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Tokyo Olympics new sports
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Things starting to stir at Tokyo Olympic venues
Many preparations are still up in the air as organizers try to figure out how to hold the postponed Olympics in the middle of a pandemic.
Olympics
US considering joining boycott of 2022 Beijing Olympics
The State Department said a decision has not yet been made on whether the U.S. will boycott the 2022 games over Beijing's 'egregious human rights violations.'
Olympics
Overseas Tokyo Olympic ticket holders may get only partial refunds
The question of refunds came into weeks ago when local organizers and the Japanese government decided to bar most fans from abroad because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Nation World
Tokyo Olympics torch relay begins; Games 121 days away
The relay is a big test for the upcoming Olympics with fear among the public that the event could spread the virus to rural parts of the country.
Olympics
Olympic Games torch relay to begin Thursday from northeastern Japan
The relay could be the “canary in the coalmine" for attempting to hold the Olympics in four months despite the pandemic.
Olympics
Spectators from abroad barred from Tokyo Summer Olympics
Olympic officials said the risk was too great to admit spectators from overseas during a pandemic, an idea strongly opposed by the Japanese public.
Nation World
Tokyo Olympics ready to announce ban on fans from abroad
About 4.5 million tickets have been sold to Japan residents. Perhaps another 1 million have been sold abroad.
Olympics
IOC members worry about banning foreign fans from Olympics
Tokyo Olympic organizers say a final decision about fans from abroad will be made before the torch relay starts in 2 weeks.
Nation World
Olympic swimming great Missy Franklin announces pregnancy
Missy Franklin, who is married to former University of Texas swimmer Hayes Johnson, posted a photo of her and Johnson holding an ultrasound picture.
Olympics
Simone says: Olympic champion pushes for change in, out of pool
As one of the few elite Black athletes in the predominantly white sport, Simone Manuel is focused on helping swimming become more racially inclusive.
Sports
Olympic gold medalist Dominique Dawes is turning pain into purpose
The Silver Spring native opens up about the 'toxic and unhealthy culture' she endured within USA Gymnastics. Now, she's creating a positive environment for gymnasts.
Nation World
Things starting to stir at Tokyo Olympic venues
Many preparations are still up in the air as organizers try to figure out how to hold the postponed Olympics in the middle of a pandemic.
Olympics
US considering joining boycott of 2022 Beijing Olympics
The State Department said a decision has not yet been made on whether the U.S. will boycott the 2022 games over Beijing's 'egregious human rights violations.'
Olympics
Overseas Tokyo Olympic ticket holders may get only partial refunds
The question of refunds came into weeks ago when local organizers and the Japanese government decided to bar most fans from abroad because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Nation World
Tokyo Olympics torch relay begins; Games 121 days away
The relay is a big test for the upcoming Olympics with fear among the public that the event could spread the virus to rural parts of the country.
Olympics
Olympic Games torch relay to begin Thursday from northeastern Japan
The relay could be the “canary in the coalmine" for attempting to hold the Olympics in four months despite the pandemic.
Olympics
Spectators from abroad barred from Tokyo Summer Olympics
Olympic officials said the risk was too great to admit spectators from overseas during a pandemic, an idea strongly opposed by the Japanese public.
Nation World
Tokyo Olympics ready to announce ban on fans from abroad
About 4.5 million tickets have been sold to Japan residents. Perhaps another 1 million have been sold abroad.
Olympics
IOC members worry about banning foreign fans from Olympics
Tokyo Olympic organizers say a final decision about fans from abroad will be made before the torch relay starts in 2 weeks.
Nation World
Olympic swimming great Missy Franklin announces pregnancy
Missy Franklin, who is married to former University of Texas swimmer Hayes Johnson, posted a photo of her and Johnson holding an ultrasound picture.
Olympics
Simone says: Olympic champion pushes for change in, out of pool
As one of the few elite Black athletes in the predominantly white sport, Simone Manuel is focused on helping swimming become more racially inclusive.
Sports
Olympic gold medalist Dominique Dawes is turning pain into purpose
The Silver Spring native opens up about the 'toxic and unhealthy culture' she endured within USA Gymnastics. Now, she's creating a positive environment for gymnasts.
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