Rachel Treisman

The team event resumes Saturday with more ice dance and the men's short program, where U.S.

gold medal favorite Ilya Malinin will make his Olympic debut.

Rachel Treisman, NPR News, Milan.

Adams rose to fame in the 1990s with the comic strip Dilbert.

It satirized corporate culture based on Adams' own experience in offices, as he explained to NPR in 1996.

Dilbert spawned books and an animated sitcom, but newspapers dropped it in 2023 after Adams made racist remarks on his YouTube talk show.

Rachel Treisman, NPR News.

The U.S.

is sending three women to compete in Milan.

Reigning national champion Amber Glenn, who just won her third straight world title, bronze medalist Isabel Levito, and Alyssa Liu, who came out of her teenage retirement to win the 2025 world championships.

The trio carries the U.S.

hopes of winning its first women's singles gold since Sarah Hughes in 2002.

Here's Glenn.

Olympics singles, pairs, and ice dance events start when the games kick off on February 6th.

For NPR News, I'm Rachel Treisman in St.

Louis.

And what she's best known for is leading a walkout at her Virginia high school to protest the conditions there and advocate for more equal facilities compared to the white high school.

And that case pretty directly led to Brown v. Board of Ed, which ended school segregation in the U.S.

classrooms were in these freestanding tar paper shacks they didn't have plumbing or heat and of course they didn't have facilities like science labs or a gym or an athletic field and over the years it seems like she grew increasingly frustrated we know from some of her writings that she took her concerns to a teacher and the teacher basically said why don't you do something about it and she got to thinking about it and decided to take it upon herself to try to change that

So there was this case that resulted in the new school being built.