President Biden, facing a slowing rate of vaccinations and a hope for near normalcy by Independence Day, said the government would shift from mass vaccination…
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Mask Rules Are Relaxed. New Yorkers, Not So Much.
The C.D.C. says it’s OK to remove your mask in certain outdoor situations. Not everyone is ready to move on yet. By Ginia Bellafante The…
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Share Your Stories From India About the Pandemic
The New York Times wants to understand what you have endured, and we want to know what you’re doing to comfort one another until India…
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Opinion | Helping Those Who Are Grieving Covid Deaths
To the Editor: Re “The Bereavement Crisis Is Coming,” by Allison Gilbert (Op-Ed, April 13): Since my mom died from Covid-19 I’ve struggled with my…
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Opinion | The World Needs Many More Coronavirus Vaccines
Wealthy nations have to step up. By The Editorial Board The editorial board is a group of opinion journalists whose views are informed by expertise,…
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Opinion | The Economy That Allows You to Get Your Job Done Is Broken
The Biden administration’s $2 trillion infrastructure plan is a radical reimagining of what infrastructure means. The American Jobs Plan does spend big on traditional infrastructure…
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Woman Who Coughed on Pier 1 Shopper’s Face Is Sentenced to 30 Days
Debra Hunter, 53, was seen in a widely circulated video last year coughing on a customer who was recording her dispute with employees at a…
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Why We Redesigned the Virus Trackers
Here’s what’s new on our coronavirus tracking pages. By Wilson Andrews In the coming days, we are rolling out major changes to the virus tracking…
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As Virus and Economic Woes Ravage Brazil, Bolsonaro Improvises and Confounds
Critics see the recent behavior of Brazil’s president — polarizing in the best of times — as an unnerving sign of a flailing leader. His…
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Despite Chile’s Speedy Covid-19 Vaccination Drive, Cases Soar
Experts say Chile’s government eased restrictions on travel, business and schools much too early, creating a false sense of confidence that the worst of the…
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Could the Pandemic Spell the End of U.K.’s High Speed Rail?
Critics say HS2, a $140 billion project sold as a green alternative to planes and cars, makes less sense than ever in a world where…
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Opinion | New York’s Reopening: ‘Wild,’ ‘Exciting,’ ‘Hopeful,’ ‘Bad’
On a recent Saturday, a group of Black and brown Muslim men gathered in rows along a broad sidewalk to kneel in afternoon prayer at…
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Cuomo’s Family Is Said to Have Received Special Access to Virus Tests
Top health officials tested Chris Cuomo, the governor’s brother, when testing was not widely available, two people with knowledge of the matter said. By J.…
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Mixed Virus Data Has Some Experts Questioning Pace of N.Y.C. Reopening
Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo announced this week that businesses like indoor fitness studios would be allowed to reopen. By Daniel E. Slotnik Gov. Andrew M.…
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