What Now? A Guide to What’s Happening Next at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games
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How to stay-up-to-date on Simone Biles, Katie Ledecky, and more Team USA athletes
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Simone Biles Withdraws From Team Gymnastics Final
Posted in: Culture NewsUSA Gymnastics issued a statement citing "a medical issue" for the withdrawal
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‘Blind Landing’ Podcast Examines One of the Olympics’ Worst Mistakes
Posted in: Culture FeaturesAt the 2000 Sydney Summer Olympics, a vault apparatus set two inches too low risked athletes' lives — and changed the course of the competition
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British Diver Tom Daley Encourages Aspiring LGBTQ Athletes After Winning Olympic Gold
Posted in: Culture News"I hope that any young LGBT person out there can see that no matter how alone you feel right now, you are not alone," Daley said. "You can achieve anything"
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How to Watch the 2021 Tokyo Olympics: Stream the Games Free Online
Posted in: TV NewsEverything you need to know about this summer's Olympic Games and how to stream the two-week event from home without cable
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2021 Tokyo Olympics: 15 Stories to Follow During the Games
Posted in: SportsSimone Biles, Naomi Osaka, and Allyson Felix are obvious — but did you know Bruce Springsteen’s daughter is competing for gold, too?
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John Legend, Keith Urban, Angélique Kidjo Lead ‘Imagine’ Performance at Tokyo Olympics Opening Ceremony
Posted in: Music NewsHans Zimmer composed the new take on the John Lennon, Yoko Ono classic, which also featured Alejandro Sanz and the Suginami Junior Chorus
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Show Your Team Spirit With These 11 Pieces of Olympics-Inspired Merch
Posted in: LifestyleThe merch to wear while watching comfortably in front of your screen.
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Sha’Carri Richardson Won’t Compete in Olympics After Being Left Off Relays
Posted in: Culture NewsSprinter not selected for team following losing spot to run 100-meter race after testing positive for marijuana
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Why Marijuana Could Keep Sha’Carri Richardson Out of the Olympics
Posted in: Culture NewsThe sprinting phenom says she used cannabis to cope with the death of her biological mother, but the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency still considers the drug to be "performance-enhancing"
