From countries that regularly win Olympic medals, like the U.S., to others eyeing that first gold, here are the most and least decorated countries.

The iconic medal ceremony caps each event at the Olympic Games. Here's who takes the crown for most medals in both the Summer and Winter Games.

Penalty shootout heroics from Stephanie Labbe, and a clinical decisive spot-kick from Julia Grosso, put the North American nation at the top of the podium ...

Well, to no surprise, Norway continued its Winter Olympics domination. Norway, which entered with the most Winter Olympic medals of all time (368), added another 37 in Beijing.

The United States’ track and field team has enjoyed its fair share of dominance over the storied history of the Olympic Games. U.S. sprinter Allyson Felix has the most gold medals of any woman ...

The minimalist design combining two metal halves is meant to evoke the connection between athletes and their supporting ...

Between the United States, Canada and a contingent of European nations, these 10 countries have earned the most medals in Winter Olympic history.

Which country has won the most gold medals in track and field? Team USA has won the most Olympic gold medals in track and field history with 344, followed by the Soviet Union with 64 and Great ...

Its 121 medals make up more than half of its entire medal haul (52.2%) and 26.2% of the medals ever handed out in the sport at the Olympics. Seven of the country’s 14 medals at the 2018 Games ...