan, USA TODAY

The IOC has finally announced its long-awaited rule changes for athletes who want to protest at the Tokyo Olympics, but does it go far enough?

Katie Grimes, the 15-year-old who used to think it was cool just to have the same first name as Katie Ledecky, punched her ticket to Tokyo.

Simone Manuel failed to qualify for the final in the women’s 100 freestyle, an event she won at the 2016 Rio Olympics.

Ledecky’s winning time was nearly five seconds slower than her world record, but it was good enough to claim a spot on the Olympic team for Tokyo.

“Maybe put me in there, let me do a time trial or something.” Michael Phelps relives past glories while attending the U.S. Olympic swimming trials.

Torri Huske’s time of 55.66 seconds in the 100-meter butterfly Monday broke her American record and is the fastest in the world this year.

Two of Australia’s young star swimmers have already sent the Americans a message with one world-record swim and another near-world record.

Ross Miner, a U.S. figure skating coach and retired skater, was suspended for six months by the U.S. Center for SafeSport for sexual harassment.