Brian Mann
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first heard Nov 2024
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The Russian flag and national anthem still aren't allowed at Olympic events, but the IOC has signaled that, too, could change before the L.A.
Games.
The IOC banned the vast majority of Russians from competing for their home country after the full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022.
This IOC move will make it easier for Russians to compete, even as Russian drone and missile strikes continue to slam Ukrainian cities.
Vladislav Hereskevich is a Ukrainian Olympic bobsledder.
Sports officials in Moscow praised the IOC move, but some restrictions remain in place.
If Russians win medals, they still won't be allowed to play their national anthem or fly the Russian flag.
Brian Mann, NPR News.
Yeah, you're right.
He's had these controversies, but he's always been able to rise above it, usually by saying those things happened years before.
He received treatment for PTSD from his four combat tours in Iraq and Afghanistan.
But then a former romantic partner accused him earlier this week of sexually assaulting her just five years ago.
And even though his populist messages clearly resonated with many voters, those latest accusations were sort of the red line for state Democratic leaders and many of his national allies.
No, they're not, and that's because they only have until July 27th to name a new nominee, and Plattner has to drop out by Monday to make that possible.
Party leaders have been kind of quietly putting together their succession plans, if you will, and consulting with their lawyers.
They said last night that...
They're committed to a, quote, open and transparent process, but they haven't provided the details yet of how that would work out.
So, for instance, will they hold a new state convention, caucuses around the state?
You know, who exactly gets to decide?
Yeah, exactly.
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