BOSTON — On April 9, 2022, Alysa Liu announced her retirement from figure skating. She was only 16, but it strangely made sense. All the early mornings, the rigorous training, the unrelenting ...

BOSTON — Alysa Liu is the first U.S. women’s singles figure skater to win a world title in 19 years, capping a comeback season after a two-year retirement. Liu, 19, had the top short program and free ...

Nearly three years after retiring from competitive figure skating, Alysa Liu won a stunning world title in women's singles Friday, the first for the United States in the event since 2006.

BOSTON – In her first figure skating career, the one she ended with a retirement three years ago at age 16, Alysa Liu won national titles, made history as the youngest this and the youngest that, did ...

One of them is 19 years old. But Alysa Liu was not back at work, dazzling the rink at TD Garden on Wednesday, because it’s too hard to make ends meet. She’s back on the ice because ...

Alysa Liu skated around the ice in disbelief, her golden dress shimmering in the lights of TD Garden, and the appreciative roar from a sellout crowd reminded her why she had returned to the sport ...

Alysa Liu became the first American since Kimmie Meissner in 2006 to claim the women's world figure skating title Teenage American figure skater Alysa Liu claimed the women's world title in Boston ...

Almost three years after stepping away from the sport, American figure skater Alysa Liu is on the verge of winning a world championship title in stunning and unlikely fashion. The 19-year-old Liu ...

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Scientists at the U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) Brookhaven National Laboratory discovered a new phase a matter called “half-ice, half-fire.” This elemental moniker is a reference to the ...

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