The Summer Olympics are here again! That means all your favorites are back: gymnastics, swimming, track and field and dozens more. Whether you want to watch Simone Biles win yet another gold medal or Katie Ledecky outswim just about everyone, an Olympics watch party is the perfect way to celebrate your favorite sports with all your friends.

If you’re hosting the party this year, prepare to go all out with the decorations and grab a few things to make your viewing experience worthy of a gold medal. If you are rooting for Team USA, check out this roundup of U.S. Olympic-inspired merch including hats, t-shirts, totes and more. 

You can watch all the Olympic Games with the help of a Peacock Premium subscription. You’ll get no ads and 24/7 viewing of all your favorite sports. Plus, you can watch multiple games at once with the multi-view feature, ensuring you don’t miss any of the action.

To throw an Olympic party, you need your own set of Olympic rings! You can hang this rings banner inside or outside to show where the party’s at. To add even more festive touches, add some "go for the gold" banners around your home, too.

Original price: $12.99

Keep your table clean and show your American pride with an American flag tablecloth. You’ll get a three pack, so if you’re having a huge party, you can be prepared to cover all your tables or counter tops.

Original price: $27.99

To celebrate this specific Olympics, provide your guests with Paris Olympic-branded cups. You can get a 50-pack, plenty for all your guests. They feature an artsy design, complete with the Olympic rings and the Olympic torch.

Want to feel like an Olympian yourself? Grab a pack of Olympic medals to pass out at the party. You can award them during party games or just give them out as party favors. Amazon has a 24-pack of gold, silver and bronze medals.

Carry your own Olympic torch just like Snoop Dogg when you get a set of three inflatable Olympic torches. They’re fun for the whole family and are easy to blow up over and over again.

Original price: $199.99

With some incredible commentators this year, you want to hear everything crystal clear while you’re watching the Olympics. To get the surround sound feel without breaking the bank, add a soundbar to your entertainment setup. They make the sound clearer and help immerse you in the hype of the Olympics.

Avoid a long cleanup after the party by opting for paper plates and napkins. A 50-pack of American flag plates and napkins shows off your team spirit. Or, if you’re rooting for multiple countries, get a set of world flag Olympics plates and napkins.

Original price: $49.99

Show off your support for America inside and outside your home by adding American flag bunting around your windows or porch. You can always reuse any bunting you had for the Fourth of July, if you’re trying to be more sustainable. If you prefer more Olympic-based bunting, you can get bunting with the Olympic rings and USA printed on the front.

Vice President Kamala Harris has gone 18 days without holding a formal press conference since becoming the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee as of Thursday.

Harris became essentially the de facto nominee after President Biden endorsed her on July 21 when he dropped out of the race and she officially clinched the nomination last week. She has been busy on the campaign trail, spoken at various events, and given informal remarks to reporters at various points, but hasn’t done a formal press conference or wide-ranging interview in the 16 days that have followed. 

She also failed to appear at the National Association of Black Journalists convention in Chicago, where former President Trump made headlines last week with a heated question-and-answer session, although she could make a future appearance with the group.

This week, she made headlines by picking Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz as her running mate, but the two have still not been questioned formally in interviews or press conferences. It's gotten the attention of GOP vice-presidential candidate JD Vance, who has implored the media to do better on the issue and get Harris to answer questions.

During a Wednesday press conference in Detroit, Vance urged reporters to "show a little bit of self-awareness" and pushed Harris to "do the job of a presidential candidate" by speaking to reporters.

"Until she does, you guys have got to stop giving her a honeymoon and pretending that she is something she isn't," he said. 

Harris has been so elusive that The New York Times published excerpts from an interview she conducted last year to see where her answers "land now." Some critics have likened the strategy thus far to what was derided as the Biden "basement" approach in 2020.

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Much of the Democratic Party — including governors, senators and House members as well as party leaders — quickly coalesced behind Harris following Biden's blockbuster news. But critics have started to take notice that Harris hasn’t faced tough questions since. 

National Review senior writer Noah Rothman asked his social media followers on Wednesday, "When is Kamala Harris going to hold a press conference?" 

"The most revealing exposure to which a candidate can submit is a prolonged press conference — and that’s precisely what Harris needs to do. Indeed, we know that’s what she needs to do because it was only a few weeks ago that Democratic political professionals and their allies insisted that was what Biden had to do," he wrote for National Review.

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NewsBusters executive editor Tim Graham expects her to follow President Biden’s 2020 playbook, when he was famously accused of hiding in his basement during the COVID pandemic. 

"Kamala Harris should absolutely hold a press conference. One would expect it when she names her vice-presidential pick. But we cannot expect her to break from Biden's serial avoidance of press conferences," Graham told Fox News Digital. 

"Since the 2020 campaign, we have witnessed the bizarre spectacle of Donald Trump granting wide access to networks that suggest he's a fascist and hammer him daily, while Biden and Harris won't grant interviews to media outlets that gurgle all over them and their ‘historic accomplishments,’" he continued. "Either they think the press can never be servile enough or they are projecting a complete lack of confidence in their efforts to put complete sentences together." 

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DePauw University media studies professor Jeffrey McCall believes the Harris campaign is "well aware that Biden dodged the media throughout his 2020 campaign and still got elected."

"The Harris camp is also well aware that their candidate doesn't do well in unscripted settings, not to mention that a presser or legitimate sit-down interview would necessarily require her to defend some of her positions, previous statements and record. Thus, a rerun of the Biden basement campaign sounds pretty good, as long as you throw in a couple of rallies with Megan Thee Stallion," McCall added, referring to the rapper who appeared at Harris’ Atlanta rally on Tuesday. 

He suggested that Harris doesn’t feel pressure "to do a press conference just because she has fallen into the nomination" because Democrats will support her either way. 

"The supporters rallying around her don't expect her to be accountable and have little interest in her policy positions and so on. That she's not Biden, or Trump, is sufficient for those supporters," McCall said. 

"From a rhetorical strategy standpoint, however, it would behoove Harris to actually do a presser and do real journalistic interviews," he continued.  "At some point, it would seem, she'll have to attract moderates or undecided voters who want to see her take questions."

The Harris campaign has not responded to requests for comment. 

The Democratic National Convention is set to kick off Aug. 19 in Chicago. 

Fox News Digital’s Paul Steinhauser contributed to this report.