Summer Olympics

Eddy Alvarez is back home from Tokyo after a couple of whirlwind weeks representing Team USA — both as a co-flag bearer in the opening ceremony, alongside basketball star Sue Bird, and as a silver medal-winning baseball player.

Here are four big events to watch on Day 7 in Tokyo — and how to tune in.

After Simone Biles pulled out of the team and individual all-around competitions, athletes have been showing her support. Irish golfer Rory McIlroy praised her and Naomi Osaka for prioritizing their mental health.

Here are four big events to watch on Day 6 in Tokyo — and how to tune in.

The American gymnast will continue to be evaluated daily to determine whether or not she will compete in next week’s individual event finals.

Here are four big events to watch on Day 5 in Tokyo — and how to tune in.

After Simone Biles withdrew from competition the athletes from Russia took home gold in the women’s team gymnastics event.

The U.S. women’s soccer team advanced to the quarterfinals after tying with Australia 0-0. The quarterfinals are scheduled to begin July 30.

Here are four big events to watch on Day 4 in Tokyo — and how to tune in.

Team USA Swimmer Katie Ledecky takes the silver medal in the 400 meter freestyle. Australian rival Ariarne Titmus took the gold medal.

Here are four big events to watch on Day 3 in Tokyo — and how to tune in.

The excitement of the Tokyo Olympics is well underway. Here are the must-see Tokyo Olympic events for the next day, including how to watch Kevin Durant in Team USA basketball, the debut of skateboarding plus Simone Biles and Virginia swimmer Torri Huske competing.

Pro skateboarder Tony Hawk is in Tokyo for skateboarding’s debut at the Tokyo Olympics and shared what viewers should look for when watching the sport’s events on TV. “The artistry what people should be looking for,” Hawk said. “Skating is as much about style as it is about technique.”

There are several new sports making their Olympic debuts in Tokyo, and Friday is when you can first catch the exciting action. With First Lady Jill Biden in attendance, Team USA cruised to a 17-10 victory over France in their first-ever 3×3 Olympic game. Stefanie Dolson scored a game-high seven points and added six rebounds. Kelsey Plum scored six points….

As the 2020 Tokyo Olympics kicked off on Friday, Japan unveiled an opening ceremony unlike any games before. From a moment of silence for the victims of the coronavirus pandemic to unique callouts to Japanese culture, here are the top 10 moments from the Olympics opening ceremony.

After a year-long delay, the 2020 Tokyo Olympics kicked off Friday with an opening ceremony in a nearly-empty stadium reflecting a Games like no other and walking a fine line between celebrating the feats of the world’s best athletes while acknowledging the global hardship caused by the coronavirus pandemic.

Performers interconnected with a red string during the Tokyo Olympics Opening Ceremony had many meanings, one tied to a children’s game and another about interconnectivity. Ayako Kiyono and Masa Hattori from InsideJapan explain the red string in Japanese culture.

Naomi Osaka’s first match in nearly two months will come against 52nd-ranked Zheng Saisai of China in the opening round of the Olympic tennis tournament.

The Tokyo Olympics Opening Ceremony arrived at long last after a year of delays due to the pandemic, imparting a range of emotions with a moment of silence for the victims of COVID-19, breathtaking artistic performances and athletes’ joy in the Parade of Nations. The Games officially began after Naomi Osaka lit the Olympic Cauldron. “Today is a moment of…

The Olympic flame travels far between every Olympic Games, but the biggest moment comes during the Opening Ceremony when the Olympic cauldron is lit. These are some of the most memorable moments in history of the Olympic cauldron’s lighting.