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The Olympics, a global spectacle, are more than just athletic competition. This article delves into the complex world of the International Olympic Committee (IOC), revealing its business model, political influence, and the controversies surrounding the Games. From the lucrative broadcast rights and sponsorships to the costs borne by host nations, the article provides a critical look at the Olympics’ financial structure. It also examines the power dynamics within the IOC, the role of volunteers, and the intertwined relationship between sports and politics. Furthermore, the article explores the bid process, the financial risks for host cities, and the scandals that have plagued the Olympics throughout history.

Many U.S. presidents have been accused of infidelity, both in and out of office. Some of these affairs have become infamous scandals, while others have remained largely secret. This list includes eight presidents who have been alleged to have cheated on their spouses, including Donald Trump, Warren Harding, Gerald Ford, George H.W. Bush, George W. Bush, Bill Clinton, John F. Kennedy, and Lyndon B. Johnson.