The 2026 Winter Olympics are officially coming to a close, and we have a clear winner in the race for the country with the top Olympic medal count. While some events remain on Sunday, Feb. 22, there just isn't enough time left for the No. 2 country to catch up to No. 1.

The squad of Kaila Kuhn, Connor Curran and Christopher Lillis combined to post a dominant score of 325.35, which cleared second place by almost 30 points. Most notably, their win gave the U.S. its 11th gold medal of the games, which broke its record for most golds at the Winter Olympics.

Meyers Taylor took home one gold medal from the 2026 Winter Olympics, and it marked her first gold in women's monobob. But, she has more Olympic medals. The athlete has won a total of six Olympic medals, also including three silvers and two bronzes.

A lot Norway’s supremacy stems from tradition as the cradle of Nordic skiing. Most medals came from cross-country and biathlon whiles ski jumper Anna Odine Stroem swept both the normal and large hills, and added a silver in the mixed team event. Jens Luraas Oftebro took both Nordic combined titles.

Skjevdal’s gold in the men’s biathlon mass start gives Norway 17 gold medals at these Games, setting a new record for most at a single Winter Olympics. Johannes Hoesflot Klaebo has played a key role,

Olympic speedskater Kamila Sellier suffered a gruesome injury while competing in Italy, nearly losing her eye.

Investigators have launched a manslaughter probe into the harrowing death of a guard at a Winter Olympics construction site as the international sporting event comes to a close. Pietro Zantonini, 55,