Blonde Bias?

Gracie Gold could feel herself crooked in the air and knew she was about a second from splatting on the ice.

"No way," she thought. "Not here."

Showing instincts that would impress a cat, Gold managed to save the landings on not one, but two of her jumps in the short program. They may not have been the prettiest landings she's ever had, but they did the trick, keeping alive her chances for a medal at the Sochi Olympics.

Following the short program, Yuna Kim, Adelina Sotnikova and Carolina Kostner make up the top-three with Gold a hefty 5.49 points behind Kostner for third.

So how come so much of the coverage has focused on Gracie?

Is NBC's coverage suffering from 'Blonde Bias?'

Which TV Network do you trust the most?

Are other news networks any less Biased?

How does our media differ from Cold War Russia?

How can you detect 'bias' in the news?

Whats going on in this picture?

Can you answer the 5 Ws and H about this picture?

What is the history of this symbol?

Why didn't the  Russians see this picture?

Is the American Media biased?

Remember the good old days of the Cold War?

Black Widow

Of particular concern to Russian authorities at the Sochi Olympics are the "black widows," frequently young women whose husbands have been killed by Russian forces. Last month, Russian security forces published photographs of three such women allegedly planning to bomb the Olympic torch relay, and another of a 22-year-old woman called Ruzanna Ibragimova, who they said might be in the Sochi area.

How common are female suicide bombers?  What motivates them?

Are suicide bombers Crazy?

Sochi's Terrorism Problem

A Man suspected of trying to hijack plane to Sochi was detained in Turkey as passengers were evacuated.

A Ukrainian man tried to hijack a Turkey-bound flight to Sochi, Russia, as the Winter Olympics were kicking off Friday, but the pilot tricked him and landed in Istanbul instead, where he was stealthily detained after a four-hour stand-off on a plane full of passengers, an official said. The hijacking drama came as the Winter Olympics opened in the Russian resort city, with thousands of athletes from around the world pouring into the tightly secured stadium amid warnings the games could be a terrorism target.

Just how big is Sochi's Terrorism Problem?

What is the connection between Sochi and the Boston Marathon Bomber?

Have terrorist attacks been carried out on the Olympics before?