Biles' passage to two finals looked—at times—in serious jeopardy, as she continues her bid to become the most decorated female Olympic gymnast of all time. ( read original story ...)
Tokyo Olympics: Judoka Chelsie Giles wins Team GB’s first medal at Tokyo 2020
Chelsie Giles becomes Great Britain's first medallist of the Tokyo Olympics, winning bronze after defeating Switzerland's Fabienne Kocher in the women's -52kg judo competition. ( read original story ...)
Olympics-Skateboarding-Japan’s Horigome wins sport’s first Olympic gold
"at-above-post addthis_tool" data-url=" Mari Saito TOKYO (Reuters) -Yuto Horigome of Japan claimed the first Olympic gold medal in skateboarding after recovering his composure with high-scoring tricks ... ( read original story ...)
Duke urges Olyroos to maintain energy against Spain in Sapporo
Olyroos overage player Mitchell Duke has urged Australia to produce another all-action, high-energy performance against Spain in Sapporo on Sunday, as Graham Arnold’s charges seek to record ... ( read original story ...)
Man arrested for scattering anti-Olympic flyers from Nagoya train window
A 59-year-old man from Nagoya has been arrested after scattering flyers protesting the Tokyo Olympics from the window of a running subway train in the city ... ( read original story ...)
Naomi Osaka ‘refreshed and happy’ as she kicks off her Olympic campaign with dominant victory against Saisai Zheng
These are early days for the Tokyo Olympics, but Naomi Osaka is quickly emerging as the headline act.Two days after lighting the cauldron at the Opening Ceremony -- a moment she called "the greatest ... ( read original story ...)
The U.S. medal rush begins with a splash at the Tokyo Olympics
Chase Kalisz won the first gold medal for the U.S., and Jay Litherland snagged the first silver medal Sunday after they finished one and two in the 400-meter individual medley. “U-S-A! U-S-A!” a small ... ( read original story ...)
A Japanese Swimmer Makes Her Tokyo Olympics Debut After Overcoming Leukemia—and Captures Hearts Across Her Nation
Hitomi Morioka, an Olympics volunteer at the Tokyo Aquatics Center, said she wanted to shout for Rikako Ikee at the top of her lungs, but couldn’t because of COVID-19 restrictions on cheering. ( read original story ...)
Tokyo daily Covid-19 cases total 1,763 on Sunday
The Tokyo Metropolitan Government reported 1,763 COVID-19 cases on Sunday, the third day since the Olympic Games began in the Japanese capital. Infections have been on the rise in recent weeks, ... ( read original story ...)
Chinese duo easily win 1st diving gold of Tokyo Olympics
China got off to a winning start in diving at the Tokyo Olympics, claiming gold in women’s 3-meter synchronized springboard to start what the Chinese hope is a sweep of the eight events. ( read original story ...)
US beats Australia, sets up gold medal rematch with Japan
The United States had just given up its first run and was two outs away from losing for the first time in the Olympic softball tournament. Amanda Chidester stepped up to the plate with two runners on ... ( read original story ...)
Tokyo diary: South Korea and Japan turn back the clock
The two countries revived former colonial tensions with politically charged gestures ... ( read original story ...)
Tokyo Olympics Daily: Japan gets in the Olympic spirit
Japan switches on to the Games as nation secures first golds . Judoka Naohisa Takato won Japan’s first gold medal at the Tokyo Olympics, securing early glory for the host nation ... ( read original story ...)
Bryson DeChambeau ruled out of Tokyo 2020 after testing positive for coronavirus
Last year’s US Open champion, sixth in the world rankings, was due to make his Olympic debut in Tokyo when the competition gets under way on Thursday. ( read original story ...)
Stimulus Check – Japan unveils $708 billion in fresh stimulus with eye on post-COVID growth
Have questions about your COVID-19 stimulus check? If so, we have answers, including when you can expect to receive your check, how to ... ( read original story ...)
Man arrested in Japan for scattering anti-Olympic flyers from train
A 59-year-old man from Nagoya has been arrested after scattering flyers protesting the Tokyo Olympics from a running subway train, the Aichi prefectural police say. ( read original story ...)