Team USA chiropractor sorry for COVID protocol-Nazi post

The chiropractor for the American women’s wrestling team has apologized after comparing Olympic COVID-19 protocols to Nazi Germany in a social media post

Report: U.K. border officers to stop routine COVID checks

U.K. border officers have reportedly been directed to stop routinely checking whether travelers from many countries have tested negative for COVID-19

Tokyo virus cases hit 6-month high 2 days before Games open

Tokyo’s COVID-19 infections have surged to a six-month high with the Olympic host city logging 1,832 new cases just two days before the Games open

Virus Outbreak Britain Border Checks

The Latest: Olympic show jumper suspended over cocaine test

Equestrian Australia says it provisionally suspended a member of the Olympic show jumping team over a positive test for cocaine

Asian stocks mixed after Wall Street rebound

Asian stock markets are mixed after Wall Street rebounded and Japanese exports surged

Japan tops Australia in softball as delayed Tokyo Games open

Host Japan got off to a winning start when the Tokyo Olympics got underway after a one-year delay, beating Australia 8-1 in softball behind 39-year-old pitcher Yukiko Ueno, who won the 2008 gold medal game against the United States

Ugandan who fled pre-Olympics camp found in central Japan

A Ugandan athlete who fled during his pre-Olympics training in western Japan last week has been found and is being interviewed by police

Potential US bidder for UK's Morrisons mulls joining rival

A potential bidder for British supermarket chain Morrisons has opted against making an offer and will instead seek to join forces with a rival firm

US women shut out the noise in quest for 5th gold medal

The U.S. women's national team has become adept at shutting out all the outside distractions at big tournaments and the Tokyo Olympics are no different