Khelif was born a woman, raised as a woman and competes as a woman in compliance with all IOC rules, and while the conversation around her — not to mention the relentless bullying — has become increasingly toxic, Khelif continued fighting her way to the podium until she was standing on top of it.
The 25-year-old has handled her Olympics experience with as much grace as anyone could have in her situation. Now, after all the bigotry and hatred she's faced, she'll be heading home with a gold medal and the support of her native country.
Khelif's celebration after the match on Friday at Roland Garros really says it all.
The Dodgers have been interested in Adames and even with Mookie Betts moving back to the infield, Adames would make sense in L.A. Other teams that could make a run at him include the Giants and Braves.
The Commanders battled the Eagles hard but couldn’t generate much offense, fell way short on a pivotal fourth-down gamble and eventually fell to the Eagles.