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Lindsey Vonn joins TODAY to discuss her historic comeback at age 41, her recovery from knee replacement surgery, and her road to gold with Team USA at the Milan-Cortina Olympics. Plus, Brian Cheung breaks down the new digital “app-stinence” trend — from app locks to an uptick in flip phones — as more Americans commit to curbing screen time in the new year. And transformational coach and speaker Jim Curtis shares tips for setting clear, attainable goals in 2026, along with self-help advice from his latest book, "The Book of Possibility."

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Heavy snow, freezing rain and brutal cold leaves nearly 1 million Americans without power, while airlines and roads face major disruptions nationwide. Plus, new tensions erupt in Minneapolis following the killing of ICU nurse Alex Pretti — the second fatal shooting by federal immigration agents in the city this month. Also, 40-year-old American climber Alex Honnold cements his place in daredevil history by scaling the landmark Taipei 101 tower without ropes. And, the New England Patriots and Seattle Seahawks head to Super Bowl LX after a wild playoff weekend.

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Jordan Stolz has been training for the Olympics since he was a kid, committing to early mornings, late nights, and a level of focus that set him apart from a young age. Now one of the fastest speed skaters in the world, Stolz is carrying that same relentless mindset toward Milan-Cortina 2026, balancing intense training with a growing confidence in what he is capable of on the sport’s biggest stage. In this conversation with NBC News correspondent Stephanie Gosk, Stolz reflects on growing up inside the grind of elite training, learning to trust the process, and what it means to carry big expectations with a steady mindset.

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Chloe Kim is one of the most accomplished snowboarders of her generation, who stepped away from the sport after the Beijing Olympics to reconnect with herself beyond the halfpipe. As she looks to Milan-Cortina 2026, Kim has a redefined outlook on perfection, returning with greater clarity, balance, and creative freedom. In this conversation with NBC News correspondent Stephanie Gosk, Kim reflects on maturity, self-trust, and why this Olympic chapter feels more intentional than any before.

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Emily Fischnaller is an Olympic luger and active-duty U.S. Army Soldier whose pursuit of the Games has always run alongside a life of service. After overcoming a devastating crash at the 2018 Winter Olympics, Fischnaller continued to compete at the highest level, carrying the discipline, purpose, and perspective shaped by both her sport and her military career. In this conversation with NBC News correspondent Stephanie Gosk, she opens up about service, mental toughness, love, and why choosing to keep going has defined who she is both on and off the track.

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Madison Chock and Evan Bates are among the most accomplished ice dance teams in U.S. history and seven-time national champions whose careers have spanned more than a decade at the top of the sport. As they look to their fourth Olympic Games together, the married duo is skating with a depth of connection and clarity shaped by years of shared experience. In this conversation with NBC News correspondent Stephanie Gosk, Chock and Bates reflect on their partnership on and off the ice and why the chance to compete in front of fans in Milan feels especially powerful.

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Isabeau Levito is one of Team USA’s brightest figure skating stars, who emerged as a world-class competitor before a serious injury disrupted one of the most successful stretches of her career. Levito made a strong return to the ice, finishing fourth at the World Championships and keeping her Olympic ambitions firmly in focus ahead of Milan-Cortina 2026. In this conversation with NBC News correspondent Stephanie Gosk, Levito opens up about perseverance, pushing through mistakes, and why competing in Milan will mean so much to her.

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Alysa Liu first reached the Olympics at 16 years old before stepping away from the sport to rediscover joy, balance, and purpose on her own terms. After returning to competition in 2024, Liu delivered one of the strongest performances of her career at the World Championships, skating with a renewed sense of freedom and creativity as Milan-Cortina 2026 came into view. In this conversation with NBC News correspondent Stephanie Gosk, Liu reflects on why she finds skating fun again, how her mindset has evolved since Beijing, and what she is most excited about heading into Milan

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Amber Glenn has been skating since she was four years old, rising through the U.S. figure skating ranks to become a national champion and one of the sport’s most distinctive voices. In this conversation with NBC News correspondent Stephanie Gosk, Glenn opens up about mental health, self-belief, and why this chapter of her career feels more meaningful than ever as she looks ahead to Milan-Cortina.

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Caroline Harvey and Laila Edwards are part of the next generation of Team USA women’s hockey, known for their speed, confidence, and the bond they’ve built as teammates. In this conversation with NBC News correspondent Stephanie Gosk, Edwards and Harvey talk about growing up in the game, supporting each other under pressure, and Harvey’s special connection with Jason Kelce and Travis Kelce. Plus, they share what they’re most excited about as they look to Milan-Cortina 2026.

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