CHLOE KIM

Two-time Olympic halfpipe gold medalist Chloe Kim is taking a break from snowboarding competition and spending lots of time with her dog Reese

She is an exceptional athlete who has already won gold and silver in the Beijing Olympics.

U.S.-born athletes have taken centerstage at the Winter Olympics in Beijing — for the host country, that is, generating scrutiny of nationality switching.

Across two pandemic Olympics set in Asian countries, Asian American woman fronting the Games have encountered a whiplashing duality — prized on the global stage for their medal-winning talent, buffeted by the escalating crisis of racist abuse at home.

Mental health was the breakout star at the Tokyo Olympics.

Snowboarder Lindsey Jacobellis starts things off, in Beijing followed by Chloe Kim, Nathan Chen and the aerials mixed team.

Chloe Kim has made Olympic history as the first woman to win two golds in the snowboard halfpipe at the 2022 Beijing Olympics.

Mixed team snowboardcross is a variation on that chaotic event that is making its Olympic debut this year.

Journalists at the press conference sprung to action, bringing all sorts of treats up to the podium for the American gold medalist to enjoy.

The Team USA figure skater and snowboarder were favorites for gold in their marquee events.

She was so far ahead she tried one of here toughest tricks in her third and final run, but fell.

American snowboarder Chloe Kim turned in a strong opening run to easily defend her Olympic halfpipe title.

Kim dominated the leaderboard after her stellar first run at the women's snowboard halfpipe event on Thursday, Feb. 10 in Beijing. She's the first woman to win multiple Olympic golds in the halfpipe.

Lindsey Jacobellis is finally an Olympic gold medalist.

Despite a fall during one of their qualifying runs, Shaun White and Chloe Kim were able to move on to the medal round of the men's and women's halfpipe events.

Nathan Chen has been building toward this for years.

Mikaela Shiffrin will have to rebound quickly.

China invited the world back — sort of — for the pandemic era’s second Olympics.

When the first storm of the winter hit Princeton's campus, a new friend texted Kim — who hails from SoCal — to ask if she'd ever seen snow before.

Korean American snowboarder Chloe Kim recently revealed what life was like after the 2018 Winter Games in Pyeongchang, South Korea, mentioning that she "hated life" and was never left alone following her success. Speaking to Time, Kim, 21, admitted she had trouble coping with her newfound fame after becoming the youngest female athlete to win a gold medal in the halfpipe at the 2018 Winter Games.

Many of the world's best athletes are preparing for the Beijing Winter Olympics​ in February. These are some of the top ones to watch.

Many of the world's best athletes are preparing for the Beijing Winter Olympics​ in February. These are some of the top ones to watch.

Shaun White finished third at the Laax Open in Switzerland, marking his first podium finish since he won his third Olympic gold medal in 2018 and all but cementing his spot at next month’s games in Beijing.

Snowboarding superstar Shaun White's attempt to lock up a spot on a fifth Olympic team remains a work in progress.

The next big leap in snowboarding went down Sunday on a sun-splashed halfpipe in Colorado with a trick that set the stakes for the gold-medal race to Beijing.

Shaun White will have to wait at least one more week to get an inside track on a trip to his fourth Olympics after an eighth-place finish at the season’s first qualifying event.

Women account for 40% of all sports participants, yet receive just 4% of sports media coverage outside of major sporting events like the Olympics, according to the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization. This lack of coverage not only leads to less gender representation on screen, but it also impacts the sponsorship, endorsements and exposure that female athletes are afforded throughout their career. "I realized that there's not nearly enough media coverage for female athletes in relation to the amount of female athletes who participate in sports," she tells CNBC Make It. TOGETHXR, which launched on March 2, will include short-form documentary style series, longer form documentaries and eventually podcasts, Morgan says. "It's all going to be based around sports loosely, but we want to also include lifestyle, culture and fashion [content]," Morgan says.

14-year-old becomes youngest person to win at Winter X Games A teenager from Southern California has become the youngest person ever to win at the Winter X Games. As CBSN's Vladimir Duthiers and Elaine Quijano report, 14-year-old Chloe Kim took home the gold in a snowboarding event.