The easiest skill in Biles’ routine almost brought her off the 4-inch apparatus. On a side aerial, she landed on the tips of her toes and saved it like the all-star she is.

The U.S. will breathe a sigh of relief now that beam is behind them. Biles’ score of 14.366 will keep the team comfortably in first.

Just the floor exercise stands between Team USA and a gold medal.

Team USA takes a 2-0 lead after a through ball from Paxten Aaronson in midfield finds a sprinting Kevin Paredes to beat the keeper in the 31st minute.

It was a historic moment for Team USA today as the women's rugby sevens squad came back from behind twice in order to win its first-ever medal at the Olympics.

This also marks the first rugby medal for the U.S. since 1924, when the men won gold. Those Games were also hosted in Paris.

Guinea makes a substitution for injured player Bengaly Cisse. Coming into the game is defender Naby Oulare. After 29 minutes of controlling possession, Team USA maintains a 1-0 lead.

Two rotations down, two to go and Team USA is in a comfortable first place. Italy trails the U.S. by 3 points in second place, followed by China in third.

Team USA won its first bronze in women's rugby sevens in a 14-12 match against Australia.

The American women fought hard against an aggressive Australian offensive but scored in the final minute of the game. Australia failed to convert its final try for the additional 2 points, and Team USA was able to break away to score in the final few seconds of regulation.

A two-point conversion won the game for the U.S. women.

The American men last won a medal in rugby in the 1924 Olympics, which were also held in Paris.

The women's gymnastics final is halfway done and Team USA is in a comfortable first place.

After nearly-perfect routines on both vault and bars, the U.S. has a score of 87.432 — 3 points ahead of second-place Italy.

The women now move on to the trickiest of the events: beam. If they can get through that, floor will surely be a victory lap for this all-star team.

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France barely escaped with their second win of men’s basketball group play, beating Japan in overtime 94-90.

Japan is going to be sick after this one. Up 82-80, Japan got a huge defensive stop, as Victor Wembanyama missed a potential go-ahead 3-pointer with 25 seconds to go. Japan was then leading 84-80 after two Yuki Kawamura free throws with about 16 seconds left, only for France to improbably tie the game on the next possession.

Matthew Strazel hit a frantic 3-pointer from the left wing off an offensive rebound scramble and was sent to the free-throw line after a foul call on Kawamura. Frankly, it was a bad call. Multiple replays failed to show any serious contact on the shot, but Strazel was nonetheless able to tie the game at the line.

In overtime, France overwhelmed. Wembanyama scored 8 straight points by himself — an and-1, a 3 from the top of the key, and then two more from the stripe. Japan hit a couple 3s in the waning seconds, but it was too little, too late.

France is now 2-0 in Group B play. Japan fell to 0-2 with the loss.

After battling back from losing the first set, USA’s Taylor Fritz defeated Britain’s Jack Draper 2-1 in the second round of men's singles. Watch his match highlights here.