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The Olympic flame was lit in a closed ceremony due to coronavirus, with only accredited individuals attending. Despite the pandemic, the Summer Olympics are still set for July 24th. The US Capitol and related buildings are closed to the public until April, with access limited to essential personnel. The Senate voted to nullify Education Department rules limiting student debt relief, but it's unclear if President Trump will sign it. Newsy will continue to provide updates on the coronavirus situation.

What was the reason for closing the Olympic flame ceremony to the public?

• Security concerns

• Political protests

• Weather conditions

• Coronavirus concerns

Who were allowed to attend the Olympic flame ceremony?

• General public

• Only athletes

• Accredited individuals by the International Olympic Committee and Tokyo Organising Committee

• Local residents

What was the reason for closing the US Capitol and House and Senate office buildings to the public?

• Renovation work

• Coronavirus concerns

• Security threats

• Weather conditions

What was the Senate's decision regarding the Education Department rules on student debt relief?

• To delay the decision

• To amend the rules

• To nullify the rules

• To support the rules

What action might Democrats take if President Trump vetoes the resolution on student debt relief?

• Seek a compromise

• Propose a new resolution

• Accept the veto

• Try to override the veto