The Paris Olympics have come to a close, with the United States and China tying for the most gold medals at 40 each. This marks the first time two countries have shared the top spot in gold medal totals at the Summer Games. The U.S. topped the overall medal count with 126, while China finished second with 91. Great Britain, France, and Australia rounded out the top five.
Source: https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/5694378/2024/08/11/us-china-gold-medals-count-olympics/
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