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Prince Charles Isolating After Testing Positive for COVID-19

A message on his official Twitter page said Charles tested positive on Thursday morning and was “deeply disappointed” not to be able to attend a scheduled visit in Winchester, England

COVID-19 Truck Blockade in Canada Shuts Down Auto Plants

Protest entered its third day at the Ambassador Bridge between Detroit and Windsor, Ontario

American Shiffrin Shaken by 'Letdown' of 2 Exits in 2 Olympic Races

Shiffrin's next race could be the super-G on Friday, although immediately after her slalom mishap, she made it sound as if she might skip that race.

Journalists Settle Suit Over Mistreatment Covering Protests

The settlement prohibits the Minnesota State Patrol from attacking journalists, arresting or threatening to arrest them, ordering them to disperse, seizing their equipment and more

Working Conditions for US Border Patrol Getting More Attention 

Tense meetings have taken place between senior officials and the rank-and-file as the agency deals with the largest influx of migrants along the U.S.-Mexico border in decades

Roundup of Olympic Medals from Wednesday, Feb. 9

Lindsey Jacobellis captures America’s first gold medal of the Olympics

Olympic Medals in Team Figure Skating Delayed by Legal Issue

Ceremony to award Russian team gold medals, United States silver and Japan bronze was pulled from its scheduled slot late Tuesday

Mexican Skater is a Rare Latin American at Winter Olympics

Figure skater Donovan Carrillo had a career-best performance in the marquee sport of the Winter Games and now advances to the finals

New COVID Wave Batters Afghanistan’s Crumbling Health Care

Australia, Lithuania to Unite in Countering China Pressures

Fewer Americans Watching Olympics on TV

House OKs Bill Easing Budget Strains on Postal Service

The Postal Service is supposed to sustain itself with postage sales and other services but has suffered 14 straight years of losses

Shoppers in Beijing Scramble for Scarce Olympic Souvenirs

Stuffed versions of Games mascot Bing Dwen Dwen, a panda in a winter coat, are in high demand

Explainer: What's Russia's Nord Stream 2 Pipeline to Europe?

US President Joe Biden has threatened to block the Nord Stream 2 natural gas pipeline if Russia invades Ukraine

BBC Says Sudan Arrested 3 of Its Journalists Amid Protests 

The news outlet said the journalists working with its Arabic service were taken to an unknown location in Khartoum; they were released late Monday 

Roundup of Olympic Medals from Tuesday, Feb. 8

Italy wins the mixed doubles curling gold to cap an undefeated run

'Power of the Dog' Tops Oscar Nominations With 12; 'Dune' Nabs 10

Streaming services more than ever before swept Hollywood's top honors

Photos: Olympic Rings Easy to Find at Beijing Games

Five interlocking rings — sometimes in different colors, sometimes not. That simplest of symbols is easy to take for granted after all these years.

Journalist Who Spoke to Peng Shuai Says Doubts Remain

The interview, as well as a dinner Peng had with International Olympic Committee President Thomas Bach and appearances she made at Olympic venues have shone a deliberate and controlled spotlight on Peng

How China Got Blue Skies in Time for Olympics 

Beijing’s air still has a long way to go, but is measurably better than past years when smog often made it difficult to see nearby buildings and people wore masks to protect themselves from pollution, not COVID-19