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Troops, veterans get free streaming of extended Olympics coverage
Those verified through ShopMyExchange.com can get free access to more than 2,500 hours streaming at the Winter Olympics.
By Karen Jowers
Cheer on these warrior-athletes at the Paralympic Winter Games
From the rink to the slopes, see what veterans are going for gold in Pyeongchang.
By Kevin Lilley
Trump sees talks with North Korea only under 'right conditions'
President Donald Trump on Monday responded to an overture from North Korea for talks with the U.S., saying that will happen only “under the right conditions.”
Former slave and two-time Olympian becomes an airman
Airman 1st Class Guor Maker fled war and slavery in South Sudan almost 20 years ago, came to the United States and has become a college graduate, an Olympian, and now an airman.
By Nicole Bauke
Olympian Nate Weber lauds Ivanka Trump — and the Twittersphere responds
Army Green Beret Nate Weber thanked Ivanka Trump for letting his daughters sit with her to watch his four-man bobsled team compete.
By Stephen Weigand
Vonn scatters ashes of grandfather, a Korean War vet, near downhill course
Lindsey Vonn came to South Korea with the goal of taking home an Olympic medal and leaving behind something even more special. She did both.
US: North Korea canceled meeting with Pence at last minute
Vice President Mike Pence was all set to hold a history-making meeting with North Korean officials during the Winter Olympics in South Korea, but Kim Jong Un’s government canceled at the last minute, the Trump administration said Tuesday.
National Guard soldier Emily Sweeney crashes out of Olympics
The soldier-luger walked away from the high-speed wreck, which ended her first Olympic appearance.
By Staff and wire reports
North Korea still holds the key after US shifts policy on talks
The U.S. is open for talks without preconditions with nuclear North Korea, Vice President Mike Pence has declared, subtly shifting White House policy after Olympics-inspired gestures of respect between the rival Koreas.
Mattis: ‘Too early to tell’ if Olympics will lead to North Korea breakthrough
Jim Mattis is doesn't see a major change in relations between the two Koreas from the Olympics- at least, not yet.
By Aaron Mehta
Heading home, Pence insists 'no daylight' on North Korea
Vice President Mike Pence’s efforts to keep North Korea from stealing the show at the Winter Olympics proved short-lived, drowned out by images of the two Koreas marching and competing as one.
By Zeke Miller, The Associated Press