At the Olympics in Paris

On the second day of the Olympic Games, American gymnast Simone Biles made a stunning return with a dazzling beam routine, despite an early injury scare. Her coach, Cecile Landi, downplayed the incident as “just a little pain in her calf.” Biles' performance left spectators in awe and set a high standard for the competition.

In men's basketball, Team USA showcased their dominance by dismantling Serbia with a commanding score of 110-84. This victory marked a perfect start to the U.S.'s quest for a fifth consecutive gold medal. Meanwhile, the U.S. women’s soccer team secured their place in the quarterfinals with a decisive 4-1 win over Germany.

The swimming events provided dramatic highlights in the closing hours of the day. Adam Peaty of Britain was denied a third consecutive gold in the 100-meter breaststroke by Italy's Nicolò Martinenghi. France's Léon Marchand set a new Olympic record in the 400-meter individual medley, thrilling the home crowd. Additionally, Ariarne Titmus of Australia clinched gold in the 400-meter freestyle, adding to her impressive Olympic résumé.

The day's events were a testament to the incredible skill and determination of athletes from around the world, making the Paris Olympics an unforgettable spectacle.