Diana Moskovitz is an investigations editor and co-owner of Defector Media LLC. She is known for her in-depth reporting on a wide range of topics, including sexual assault allegations, sports scandals, and high-profile legal cases. With a keen eye for detail and a dedication to uncovering the truth, Diana's work has made a significant impact in the field of investigative journalism.
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PARIS — A confession: The men's pommel horse final wasn't originally on my Olympics to-do list this weekend.
By: Diana Moskovitz
On Saturday, Biles landed her Yurchenko double pike vault, a skill so difficult and dangerous no other woman has tried it in competition, and won the gold medal in vault. Biles delivered her best attempt of these Olympics, soaring off the vault table for two flips in a pike position before landing, with just a hop backward, on her feet.
PARIS — Simone Biles is not inevitable. No flesh and blood human could be. What she is, instead, is inescapable.
First, a disclaimer: A whole lot of what follows won’t sound very logical if you mostly follow, well, the ball sports, and some of it may seem downright bizarre if you are unfamiliar with the type of fussily chaotic institutional dysfunction familiar to the International Olympic Committee. If you know the IOC and how it […]
By: Diana Moskovitz
The Court of Arbitration for Sport released its detailed report Wednesday on why it ruled that third place in the women's gymnastics floor competition
By: Diana Moskovitz
It's good to be friends with Simone Biles. Many of the reasons are obvious: Biles is the greatest gymnast of all time, she comes off as cool as hell
The news from Green Bay is this: Sam Darnold hasn't turned into San Darnold just yet, and the possibility that he actually isn't Sam Darnold anymore remains more than zero.
By: Diana Moskovitz
At one point in time, Rory Dames was mostly known as a longtime women's soccer coach, leading the NWSL's Chicago Red Stars for about a decade as
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