USA Wins Olympic Total Medal Count

Published: Mon, 08/12/24

Updated: Sat, 08/17/24

The U.S. topped the Paris 2024 Olympics with 126 total medals, including 40 gold, tying China for the most golds but winning the overall count with dominance in swimming and track.Insert Preheader


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USA Wins Olympic Total Medal Count

NPR

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