Tokyo Olympics

Can Tokyo Keep Paralympic Athletes Safe?

By Tim Hornyak/Tokyo

Even With No Tourists or Fans, Japan Is Already Seeing Economic Benefits From the $15.4 Billion Tokyo Olympics

By Tim Hornyak/Tokyo

I’m a Health Writer Who Covers the Olympics. Here’s What I Thought of the Tokyo Games Bubble

By Alice Park/Tokyo

The 9 Best Moments of the Tokyo Olympics

By Sean Gregory/Tokyo
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The Tokyo Olympics Changed the Conversation About Mental Health

Biles' courageous choice created an opportunity for mental health discussions to move from raising awareness to positive action

By Alice Park/Tokyo

Sue Bird And Diana Taurasi Set a New Olympic Basketball Bar

“Those two, you can place above everyone” 

By Sean Gregory/Saitama, Japan

'The Women Showed Up.' Team USA's Relay Super Team Wins Gold, Making More Olympic History for Allyson Felix

Felix—who’s running in her fifth and final Olympics—earned a sendoff fit for her legend

By Sean Gregory/Tokyo

This Was No Team USA Men's Basketball Dream Team. But In Tokyo, It Demands Our Respect

The U.S. men’s basketball team, led by Kevin Durant, met the moment and won gold

By Sean Gregory/Tokyo

These Athletes Made History at the Tokyo Olympics

From the smallest country to the first siblings

By Melissa Locker

Allyson Felix Is Now The Most Decorated Female Track And Field Olympian Ever

They were watching the race from the family room at Allyson Felix’s parents’ home in Los Angeles: Felix’s husband Kenny Ferguson, 2-year-old daughter Camryn, brother Wes, mother Marlean, dad Paul, and two cousins, Lee Williams...

By Sean Gregory/Tokyo

The Olympics Broke Japan's COVID-19 Defenses

Japanese people are defying COVID-19 restrictions during the Olympics as cases pile up

By Amy Gunia and Mayako Shibata/Tokyo

Tom Daley Has Unveiled His Olympic Knitting Masterpiece

Daley went viral when he was spotted knitting while cheering on Olympic divers

By Melissa Locker

U.S. Skateboarders Are Chill About Being Beaten

In a sign that either the U.S. has done a fabulous job exporting skateboarding around the world, or the American Olympic skateboarders didn't step up in Tokyo—or, it just doesn't matter, dude—the U.S. failed to take home gold, writes Sean Gregory

By Sean Gregory/Tokyo

An Exception to Japan's Tough Refugee Policy

In 2020, Japan granted refugee status to only 47 out of nearly 4,000 applicants

By Tim Hornyak/Tokyo

Noah Lyles Discusses Mental Health After 200-m Olympic Bronze

Noah Lyles' post-race message after winning Olympic bronze in the men's 200-m sprint may be more valuable than any medal

By Sean Gregory/Tokyo

Canada's Andre De Grasse Wins Gold in 200-m at Tokyo Olympics; Favorite Noah Lyles Finishes Third

Andre de Grasse of Canada won the 200-m gold medal at the Tokyo Olympics on Wednesday night, finishing the race with a time of 19.62 seconds. Team USA’s Kenneth Bednarek won the silver, in 19.68...

By Sean Gregory/Tokyo

U.S. Wallops Australia in Women's Basketball

Team USA has now won 53-straight Olympic games, last losing in 1992

By Amy Gunia

Japan Goes 3-for-3 in Olympic Skateboarding

Of the nine medals in skateboarding awarded at the Tokyo Summer Olympics so far, five have gone to Japan

By Aria Chen/Tokyo

Meet Erriyon Knighton, the 17-Year-Old Sprinting Phenom

The Florida native is the youngest man to compete for the U.S. in a Summer Olympics since 1964

By Raisa Bruner

How to Watch the Olympics Closing Ceremony

The 2021 Summer Olympics closing ceremony is slated for Aug. 8 in Tokyo, Japan. Here's everything you need to know about it

By Melissa Locker
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