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Monobob Time! USA's Elana Meyers Taylor Leads Sport's Olympic Debut
Monobob’s Olympic debut brings several new wrinkles to a sport that’s been on the Olympic program since 1924.
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Olympians Raise Concerns Over Quarantine Hotels
Some Olympic athletes unlucky enough to test positive for the coronavirus at the Beijing Olympics feel their quarantine conditions make a bad situation much worse
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Here's the Quarantine Time for Unvaccinated Winter Olympians
Unvaccinated athletes will be subject to certain protocols before the 2022 Winter Olympics. Here’s what Olympians who are not vaccinated must do.
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CDC Recommends Shorter COVID Isolation, Quarantine Times
U.S. health officials cut isolation restrictions from Americans who catch COVID-19 from 10 to five days.
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CDC Endorses ‘Test-to-Stay' Policy to Keep Kids in School
Reducing mandatory quarantines after a COVID-19 exposure would help prevent absenteeism and learning loss that occurs with virtual learning, officials said
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Ed Sheeran Has COVID, Will Do Performances From Home
British pop star Ed Sheeran says he’s tested positive for COVID-19 and will do interviews and performances from his house while he self-isolates.
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Disruptions to Schooling Fall Hardest on Vulnerable Students
Complications wrought by the pandemic persist in schools and often fall hardest on those least able to weather them.
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DCPS Sends Some Siblings of COVID-Positive Kids to Class Without Quarantine or Testing
Some parents with children in D.C. Public Schools are questioning the district’s policies regarding which students need to quarantine and test after exposure to COVID-19.
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DC Schools Send Some Siblings of COVID-Positive Kids to Class Without Quarantine Or Testing Required
Some parents of D.C. Public Schools students question the district’s COVID-19 policies regarding which students need to quarantine. The News4 I-Team learned siblings of kids who’ve been exposed or tested positive are still allowed to return to school *without quarantining or testing. Investigative Reporter Jodie Fleischer spoke with families who say the current rules are not keeping families safe...
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Parents Scramble to Test Children for COVID-19 After Possible Exposures
Northern Virginia Bureau Chief Julie Carey reports on parents scrambling to have their children tested for COVID-19 after possible exposures.
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Nearly 850 DC Public School Students in Quarantine
Nearly 850 D.C. Public Schools students — including an entire grade at one school — and nearly 120 staff members are in quarantine halfway through the first full week of classes. D.C. requires students to stay home from school and quarantine if a classmate or teacher tests positive for COVID-19. So far, at least 31 public schools have sent letters…
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Liberty University Announces Campus-Wide COVID-19 Quarantine
Liberty University announced a temporary campus-wide quarantine Thursday amid a spike in COVID-19 cases
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Hundreds of Northern Virginia Students in Quarantine
The first week back to school didn’t going well for hundreds of Fairfax County families who find their children already in quarantine.
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Hundreds of Students Quarantining Across Northern Virginia
As the delta variant drives a surge in COVID-19 cases, quarantines and last-minute closures are something parents and students will have to deal with all schoolyear long. Northern Virginia Bureau Reporter Drew Wilder is hearing from a father in Fairfax County who says his daughter is quarantined, too, and he has no clue when it will end.
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Discovering Tokyo (Finally) After Two Weeks of Quarantine
Exploring Tokyo is even sweeter after two weeks of quarantine. NBCLX storyteller Chase Cain, who is covering the Tokyo Olympics, shares what it’s like to experience the host city after two weeks of life in a bubble.
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Britain Ends Quarantine of Vaccinated Visitors From US & EU
Fully vaccinated travelers from the United States and much of Europe can enter England without quarantining starting next week.
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Freestyle with Gus Kenworthy
Join ski champion Gus Kenworthy as he talks to various Olympians about their quarantine experience leading up to the games.
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As Olympics Approach, Japan Still in the Thick of COVID Fight
The Olympics are kicking off as Japan and much of the world are still under COVID restrictions – a stark difference from the U.S. It’s particularly noticeable on the streets and on flights, NBCLX Storyteller Chase Cain explains how the COVID-19 vaccine rollout influenced what we’re seeing now.
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15 Minutes to Buy Groceries: What It's Like Traveling to Tokyo for the Olympics
If you’re traveling to Tokyo as a member of the media, you’ll be asked to sign a pledge attesting that you will follow COVID-19 protocols during a 14-day quarantine. Once you’ve arrived, there’s a sequence of protocols members of the media have to follow. Among them? You can only leave your hotel for non-work purposes for 15 minutes at a...
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Lauren Graham on Reuniting With Boyfriend Peter Krause After 5 Months Apart
Graham said Krause had an epic quarantine stockpile.