Struggling at Home, Biden Is Buoyed by G20 Trip Abroad – South Asia Post

Putin and West Spar Over NATO’s Military Ties to Ukraine

W.H.O. members agree to begin talks on a global pandemic treaty.

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Omicron Variant and Covid-19 News: Live Updates

U.K. Theatergoers Cover Up Again, After Months Without Masks

Nigeria Finds Omicron Variant Covid Case From October

How Cute Cats Help Spread Misinformation Online

How Cute Cats Help Spread Misinformation Online

Big Tech ‘Amplification’: What Does That Mean?

In China, Buying That Toy Gun Could Get You Arrested

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What Will Art Look Like in the Metaverse?

Vaccine Hesitancy Hurts Covid Fight in Poorer Countries

Your Wednesday Briefing – The New York Times

E.U. Interpreter Says Greece Expelled Him to Turkey in Migrant Roundup

Xiomara Castro Edges Closer to Honduran Presidency as Opponent Concedes

Omicron Variant, in 20 Nations, Spread Earlier Than Was Known

Prosecutors Push Elizabeth Holmes of Theranos to Take Responsibility

How 2 Flights to Europe May Have Spurred Spread of New Variant

This Extinct Eagle May Have Gulped Guts Like a Vulture

Federal Judge Blocks Vaccine Mandate for Health Workers

Prosecutors Push Elizabeth Holmes of Theranos to Take Responsibility

Federal Judge Blocks Vaccine Mandate for Health Workers

Greece to Fine Older Residents Who Don’t Get Vaccinated

Josephine Baker Interred in French Panthéon

Twitter Will Take Down Pictures of People Posted Without Their Permission

South African Company Nears License to Sell J. & J. Covid Shot Across Africa

South African Company Nears License to Sell J. & J. Covid Shot Across Africa

Your Wednesday Briefing – The New York Times

England tightens restrictions as more Omicron cases found.

The head of Meta’s cryptocurrency efforts is leaving the company.

Jim Warren, Early Influencer in Personal Computing, Dies at 85

How do you say ‘Omicron’?

Jack Dorsey’s Twitter Departure Hints at Tech Moguls’ Restlessness

Amid Variant Fears, U.K. Discovers Limits to Its Virus Strategy

Omicron Variant Surfaces Amid an Airline Travel Rebound

What We Know About the New Covid Variant, Omicron

Barbados Drops the Queen and Becomes a Republic

Nepal’s embattled chief justice tests positive for the virus, amid broad political disarray.

Judge Delays Aung San Suu Kyi Trial in Myanmar

Covid Live Updates: Omicron News, Vaccines and More

Investors Snap Up Metaverse Real Estate in a Virtual Land Boom

India’s Economy Still Weak, Despite a Strong Third Quarter

Covax sets aside vaccine doses for North Korea.

Éric Zemmour, Far-Right Pundit, Makes French Presidential Run Official

Fighting Racism, Quietly

F.D.A. Advisers Set to Discuss Merck’s Covid Pill

China’s Silence on Peng Shuai Shows the Limits of Beijing’s Propaganda

Report: Rampant Sexual Harassment in Australia’s Parliament

Counterfeit Covid Masks Are Still Sold Everywhere

Judge Delays Aung San Suu Kyi Trial in Myanmar

Your Tuesday Briefing – The New York Times

Dozens of Former Afghan Security Forces Dead or Missing Under Taliban, Report Says

Aung San Suu Kyi Trial in Myanmar: Live Updates

In Latest Assault on Dissent, Egypt Convicts a Human Rights Activist

With Scant Information on Omicron, Biden Turned to Travel Ban to Buy Time

Czech President Appoints Prime Minister From Inside a Cube

Amazon Union Vote in Alabama Is Overturned by Regional Labor Office

South Africa Officials See ‘No Red Flags Yet’ on Omicron Variant

Elizabeth Holmes Says Former Boyfriend Abused Her

World Omicron Fight Hindered by Fragmented Response

Who Is Parag Agrawal, Twitter’s New C.E.O.?

Letter From Catherine the Great Shows Her Support for Inoculations

Clearview AI fined $22.6 million by U.K. privacy commissioner.

Your Tuesday Briefing – The New York Times

Elizabeth Holmes Testimony: Updates From Day 4

UK Announces Omicron Cases and Extends Boosters to All Adults

South Africa Officials See ‘No Red Flags Yet’ on Omicron Variant

The U.K. extends boosters to all adults while announcing two new Omicron cases.

Xiomara Castro Vows New Era for Hondurus but Is Tied to Past

Jack Dorsey Expected to Step Down as C.E.O. of Twitter

Couple Who Left Quarantine Hotel Is Arrested on Plane in Amsterdam

Jack Dorsey Expected to Step Down as C.E.O. of Twitter

Covid-19 Vaccine and Omicron Variant: Live Updates

Portugal Detects 13 Omicron Cases Tied to Belenenses Soccer Team

A ‘Simpsons’ Episode Lampooned Chinese Censorship. In Hong Kong, It Vanished.

‘Simpsons’ Episode Mocking Chinese Censorship Vanishes in Hong Kong

The Latest on Omicron – The New York Times

A Woman is Charged With Arson in Queensland Quarantine Hotel Fire

As World Shuts Borders to Stop Omicron, Japan Offers a Cautionary Tale

As World Shuts Borders to Stop Omicron, Japan Offers a Cautionary Tale

Hunt for the ‘Blood Diamond of Batteries’ Impedes Green Energy Push

Taliban and 9/11 Families Fight for Billions in Frozen Afghan Funds

She Fled North Korea for Freedom. Then She Was Arrested.

Could Roads Recharge Electric Cars? The Technology May Be Close.

Climate Change Driving Some Albatrosses to ‘Divorce,’ Study Finds

Swiss Voters Approve Their Government’s Covid Policy in a Referendum

Your Monday Briefing – The New York Times

Both parties claim victory as Honduras awaits election results.

Arson Charges in Queensland Quarantine Hotel Fire

Hondurans seek a break from graft and despair in an election with repercussions for the United States.

U.S. Health Officials Push Vaccines as Omicrom Spreads

Snowstorm Leaves 61 Stranded in Remote U.K. Pub

Will the Vaccines Stop Omicron? Scientists Are Racing to Find Out.

Elecciones en Honduras: las casillas cerrarán a las 5 p. m.

As U.S. Hunts for Chinese Spies, University Scientists Warn of Backlash

Omicron Variant Surfaces Amid an Airline Travel Rebound

As China Speeds Up Nuclear Arms Race, the U.S. Wants to Talk

Honduras Election Live Updates – The New York Times

Your Monday Briefing – The New York Times

Responding to the Omicron Variant, Israel and Morocco Impose Bans on All Foreign Travelers

South Africa Is Better Vaccinated Than Most African Countries

A Wine Rack on Rails? U.K. Businesses Seek Solutions to Shortages.

In a Nonbinary Pronoun, France Sees a U.S. Attack on the Republic

Covid Rules Prevent South Korean Fans From Singing at Concerts

Britain’s Sajid Javid Defends Response to Omicron Variant

Portugal Soccer Match Abandoned After Covid Reduces Team to 9

‘You’re Not Helpless’: For London Women, Learning to Fight Builds Confidence

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Uber Survived the Spying Scandal. Their Careers Didn’t.

Uber Survived the Spying Scandal. Their Careers Didn’t.

How the Covid-19 Omicron Variant Got Its Name

Omicron Variant Prompts More Countries to Restrict Travel from Southern Africa

Laszlo Z. Bito, Scientist, Novelist and Philanthropist, Dies at 87

Germany Finds Suspected Omicron Variant Case

As Potential Omicron Variant Cases Emerge, an International Scramble to Shut It Out

A Tale of Culinary Reconciliation, Beside the Eiffel Tower

U.K. Confirms Two Cases of Omicron Coronavirus Variant

A Couple’s Dream of Reuniting in England Is Dashed in a Channel Disaster

How did Omicron get its name?

How Did the New Variant Get Its Name?

As Omicron Variant Circles the Globe, African Nations Are Blamed and Banned

They Twice Gave Up Everything to Flee Iraq. They Keep Getting Sent Back.

Germany Finds Suspected Omicron Variant Case

Brazil’s President Lula Is Staging a Comeback. Can He Bring the Country Along?

Asian nations expand booster shots, with an eye on Europe’s surge.

Netherlands Finds 61 Covid Cases on South Africa Flights

Israel and Iran Broaden Cyberwar to Attack Civilian Targets

Afghan Economy Nears Collapse as Pressure Builds to Ease U.S. Sanctions

Iran Clamps Down on Protests Against Growing Water Shortages

South Africa Feels Punished for Alerting World to New Variant

New ‘Omicron’ Variant Stokes Concern but Vaccines May Still Work

3 Bodies Found May Be Tied to Protests in Solomon Islands

3 Bodies Found May Be Tied to Protests in Solomon Islands

New Covid Variant: What Scientists Know About Omicron

Seeking Backers for New Fund, Jared Kushner Turns to Middle East

Giving Thanks in Australia – The New York Times

British Columbia Flood Victims Come Together In Storm’s Wake

A Mine Disaster in Russia Highlights Safety Shortfalls in Rush to Dig Coal

Omicron Variant Prompts Travel Bans and Batters World Markets

U.S. to Place Travel Restrictions on South Africa, Other Countries

Stocks and Oil Drop Amid New Coronavirus Variant

Merck Says Its Covid Pill Is Less Effective in a Final Analysis

Protesters in Martinique Fire at Police Officers and Journalists

France-U.K. Acrimony Impedes Progress on Channel Crossings

Stocks and Oil Drop Amid New Coronavirus Variant

Thomas Bach Is Criticized for His Handling of the Peng Shuai Case

U.S. officials are consulting with South African scientists on the variant.

Stocks and Oil Drop Amid New Coronavirus Variant

Variant Detected in South Africa Prompts Travel Restrictions

Jakucho Setouchi, 99, Dies; Buddhist Priest Wrote of Sex and Love

Iraqis Return From Belarus, but Some Say They Will Try Again to Reach the E.U.

Covid Restrictions Are Back at Some of Europe’s Theaters

What Scientists Know About the New Covid Variant, B.1.1.529

A Times correspondent reports from a plane held on the tarmac in Amsterdam.

Iraqis Return from Belarus, but Some Say They Will Try Again to Reach the E.U.

Fresh Violence in Darfur Adds to Sudan’s Crises

‘Afghan Girl’ From 1985 National Geographic Cover Takes Refuge in Italy

Covid-19 Updates: Latest News on New Variant

Europe is Tested by Waves of Cases that Threaten its Progress Against Pandemic

Migrant Crisis at Poland’s Border Eases Pressure on Its Government

Cozy Season Is Here – The New York Times

‘Today’s Outfit Is Confidence’: Atypical TikTok Star Enchants Mexico

Coffee or Chai? At 2 Kolkata Cafes, ‘Adda’ Is What’s Really on the Menu

Variant Detected in South Africa Prompts Travel Restrictions

A Day in the Life of a Macy’s Thanksgiving Parade Balloon Handler

Hong Kong Records Two Cases of Variant Detected in South Africa

Hong Kong Records Two Cases of Variant Detected in South Africa

Your Friday Briefing – The New York Times

Russian Mine Blast Kills Dozens, Among Them Rescuers

Abuses Under Gambia’s Ex-Ruler Should Be Prosecuted, Inquiry Says

South Africa Identifies New Variant of Coronavirus

Britain to Ban Flights From Six African Nations as Variant Identified

Will Germany’s ‘Debt Brake’ Stop Its Green Ambitions?

Undeterred by Channel’s Perils, Desperate Migrants Still Plan to Cross

Your Friday Briefing – The New York Times

Thousands gathered to watch the first full Macy’s Thanksgiving Parade since the pandemic.

A Native New Yorker Wrangles Pikachu in Thanksgiving Parade

A Native New Yorker Wrangles Balloon in Thanksgiving Parade

Ethiopian Leader Vows to Lead Troops as War Threatens to Widen

The Macy’s Thanksgiving Day brings back some business to the area

Thanksgiving Air Travel Doubles, Nearly Hitting 2019 Levels

France Make All Adults Eligible for Boosters Amid Covid Surge

Sweden Chose Its First Female Prime Minister. She Lasted Less Than a Day.

Another Thanksgiving Tradition Returns to N.Y.C. on 72nd Street

Channel Migrant Drownings: Live News and Updates from France and U.K.

Explosion Outside School Kills 8 in Somalia’s Capital

Explosion Outside School Kills 8 in Somalia’s Capital

Suspect Arrested in Wonnangatta Valley Murder Case

A History of Unusual Thanksgivings

Pakistan Madrasa Taught Afghanistan’s Taliban Leaders

Embracing the Swimming Culture After a Move to Australia

Solomon Islands: Why Are People Protesting?

Peng Shuai’s Accusation Pierced the Privileged Citadel of Chinese Politics

Your Thursday Briefing – The New York Times

Pinterest Pledges $50 Million on Reforms to Resolve Discrimination Allegations

Do Sports Still Need China?

U.N. Surveys Suggest Violence Against Women Has Intensified in Pandemic

Your Thursday Briefing – The New York Times

Do Sports Still Need China?

YassifyBot and ‘Yassification’ Memes, Explained

A Claim of Herd Immunity Reignites Debate Over U.K. Covid Policy

British Lawmaker Is Reprimanded for Bringing Her Baby to a Debate

Migrant Crisis at Poland’s Border Eases Pressure on Its Government

Italy Sets New Restrictions for the Unvaccinated

Adam Mosseri, Instagram’s Head, Agrees to Testify Before Congress

‘Many Deaths’ Feared After Migrant Boat Capsizes in English Channel

The head of Instagram agrees to testify as Congress probes the app’s effects on young people.

A Fix-It Job for Government Tech

Space Pagans and Smartphone Witches: Where Tech Meets Mysticism

Germany’s New Government Plans to Legalize Marijuana

Europe Health Authority Calls for Covid Restrictions and More Shots

Who Is Olaf Scholz, Germany’s Next Chancellor?

German Leaders Present Coalition Agreement

Iran Rebuffs U.N. Watchdog on Resuming Nuclear Inspections

He’s the Brusque Mr. Fix-It for Mexico City’s Accordions

New German Chancellor Faces a Slate of Foreign Policy Crises

The Best Tech Gifts That Aren’t Gadgets

What’s Next for Angela Merkel?

K-Pop Star Lisa of Blackpink Tests Positive for Covid

Vaccine Checks Begin on German Trains, Trams and Buses

A New Era: Germany to Meet its Post-Merkel Government

Turkey Without Covid – The New York Times

Australian Minister Wins Defamation Case Over Tweet

How the $4 Trillion Flood of Covid Relief Is Funding the Future

Ifeoma Ozoma Blew the Whistle on Pinterest. Now She Protects Whistle-Blowers.

The Gene-Synthesis Revolution

New Zealand Plans to Reopen to International Visitors

Your Wednesday Briefing – The New York Times

Lithuania Welcomes Belarusians as It Rebuffs Middle Easterners

Raids on Independent Groups in El Salvador Raise Fears of Repression

Elizabeth Holmes Points Fingers at Others and Says She Was a Believer

What Elizabeth Holmes’s Trial Means for Silicon Valley

What We Know About Sunny Balwani

Samsung Will Build a $17 Billion Chip Plant in Taylor, Texas

U.S. Has Lost More Lives to Covid This Year Than Last

U.S. Has Lost More Lives to Covid This Year Than Last

Buffalo Officials Reimpose a Mask Mandate as Cases Surge

In Venezuela’s Flawed Vote, Maduro Shows One Way to Retain Power

How Elizabeth Holmes’s Defense Is Following a Common Playbook

Biden to Tap Into U.S. Oil Reserves to Combat Rising Gas Prices

Your Wednesday Briefing – The New York Times

Israel Starts Campaign to Vaccinate Young Children

Europe’s Covid Death Toll Could Exceed 2 Million by Spring

As Virus Cases Rise in Europe, an Economic Toll Returns

This Ink Is Alive and Made Entirely of Microbes

U.S. Funneling Billions of Dollars for Rural Health Care

Apple Sues Israeli Spyware Maker NSO Group

Imagine Not Living in Big Tech’s World

The U.S. Asks Court to Unblock Biden Vaccine Mandate for Big Companies

Inflation Batters Pakistan and Puts Pressure on Imran Khan

Contending with the Pandemic, Wealthy Nations Wage Global Battle for Migrants

A Canadian senator has died after being hospitalized for Covid.

India’s Arrest of Kashmiri Activist, Khurram Parvez, Is Criticized

Italy Frees Convicted Killer of U.K. Student Meredith Kercher

South Korea Links Over 200 Covid Cases to Religious Settlement

Clearview AI Does Well in Another Round of Facial Recognition Accuracy Tests

Clearview AI does well in another round of facial recognition accuracy tests.

The Latest Covid Surge – The New York Times

The Latest Covid Surge – The New York Times

Are airlines ready for the holiday crush?

As Virus Cases Rise in Europe, an Economic Toll Returns

Can Synthetic Biology Save Us? This Scientist Thinks So.

It’s Never Too Late to Pick Up Your Life and Move to Italy

For Rules in Technology, the Challenge is to Balance Code and Law

Why Peng Shuai Frustrates China’s Propaganda Machine

Bulgaria Bus Crash Kills Dozens

Your Tuesday Briefing – The New York Times

Chun Doo-hwan, South Korea’s Most Vilified Ex-Military Dictator, Dies at 90

Austria Imposes Lockdown Amid Europe’s Covid Surge

2 Canadian Journalists Arrested at Indigenous Protest Are Freed on Bail

Long Island E.R. Closes as Vaccine Mandate Creates Nurse Shortage

Unrest over vaccine mandates and economic inequality rocks Guadeloupe.

What happened on Day 2 of Elizabeth Holmes’s testimony.

Judge Dismisses Criminal Charges in Holyoke Soldiers’ Home Outbreak

Kevin Spacey Ordered to Pay $31 Million to ‘House of Cards’ Studio

Your Tuesday Briefing – The New York Times

Elizabeth Holmes Rebuts Prosecution’s Key Argument In Trial

How Fake News on Facebook Helped Fuel a Border Crisis in Europe

Trying to Blur Memories of the Gulag, Russia Targets a Rights Group

Kenya to Impose Restrictions on the Unvaccinated

Who Is Billy Evans, Elizabeth Holmes’s Boyfriend?

Critical Witness Testifies at Netanyahu Trial, Reviving a Drifting Case

Key Pieces of Evidence in the Elizabeth Holmes Trial

Who Is Elizabeth Holmes and What Is She Accused Of?

Jeff Bezos Donates $100 Million to the Obama Foundation

Pfizer Vaccine Supplies Dwindle in Germany

Some Pacific Nations Won’t Vaccinate Populations for Years, Research Predicts

The politics of Menace – The New York Times

How Peng Shuai Went From ‘Chinese Princess’ to Silenced #MeToo Accuser

Australia Will Allow Some Visa Holders to Return in December.

Taxi! To the Airport — by Air, Please.

Limping and Penniless, Iraqis Deported From Belarus Face Bleak Futures

Your Monday Briefing – The New York Times

As Hopes for Nuclear Deal Fade, Iran Rebuilds and Risks Grow

Angry and Divided, Austrians Argue Over a Lockdown and Vaccine Mandates

Two of 17 Kidnapped Missionaries in Haiti Are Freed, Group Says

Your Monday Briefing – The New York Times

He Sold Away His People’s Heritage. He’s in the Jungle to Get It Back.

Israeli Is Killed by Palestinian Near Holiest Site in Jerusalem

As Pandemic Evictions Rise, Spaniards Declare ‘War’ on Wall Street Landlords

Michigan Hospitals Struggle With Covid Surge

Playwright Is in Exile as Cuba Uses an Old Playbook to Quash Dissent

Ardeshir Zahedi, Irrepressible Iranian Diplomat, Dies at 93

British Columbia’s Flooding Is Worse Because of Climate Change

British Columbia’s Flooding Is Worse Because of Climate Change

More Asian Countries Slowly Reopen to Fully Vaccinated Travelers

How to get a coronavirus booster shot in New York City.

A Canadian senator has died after being hospitalized for Covid.

Chileans Will Vote For President on Sunday

In Hard Times, Afghan Farmers Are Turning to Opium for Security

Rolling Deep: South Korean Youth Roam the City in Hair Curlers

How the U.S. Lost Ground to China in the Contest for Clean Energy

How the U.S. Lost Ground to China in the Contest for Clean Energy

How the U.S. Lost Ground to China in the Contest for Clean Energy

Sudan’s Military Agrees to Reinstate Civilian Prime Minister, Mediator Says

Myanmar’s Notorious Army Is Facing a Morale Crisis

Who, and Where, Is Chinese Tennis Star Peng Shuai?

Peng Shuai Said to Be in Videos From China’s State Media

Just a few storms cloud the U.S. travel forecast for a second pandemic Thanksgiving.

Thousands in Austria Protest Covid Lockdown and Vaccine Mandate

A Socialite, a Gardener, a Message in Blood: The Murder That Still Grips France

Jay Last, One of the Rebels Who Founded Silicon Valley, Dies at 92

Skirmishes Break Out at March Against Austria’s Covid Measures

How Hunter Biden’s Firm Helped Secure Cobalt for the Chinese

In South Sudan, Vaccines Are Overshadowed by Pressing Needs

In South Sudan, Vaccines Are Overshadowed by Pressing Needs

Who Has Qualified for the 2022 World Cup?

Italy Braces for Protests Over Country’s Covid Health Pass

How India’s Farmers Got Narendra Modi to Back Down

The Daily Mail’s Top Editor is Out. What Could It Mean for the U.K.?

A Tool Kit to Help Scientists Find the Ultimate Chickpea

A Tabloid ‘Game of Thrones’ in London Could Tilt U.K. Politics

Singapore Will Start Easing Its Covid Rules Next Week

Protesters in Australia Rally Against Covid Restrictions

Austria Braces for Violence at Mass Protests Over Covid Measures

U.S. Tries to Convince Arab Allies It Isn’t Quitting Middle East

Singapore Will Start Easing Its Covid Rules Next Week

Race to the Future: What to Know About the Frantic Quest for Cobalt

Race to the Future: What to Know About the Frantic Quest for Cobalt

Global Rivalries Are Miring the Clean Energy Revolution

Beavers Misbehave. Canadians Love Them Anyway.

How Hunter Biden’s Firm Helped Secure Cobalt for the Chinese

Canada Keeps World Cup Dream Alive in Qualifying Match

Ken Griffin Bested ConstitutionDAO in Auction for Constitution

Zia Chishti Steps Down as C.E.O. of Afiniti

Google questions if Jonathan Kanter can be impartial.

Canada Expands Vaccines Accepted for Travel

BuzzFeed Will Start Publicly Trading in Early December: BZFD

U.S. Rests Its Case in the Elizabeth Holmes Trial

U.S. Rests Its Case in the Elizabeth Holmes’s Trial

Amazon Deforestation Soars to 15-Year High

On Putin’s Strategic Chessboard, a Series of Destabilizing Moves

Austria Announces Covid Vaccine Mandate, Crossing a Threshold for Europe

Canada Approves Pfizer’s Covid Vaccine for Kids 5 to 11

Venezuelan Opposition Risks an Election Challenge to Maduro

China’s Influence Looms Over Blinken’s Africa Visit

German Health Minister Won’t Rule Out New Lockdown

Why the U.S. Is Considering Expanding Booster Shot Eligibility to All Adults

Japan Approves a $490 Billion Stimulus Package

Austria Announces Nationwide Lockdown and Plans Vaccine Mandate

After Time in U.S. Prisons, Maria Butina Now Sits in Russia’s Parliament

Can a Machine Learn Morality?

1946: U.K. Launches Campaign for Roosevelt Statue

What Does Mateship Mean to You?

Cambodia Reopens for Fully Vaccinated Travelers

Message to Prince Charles: This Is Not Your Father’s Egypt

Ahead of Summit, U.S. Deported Chinese Nationals, and China Let an American Leave

Your Friday Briefing – The New York Times

Modi to Repeal India Farm Laws Following Protests

Cambodia Reopens for Fully Vaccinated Travelers

Cryptocurrency Group Loses Bid for Rare Copy of U.S. Constitution

Cryptocurrency group loses bid for copy of U.S. Constitution.

U.S. Is ‘Considering’ Diplomatic Boycott of Beijing Olympics, Biden Says

Belarus Clears Migrant Camp, Easing Border Standoff With Poland

Greece, Facing Surging Cases, Adds Restrictions for the Unvaccinated

The U.S. Army secretary to National Guard members who resist the vaccines: Prepare for discipline.

Strike on U.S. Base Was Iranian Response to Israeli Attack, Officials Say

How Elizabeth Holmes Soured the Media on Silicon Valley

Instagram Faces Investigation Over Mental Health Impact on Teens

Your Friday Briefing – The New York Times

State Attorneys General to Investigate Instagram’s Impact on Teens

Why Crypto.com Is Putting Its Name on the Staples Center

Biden Says U.S. ‘Considering’ Diplomatic Boycott of the Beijing Olympics

First Known Covid Case Was Vendor at Wuhan Market, Scientist Claims

Sex Ed, One Instagram Post at a Time

Plane Returning Migrants From Belarus Lands in Iraq

Ford Announces Partnership to Assure Steady Flow of U.S.-Made Chips

The Internet Broke Brand Loyalty

Elusive Migrants Leave Haunting Traces in Polish Forests

The Netherlands aims to keep its schools open, even as cases soar among young people.

The Czech Republic prepares for new restrictions as cases soar.

Fury in Kashmir After Deadly Police Raid at Shopping Complex

2 Austrian States, Including Salzburg, to Impose Covid Lockdowns

Germany Moves to Impose New Covid Regulations

As Covid Rules Ease, Australian Open Can Play Before a Full House

Migrant Crisis at the Belarus-Poland Border: Live News and Updates

Who Does Afghanistan’s Soccer Team Represent Now?

At Summit, U.S., Canada and Mexico Will Address Migration

How Biden’s Spending Bill Will Change Healthcare

Beyond the Freezing Forest, a Green Light at the Window for Migrants

India’s Limit on Syringe Exports Hobbles Global Covid Vaccinations

Must This Covid Swab Go So Far Up Your Nose?

He Helped Build Tesla. Now He Hopes to Do the Same at Lucid.

Munich’s Famed Christmas Market is Canceled Again

India’s Toxic Air Pollution Prompts Supreme Court to Act

Munich’s Famed Christmas Market is Canceled Again

Your Thursday Briefing – The New York Times

Women’s Tennis Challenges China’s Narrative Over Missing Player

Biden Administration Plans to Expand Covid Vaccine Production

Biden Administration Plans to Expand Covid Vaccine Production

Pentagon Chief Says More Must Be Done to Prevent Civilian Harm

Intractable African Crises Flare as Biden’s Top Diplomat Visits Kenya

Risk for Leader of Belarus: Migrants He Lured May Want to Stay

Sudanese Forces Kill 10 Protesting Coup, Medics Report

Your Thursday Briefing – The New York Times

Visions of a U.S. Computer Chip Boom Have Cities Hustling

Egypt Prepares to Give Leaders Special Powers in Epidemics

What Apple’s New Repair Program Means for You (and Your iPhone)

Boris Johnson Battered in Parliament as Scandal Puts Him on Defense

As the pandemic spread, Americans died of drug overdoses in record numbers.

What Is Happening at the Poland-Belarus Border?

They Love Crypto. They’re Trying to Buy the Constitution.

Vaccinated vs. Unvaccinated: Europe’s Covid Culture War

Greece to Put Aid Workers Who Helped Migrants on Trial on Espionage Charges

Blinken says fighting in Ethiopia ‘needs to stop.’

The Legacy of Mattress Cash Fires

Amazon Will Stop Accepting Visa Credit Cards Issued in Britain

Miramax Sues Quentin Tarantino Over Planned ‘Pulp Fiction’ NFTs

Raúl Rivero, Disenchanted Poet of the Cuban Revolution, Dies at 75

Netherlands Is Maxing Out Its Covid Testing Capacity

Doppa, a Central Asian Hat, Guides Quest for Uyghur Roots

Liverpool Bomber Had Planned for Months, U.K. Police Say

Blinken Arrives in Kenya to Begin Africa Visit: Live Updates

Migrant Crisis at Belarus-Poland Border: Live Updates

Covid Rules for Beijing Olympics Force Injured Athlete to Fly Home on Cargo Plane

A Border Crisis – The New York Times

The Tech Gifts That Are Hard to Buy This Holiday Season

Your Wednesday Briefing – The New York Times

Mass Detentions of Civilians Fan ‘Climate of Fear’ in Ethiopia

U.S. to Buy Enough of Pfizer’s Covid Antiviral Pills for 10 Million People

Senate Approves Jonathan Kanter, a Big Tech Critic, As Top U.S. Antitrust Official

Senate approves Jonathan Kanter, a Big Tech critic, as the top U.S. antitrust official.

Biden Sells Infrastructure Improvements as a Way to Counter China

U.S. and China Agree to Ease Restrictions on Journalists

Evacuations in British Columbia Continue After Flooding and Mudslides

Your Wednesday Briefing – The New York Times

In Gaza, a Contentious Palestinian Professor Calmly Teaches Israeli Poetry

Russia Acknowledges Antisatellite Missile Test

Italian Police Break Up Drug Smuggling Ring Tied to Calabria Mob

JPMorgan says Tesla owes it $162 million because of an Elon Musk tweet.

The Secret to Great Online Communities

Clarissa Eden, British Countess and Political Influencer, Dies at 101

Lekki Toll Gate Shooting in Nigeria Was a Massacre, Panel Finds

U.S.-China Relations: What to Know

Spain’s Basque Region Restricts Gatherings as Cases Rise

Revising China’s History, to Glorify Xi Jinping

Developers Build More Net Zero Homes as Climate Concerns Grow

Germany Suspends Approval of Gas Pipeline, Sending Prices Soaring

Hong Kong Exempts Jamie Dimon, JPMorgan’s C.E.O., From Quarantine

Poland Uses Water Cannons and Tear Gas as Tensions Rise at Belarus Border

What Did the US-China Summit Achieve?

Who’s to Blame for Rising Prices

U.S.-China Summit: What Did It Achieve?

Pet Corgi Beaten on Video by Covid Team, Stirring Fury in China

Will Indonesia Edge Its Way into the Space Race?

Cities Are Not Only Tackling Covid, But Its Pollution, Too

Zalmay Khalilzad Battles Critics in U.S. and Afghanistan

U.S. Allies Drive Much of World’s Democratic Decline, Data Shows

Jane Campion Is Taking Cinema to the Darkest Human Places

In Moscow’s Technological Advances, a ‘Double-Edged Sword’

2 Explosions Hit Ugandan Capital

Roosevelt Room, China’s East Hall Hosted Biden-Xi Summit

Roosevelt Room, China’s East Hall Hosted Biden-Xi Summit

Blinken Heads to Africa as U.S. Tries to Avert Ethiopia Disaster

Your Tuesday Briefing – The New York Times

Arkansas Opens Boosters to All Adults as Regulators Weigh Expansion

Biden and Xi Meet Amid U.S.-China Tensions: Live Updates

Pentagon Chief Orders Briefing on 2019 Syria Airstrike That Killed Dozens

Landslides and Torrential Rains Batter British Columbia

Europe Toughens Rules for Unvaccinated as Fourth Covid Wave Swells

Google executives tell employees it can compete for Pentagon contracts without violating its principles.

As Cuba Crushes Dissent, a Nationwide Protest Fizzles

Landslides and Torrential Rains Batter British Columbia

Four-Inch Scorpions Called Deathstalkers Descend on Egypt

Your Tuesday Briefing

U.S.-China Relations: What to Know

Austria’s New Coronavirus Lockdown Applies Only to the Unvaccinated.

Alan Paller, a Mover on Cybersecurity Threat, Is Dead at 76

The 11th Plague: Four-Inch Scorpions Called Deathstalkers Descend on Egypt

Halo Infinite Release Aims to Lift Xbox Prospects

Halo Infinite Release Aims to Lift Xbox Prospects

Europe Adopts New Sanctions Against Belarus

Europe Toughens Rules for Unvaccinated as Fourth Covid Wave Swells

How a Dispute Over Groceries Led to Artillery Strikes in Ukraine

India reopens to vaccinated travelers as more Asian countries loosen travel rules.

Austria Imposes Lockdown on Unvaccinated Residents

Two Journalists in India Arrested as Media Crackdown Continues

Stop Using Our Haka, Maori Tribe Tells Anti-Vaccine Protesters

U.S. Journalist Danny Fenster Is Freed From Myanmar Prison

Driver’s Actions Praised After Taxi Blast Outside Hospital in England

Rodrigo Duterte to Run for Senate in the Philippines

Covid Thanksgiving, Round 2 – The New York Times

U.S. Journalist Danny Fenster Is Freed From Myanmar Prison

A New Source of Fuel in an Aging Japan: Adult Incontinence

A New Source of Fuel in an Aging Japan: Adult Incontinence

Inside the Struggle to Save Bulgaria’s Last Narrow-Gauge Railroad

Biden and Xi to Meet Amid Economic and Military Tensions

Can Hydrogen Save Aviation’s Fuel Challenges? It’s Got a Way to Go.

Your Monday Briefing

Japan’s Economy Shrinks, but Outlook Is Warm as Virus Ebbs

Your Monday Briefing – The New York Times

Air Route to Belarus Closed to Migrants in Bid to Halt Crisis

Taxi Explodes Outside Liverpool Hospital, Killing One

Sierra Leone Explosion Kills More and Strains Health System

Qaddafi Son to Run for President in Libya

Afghan College Students Find a New Life, and Safety, in Iraq

At Least 1 Dead After Quakes Strike Southern Iran

Austria to Target the Unvaccinated in New Lockdown

They Warned Their Names Were on a Hit List. They Were Killed.

The String of ISIS Attacks That Killed Three Generations of One Afghan Family

Queen Elizabeth to Miss Remembrance Service Because of Sprained Back

In Cuba, Desires for Food and Freedom May Spark a Rare Day of Protest

Ukraine Wants to Be the Crypto Capital of the World

In Cuba, Desires for Food and Freedom May Spark a Rare Day of Protest

The U.S. welcomes international travelers, and broadening booster eligibility: the week in Covid news.

What Is Tromethamine, or Tris? It Helps Stabilize Covid Vaccines

How the U.S. Hid an Airstrike That Killed Dozens of Civilians in Syria

India Wants to Send Wheat to Ease Afghan Hunger Crisis. Pakistan Has Yet to OK Transit.

Sudanese Security Forces Fire on Protesters as Military Tightens Grip

Meghan's Image, Battered in Britain's Tabloids, Thrives in U.S.

Portugal Bars Employers From Contacting Remote Workers Off Hours

Oklahoma Governor Puts Foe of Vaccine Mandates in Charge of National Guard

From ‘Alive Among the Dead,’ to ‘Dead Among the Living’

Migrants Say Belarusians Took Them to E.U. Border and Supplied Wire Cutters

In Canada’s Atlantic, Urbanites Find Welcome and Blowback

Deep Underground, a Chinese Miner Discovered Poetry in the Toil

Sara Duterte and Ferdinand Marcos Jr. May Join Forces in Philippines

Hackers Target Newfoundland’s Health Care System

Amazon Staten Island Workers Withdraw Request for Union Vote

In France, Kamala Harris Asserts Herself as a Diplomatic Asset

Biden and China’s Xi Will Hold Virtual Summit on Monday

2 Ivory Smugglers Captured in International Operation, U.S. Says

Airlines Move to Curb Flow of Migrants to Belarus

Migrant Crisis in Belarus Tests Putin’s Uneasy Alliance With Lukashenko

Police in Milan Search Homes of 4 People Tied to Protests Over Covid Passes

Covid-19 Misinformation Goes Unchecked on Radio and Podcasts

Fears of Belarus-Poland Conflict Amid Provocative Words and Troop Moves

Covid-19 Misinformation Goes Unchecked on Radio and Podcasts

Austrians rush to get vaccinated in response to new restrictions.

Ethiopian Civil War Sparks Rancorous Debate Over Immigration to Israel

All California Adults Can Get Booster Shots, State Says

How Does This Pandemic End?

‘Be Nice to Tourists’: New York’s Arts Scene Needs International Visitors

In Border Crisis, Europe’s Unsavory Migration Deals Come Home

Julian Assange Will Marry Stella Moris in London Prison

Vietnam’s Workers Hesitate to Return After Covid Outbreak

Veterans Have Become Unlikely Lobbyists in Push to Legalize Psychedelic Drugs

Germany Will Again Offer Free Covid Tests to All Adults

Belarus-Poland Border Crisis: Live Updates

The Show Goes On, Even After China Tried to Shut It Down

China’s ‘Zero Covid’ Efforts Come With a Cost

Netherlands Looks to Partial Lockdown as Covid Cases Rise

For Some South Africans, de Klerk Missed Chances for True Reconciliation

Hong Kong’s M+ Museum Is Finally Open. It’s Already in Danger.

Hong Kong Broadcaster’s Swift Turn From Maverick Voice to Official Mouthpiece

The Secret to a Better Internet? Post Less, Chat More.

Migration and Experimentation: What Led to Australia’s Coffee Culture

In Myanmar, Danny Fenster, American Journalist, Gets 11-Year Sentence

Your Friday Briefing

In Senegal, a Return to Homegrown Rice

The Thrilling Dare of Scorched Rice

Austria Weighs a Lockdown for Unvaccinated People

Migrants in Peril, and Raw Emotions, in a Volatile European Border Standoff

China’s Xi Jinping Remakes the Communist Party’s History in His Image

Who Is Aleksandr Lukashenko? Here’s What You Need to Know

Belarus-Poland Clash Spills Into U.N. Security Council

Germany’s Fourth Covid Wave: ‘A Pandemic of the Unvaccinated’

On Delhi’s Toxic River, Prayers to a Sun Struggling to Shine Through Smog

Your Friday Briefing – The New York Times

As Poland Celebrates Its Independence Day, Far-Right Groups Stage Rallies

Zuo Fang, a Founder of China’s Southern Weekly, is Dead

Trump Allies Help Bolsonaro Sow Doubt in Brazil’s Elections

Saudi Court Blocks Execution of Man Convicted of Crime Committed at 14

Palestinian Diplomats Targeted by Israeli Spyware, Official Says

Sudan’s Top General Entrenches Military Coup, Frustrating Western Efforts

Live Updates: Poland-Belarus Border Crisis Turns Dire for Migrants

Alibaba reports slower sales growth for its Singles Day shopping event.

Why the Internet Is Turning Into QVC

On the Ground: Migrants in Poland’s Forests Are Hiding and Hurting

Russia Reacts to Belarus-Poland Border Crisis

Migrants Say They Face Abuse on Both Sides of Belarus Border

Dropouts and Menial Jobs: The Effects of Keeping Uganda’s Schools Closed

Europe’s Covid Deaths Rose 10 Percent in a Week, the W.H.O. Says

Outside COP26, Trash in Glasgow Piles High

Why Modern Medicine Struggles With Treating Chronic Pain

Europe’s Covid Deaths Rose 10 Percent in a Week, the W.H.O. Says

China’s Xi Jingping Secures Political Future By Rewriting Past

F.W. de Klerk, Former South African President Who Dismantled Apartheid, Dies at 85

Tracing Mexico’s Complicated Relationship With Rice

For Many Members of the Arab American Diaspora, Mansaf Offers a Taste of Home

Elon Musk Sells $5 Billion in Tesla Stock

Your Thursday Briefing – The New York Times

Israeli Experts Approve Vaccinations for Children Ages 5 to 11

Pennsylvania Court Rejects Statewide School Mask Mandate

Germany Weighs New Covid Rules as Infections Reach Record Heights

Bolsonaro Joins a Centrist Party in Brazil Ahead of 2022 Re-election Bid

Why the Infrastructure Bill Matters

China and the United States Agree to Work Together to Tackle Climate Change

Poland Gets Support From Europe on Tough Borders

Key takeaways from Week 10 of the Elizabeth Holmes trial.

Blinken Warns Russia Against Making a ‘Serious Mistake’ in Ukraine

Harris Meets Macron, Signaling a ‘New Era’ After Sub Snub, Both Say

Rivian, the electric-truck maker, closes with a big gain after its I.P.O.

Boris Johnson Urges Negotiators to Break Impasse in Final Climate Summit Hours

International Space Station Dodges Chinese Space Junk

Migrants Say They Face Abuse on Both Sides of Belarus Border

Your Thursday Briefing – The New York Times

Boris Johnson Handles Scandal Amid Climate Conference

U.S. Sues Uber, Saying it Discriminated Against People With Disabilities

French Court Convicts Man in the Murder of a Holocaust Survivor

How Do You See Inside a Volcano? Try a Storm of Cosmic Particles.

Video of Salt Bae Serving Communist Leader Gold Steak Prompts Anger in Vietnam

Manuel Chang Will Face Corruption Charges in U.S.

Rivian, the electric-truck maker, soars in early trading after its I.P.O.

Amazon on the High Seas

Pete Buttigieg Says U.S. ‘Focused’ on Reducing Auto Emissions

Facebook’s Meta: How Designers View the New Logo and Brand

Poland-Belarus Border Crisis: Live Updates and News

The Joy of Fly Fishing in Italy

Video of Salt Bae Serving Communist Leader Gold Steak Prompts Anger in Vietnam

Bees Make This “Screaming” Sound When Attacked By Hornets

Young Climate Activists Say COP26 Has Unified Them

P.S.G. Women’s Player Arrested After Attack on Her Teammate

Germany Weighs New Covid Rules as Infections Reach Record Heights

American Journalist Held in Myanmar Faces 2 New Charges

American Journalist Held in Myanmar Faces 2 New Charges

Google Loses Appeal of $2.8 Billion E.U. Antitrust Fine

This Chinese City Requires 28 Days of Quarantine. Then Another 28.

Europe, Taiwan Inch Closer as Distrust of Beijing Grows

Alibaba Downplays Singles Day for a Tense Time in China

Can Glasgow Deliver on a Global Climate Deal?

In France, the People COP26 Forgot Seethe Over Rising Energy Prices

Rivian prices its I.P.O., valuing the electric-vehicle maker at nearly $70 billion.

Your Wednesday Briefing – The New York Times

U.S. Holocaust Museum Says China ‘May Be Committing Genocide’ Against Uyghurs

Judge denies Apple’s request to delay App Store changes.

Malala Yousafzai Is Married in England

Afghan Pilots Who Escaped Taliban Are Flown Out of Tajikistan

Macron announces a new vaccine rule for people 65 or older in France.

Pakistan Reaches Cease-Fire With Resurgent Taliban Militants

Ethiopia Seizes 16 UN Workers Amid Efforts to Halt Tigray War

Tesla Shares Drop Another 12%, Have Shed $200B in Value Since Musk’s Tweet

E.U. Blames Belarus for Migrant Crisis at Poland Border

England Will Require N.H.S. Workers to Be Vaccinated by April

Canada Approves Pfizer Boosters for Adults

Your Wednesday Briefing – The New York Times

France Will Require Booster Shot for Those 65 and Older

Meta plans to remove thousands of sensitive ad-targeting categories.

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, in Glasgow, Says She Will ‘Push’ on Climate Change

Satellite Hopes Meet Internet Reality

Africa’s Leaders Say Rich Countries Need to Quit Oil and Gas First

Protest outside New Zealand’s Parliament assails sweeping new Covid mandates.

Pfizer Expected to Ask for Authorization for Boosters for All Adults

Satellite Hopes Meet Internet Reality

Dutch government rejects hundreds of millions of pieces of protective gear.

Twitter Will Give Users Access to Ad-Free Articles With Twitter Blue

Twitter expands its subscription service to news articles.

India Hospital Fire Leaves at Least 4 Infants Dead

New Zealand’s Sea Lions Are Back, and Crashing Golf Courses and Soccer Matches

How Data Is Reshaping Real Estate

A Trash Can From Myrtle Beach Washed Up in Ireland

In Hong Kong, a mandatory smartphone app draws pushback and mockery.

What Moves Swing Voters – The New York Times

U.S. Urges Release of Chinese Citizen Journalist Who Documented Covid

U.S. Urges Release of Zhang Zhan, Chinese Citizen Journalist Who Documented Covid

India Risks Covid-19 Complacency After Its Vaccine Campaign

Singapore to End Free Covid Treatment for Those ‘Unvaccinated by Choice’

How a 55-Year-Old California Teacher Became a Bollywood Actor

Your Tuesday Briefing – The New York Times

Military Can’t Find ISIS Safe House That Prompted Kabul Drone Strike

When the Taliban Are in Your Bedroom

With Tears, Hugs and Balloons, US Allows Vaccinated Foreign Travelers to Enter

With Tears, Hugs and Balloons, U.S. Allows Vaccinated Foreign Travelers to Enter

More Than 40 Nations Pledge to Cut Emissions From Their Health Industries

More Than 40 Nations Pledge to Cut Emissions From Their Health Industries

Military Can’t Find ISIS Safe House That Prompted Kabul Drone Strike

Police Officer Stabbed on French Riviera, Authorities Say

Justice Dept. Brings New Charges in Ransomware Attacks

In hard-hit Romania, the virus is surging as vaccine hesitancy spreads.

Your Tuesday Briefing – The New York Times

Expensive Virus Test Still Hinders Canadian Travel to U.S.

Oscar Pistorius, Olympic Runner Convicted of Murder, Is Up for Parole

Thousands of Canadians Head for the Southern United States Again

French Catholic Church Will Sell Assets to Compensate Abuse Victims

Thousands of Canadians Head for the Southern United States Again

Brazil’s Far-Right Disinformation Pushers Find a Safe Space on Telegram

Brexit Brain Drain Delivers Financial Boon to Estonia

U.S. Lifts Travel Ban for Vaccinated Foreigners

Northern Ireland’s health minister is suing Van Morrison over Covid-19 criticism

Palestinians Were Targeted by Israeli Firm’s Spyware, Experts Say

Excited Passengers Board First Flight from Heathrow to the U.S.

U.S. Travel Ban Ends, and Excited Passengers Board First Flight from London

Covid Gets Even Redder – The New York Times

Europe-to-U.S. Travel Ban Ends, Finally

New Zealand’s Biggest City Is to Ease Lockdown Restrictions

In Romania, Hard-Hit by Covid, Doctors Fight Vaccine Refusal

Inside a Volcanic Ritual on the Indonesian Island of Java

The Popularity of E-Bikes Isn’t Slowing Down

Behind Elon Musk’s Twitter Poll Is a Tax Bill Coming Due

Chip Shortage Creates New Power Players

Chip Shortage Creates New Power Players

Your Monday Briefing – The New York Times

Your Monday Briefing – The New York Times

Afghan Military Pilots, on the Run, Feel Abandoned by U.S.

Young Marines in Kabul Were Left to Run Final Days of Evacuation

As U.S. Travel Changes Near, Global Travelers Eagerly Await Reunions

U.K. Health Secretary Urges People to Get Boosters

What’s in a Name? For the Koreans of Sakhalin, an Anguished History

Veteran U.S. Diplomat Comes Under Criticism for a Trip to Myanmar

In Nicaragua Election, Ortega Crushes Dissent

Antarctica Was Once a Land of Fire and Not Ice

Xi Jinping is Rewriting China’s History

On Tiny Guam, It’s One Dogcatcher vs. 30,000 Strays

French Clerical Abuse Report Puts Spotlight on Confession

Iraq Says Drone Strike Was Aimed at Prime Minister

An 8-Year-Old Explains the Metaverse

Court Temporarily Blocks Biden’s Vaccine Mandate for Large Companies

11 States Sue Over Biden’s Vaccine Mandate for Big Companies

Uyghurs Seek Emotional Help as Families in China Suffer

COP26 Protesters Back an Array of Causes, Connected by Climate Change

Facing a spike in infections, Austria sharpens the rules of its Covid pass.

Costa Rica moves to require Covid shots for children.

Fire in Covid intensive care ward kills 11 people in India.

Spanish Police Seek Missing Plane Passengers After Emergency Landing

Activists hope protests will draw large crowds as leaders haggle in Glasgow.

Tanker Truck Explodes in Sierra Leone, Killing at Least 98

On Spain’s Camino de Santiago, Even Óscar the Donkey Is a Pilgrim

India’s Treatment of Muslims Erodes Its Moral High Ground

Marília Mendonça, Brazilian Pop Singer, Dies in Plane Crash at 26

Eight Groups Join Tigray Rebels Vowing to Oust Ethiopia’s Leader

Manitoba Names a New Premier, but a Rival Asks a Court to Quash the Action

Vanessa Nakate, Ugandan Climate Activist, Offers an Optimistic Vision

U.N. Rights Panel Pressures Sudan Over Coup

John Kerry Lauds Progress at COP26 but Warns, ‘Job Not Done.’

Greta Thunberg Assails Leaders Outside COP26 Climate Summit

11 States Sue Over Biden’s Vaccine Mandate for Big Companies

As Turkey Chafes at Erdogan, He Gets Spikier Abroad

Mayor Eric Garcetti of Los Angeles tests positive for the virus.

The Steller’s Sea Eagle That Is Very, Very Lost

Germany’s Economy Hindered by Supply Chain Problems

Germany’s Economy Hindered by Supply Chain Problems

Google Temps Fought Loss of Pandemic Bonus. And Won.

Ex-Macron Aide Convicted of Assault and Posing as a Police Officer

Near-Daily Covid Tests, Sleeping in Classrooms: Life in Covid-Zero China

Vienna Will Start to Vaccinate Young Children

The Metaverse Takes Manhattan – The New York Times

Mothers Demand Action on Air Pollution at COP26

Rights Groups Urge Singapore Not to Execute Man With Mental Disability

Turning Back the Clock – The New York Times

Japan Will Cut Quarantine for Business Travelers to 3 Days

At COP26, Youth Want Action, Accountability as Protesters Rally

In India, Fears Grow That Diwali Celebrations Could Fuel Another Virus Spike

First Black Woman in Bundestag Wants to Change Image of ‘Germanness’

To Build the Metaverse, Meta First Wants to Build Stores

A Nuclear-Powered Shower? Russia Tests a Climate Innovation.

Laughs No More? Australians Are Reassessing a Beloved Cartoonist.

Your Friday Briefing – The New York Times

The Best Movies and TV Shows New to Netflix, Amazon and Stan in Australia in November

In Saskatoon, a Moose on the Loose Is Returned to the Wild

W.H.O. Official: ‘Europe Is Back at Epicenter of the Pandemic’

A White House aide who traveled abroad with Biden tests positive for the coronavirus.

Facebook Faces New Antitrust Lawsuit

Hong Kong will offer extra shots to high-risk residents next week.

South Korea Toughens Measures as Virus Spreads Among Teens

Canada Turns Over Military Sexual Assault Cases to Civilian Courts

Bitterness Over Brexit Lies Behind Fraying France-U.K. Relations

Conflict-of-Interest Case Has Boris Johnson Reversing Course, Again

Your Friday Briefing

Crackdown Sweeps Ethiopia’s Capital as War Draws Near

Elizabeth Holmes Trial Exposes Investors’ Lack of Due Diligence

Uber Lost $2.4 Billion, Thanks Largely to Didi Investment

Pamela McCorduck, Historian of Artificial Intelligence, Dies at 80

Google Launches Company Dedicated to Drug Discovery

Bitterness Over Brexit Lies Behind Fraying France-U.K. Relations

A.N.C. Suffers Worst Election Setback Since End of Apartheid

NASA’s Latest Breakthrough: ‘Best Space Tacos Yet’

America Loves Choices. Not in Phones.

Effort to Reframe Climate Change as a Health Crisis Gains Steam

Blue Origin Loses Legal Fight Over SpaceX’s NASA Moon Contract

Facing a New Surge, Germany Sets a Daily Virus Case Record

A New 10-Year Plan for the Cosmos

Trieste, Center of Italy’s Anti-Vaccine Protests, Is Now a Covid Hot Spot

India’s Diwali Celebrations Draw Large Crowds Despite Covid Concerns

Hawaii Eases Covid Restrictions and Reopens for Tourists

The U.K. approves Merck’s molnupiravir, making it the first pill to be endorsed for treating Covid.

Cleo Smith Abduction: Australian Man Is Charged After 18-Day Search

What’s the Matter With Scarsdale?

New $10.5 Billion Fund Aims to Spur Green Energy in Poor Countries

Israel Passes State Budget – The New York Times

The Art and Ritual of Rangoli

Your Thursday Briefing

Back in Chicago, Woman Is Charged in Killing of Mother on Indonesian Vacation

Iran Seizes an Oil Tanker, but Whose Tanker Is Disputed

Weapons Tracing Study Implicates Russia in Ukraine Conflict

18 Countries to Phase Out Coal, According to Leaked Document

With scant vaccine supplies, the W.H.O. presses Latin America and the Caribbean to hold off on boosters.

Mayor Eric Garcetti of Los Angeles tests positive for the virus.

Scotland’s Nicola Sturgeon: ‘We’re Running out of Time.”

Your Thursday Briefing – The New York Times

Video Footage Showed at Least 1 Child Near Site Minutes Before Drone Strike in Kabul

Why Is Ethiopia at War in the Tigray Region?

Damon Galgut Wins Booker Prize for ‘The Promise’

Greece Tightens Covid Restrictions on the Unvaccinated

Financial Industry, With $130 Trillion, to Pursue Climate Goals

Google Wants to Work With the Pentagon Again, Despite Employee Concerns

Satellites Could Help Track if Nations Keep Their Carbon Pledges

At COP26, Gore Says Satellite Emissions Monitoring Helps Climate-Change Fight

COP26 Summit Attendees Frustrated With Long Lines and Access

China Could Have 1,000 Nuclear Warheads by 2030, Pentagon Says

Review: ‘Dr. Brain,’ Your New South Korean TV Crush

Tech Can’t Fix the Problem of Cars

European Steel Plan Shows Biden’s Bid to Merge Climate and Trade Policy

The U.S. blacklists the NSO Group, an Israeli spyware firm.

Covaxin, Vaccine Developed in India, Gets W.H.O. Clearance

What Did Scott Morrison, Australia’s Leader, Accomplish at COP26?

Sunao Tsuboi, 96, Dies; Hiroshima Victim Who Lived to Tell His Story

How to Block Your Phone from Interrupting You

ISIS Poses a Growing Threat to New Taliban Government in Afghanistan

Protesters March Against ‘Greenwashing’ at COP26

Atrocities on All Sides in Ethiopia’s War, U.N. Says as Rebels Advance

U.S. to Provide $500 Million for Green Bonds, Yellen Says

Virginia Goes Red – The New York Times

From BTS to ‘Squid Game’: How South Korea Became a Cultural Juggernaut

Torn From Parents in the Belgian Congo, Women Seek Reparations

South Africa to Get $8.5 billion to Shift From Coal to Renewables

Tracking Viral Misinformation – The New York Times

South Africa to Get $8.5 billion to Shift From Coal to Renewables

Your Wednesday Briefing – The New York Times

China’s Peng Shuai Makes #MeToo Allegation Zhang Gaoli

Cleo Smith, 4, Is Found 18 Days After She Vanishes in Australia

Biden Pledges $3 Billion to Help the World Adapt to Climate Change

With Methane and Forest Deals, Climate Summit Offers Hope After Gloomy Start

Are You Missing Out on the Metaverse?

Zillow, facing big losses, quits flipping houses and will lay off a quarter of its staff.

Biden Tries to Reassert American Leadership, and His Own

Meta Makes Changes to Marketing Strategy Amid Scandals

Biden Tries to Reassert American Leadership, and His Own

Building in Nigeria Had ‘Abnormalities’ Before Collapse

The Mark Zuckerberg Aesthetic – The New York Times

Your Wednesday Briefing – The New York Times

Are You Missing Out on the Metaverse?

Palestinian Families Reject Deal in Area That Set Off Gaza Conflict

Another Apple Worker Says the Company Retaliated Against Her

Ethiopia Declares State of Emergency as Rebels Advance Toward Capital

U.S.-Russia Engagement Deepens as C.I.A. Head Travels to Moscow

Former FIFA Officials Face Fraud Charges Over Secret Payment

Once a Climate Leader, Brazil Falls Short in Glasgow

The Mark Zuckerberg Aesthetic – The New York Times

Facebook Plans to Shut Down Its Facial Recognition System

The Strange Saga of Huawei

John Kerry Says $100 Billion in Climate Aid Per Year Is Within Reach

Fossil Fuel Spending Far Outstrips COP26’s Funding for Forests

Dozens Killed in Attack on Military Hospital in Afghanistan’s Capital

As Demand for Green Energy Grows, Solar Farms Face Local Resistance

Jeff Bezos Makes $2 Billion Environmental Pledge at COP26 Summit

From the Amazon to Glasgow: An Indigenous activist says, ‘We have no more time.’

Ecuador Vows at COP26 to Create Marine Reserve for Galápagos Islands

Military Hospital in Afghan Capital Targeted in Attack, Taliban Say

China Urges Families to Stock up on Food for Winter

Squid Cryptocurrency Crashes, and Investors Lose Money

VC Funding for Start-Ups Founded by Women Is Surging

Needless Suffering – The New York Times

Tropical Storm Wanda Moves Across the Atlantic

China Makes It a Crime to Mock Country’s Heroes

Squid Cryptocurrency Crashes, and Investors Lose Money

As Earth Warms, Human History Is Melting Away

Men in Gaza Imprisoned Over Wedding Loans

Your Tuesday Briefing – The New York Times

Global Leaders Pledge to End Deforestation by 2030

Global Leaders Pledge to End Deforestation by 2030

John Kerry Plays Down COP26 Expectations

How to Prevent Climate Disasters

At COP26 Summit, Urgent Pleas to Combat Global Warning

Rivian Gets Closer to IPO, Seeking Over $50 Billion Evaluation

Queen Elizabeth Urges Climate Action in COP26 Video

Nigeria Building Collapse Kills at Least 4 With Many More Trapped

Your Tuesday Briefing – The New York Times

Regulators Ask Congress to Create New Rules for Cryptocurrencies

David Attenborough Urges Leaders at COP26 Summit to ‘Rewrite Our Story’

India Will Sharply Increase Renewable Energy, Modi Says

Shanghai Disneyland Temporarily Shut by ‘Severe’ Virus Outbreak

Amazon to Launch First Two Internet Satellites in 2022

Biden Calls for Tougher Actions on Emissions at COP26

Global Covid Death Toll Surpasses 5 Million, but Full Count Is Higher

What to Watch For At COP26 on Monday and Tuesday

Egypt Poised to Expand Security Powers of President and Military

Who Is Attending the COP26 Climate Summit, and Who Isn’t

After Violent Standoff, Pakistan Strikes Deal With Banned Islamist Group

Biden’s Glasgow pitch: This time, the U.S. is serious about climate change.

New Zealand Held a Contest for Bird of the Year. The Birds Lost.

Handball Federation Ends Bikini Bottom Requirement for Women

U.N. Leader Warns of ‘Climate Catastrophe’ at COP26 Summit

Thailand Reopens to Tourists Without Requiring Quarantine

He Brokered Apartheid’s End. Can He Save South Africa’s Liberation Party?

COP26 Climate Summit: Live Updates

Greta Thunberg Is Mobbed as She Arrives in Glasgow for COP26

The Stunning Grandeur of Soviet-Era Metros

Can Supersonic Air Travel Fly Again?

What to Watch For At Cop26 on Monday and Tuesday

Banks Tried to Kill Crypto and Failed. Now They’re Embracing It (Slowly).

Australia Allows Residents, Citizens to Return as Borders Open

New Zealand Held a Contest for Bird of the Year. The Birds Lost.

Once a Leading Polluter, the U.K. Is Now Trying to Lead on Climate Change

Your Monday Briefing – The New York Times

U.S. Military Jury Condemns Terrorist’s Torture and Urges Clemency

Struggling at Home, Biden Is Buoyed by G20 Trip Abroad

Over 2,000 New York City Firefighters Took Sick Days as Vaccine Mandate Looms

Learning to Live With Mark Zuckerberg

Brazilian Police Kill 25 Accused of Planning Bank Heists

At Climate Talks, Biden Will Try to Sell American Leadership to Skeptics

“Vax” is Oxford’s 2021 Word of the Year

Your Monday Briefing

Roblox Goes Down, Forcing Children Outside for Halloween

G20 Nations Agree to New Limits on Coal-Burning Power Plants

Biden Rolls Back Trump’s Metal Tariffs On European Union

F.D.A. Is Reviewing If Moderna Vaccine Causes Heart Problems in Adolescents

G20 Leaders Agree on 1.5-Degree Climate Goal

Afghan Art Flourished for 20 Years. Can It Survive the New Taliban Regime?

Trump Allies Are Prominent at Saudi Investment Conference

Rivals on World Stage, Russia and U.S. Quietly Seek Areas of Accord

Biden Declared ‘America is Back’ in June. The World Is About to Test Him.

Is Carbon Capture Here? – The New York Times

U.K. Police Struggle to Curb Abuse of Women by Their Own Officers

China’s Popular Electric Vehicles Have Put Europe’s Automakers on Notice

Japan Election: Kishida Struggles to Connect With Voters

Biden Receives Communion at Rome Church

More New York City workers get Covid shots as deadline nears, but tensions remain.

Photos From the G20 Summit in Rome

Gulf States Withdraw Ambassadors to Lebanon Over Criticism of Yemen War

A Russian Pipeline Changes Direction, and Energy Politics Come to the Fore

Pressure Grows on G20 Nations to Get Covid Vaccines to the Poor

China’s Xi and other world leaders are not at the summit.

How Venture Capitalists Think Cryptocurrency Will Reshape Commerce

G20 Agenda Includes Nuclear Impasse With Iran

A South African Town Lacks Water and Electricity. But Mayors? It Has Two.

Pressure Grows on G20 Nations to Get Covid Vaccines to Poorer Countries

What Is the G20? – The New York Times

On Key Day of Protest for Sudan, U.S. Warns Generals Against Violence

Biden Finds Raising Corporate Tax Rates Easier Abroad Than at Home

Merkel’s Likely Successor to Join Her for G20 Summit Talks

Xi Hasn’t Left China in 21 Months. Covid May Be Only Part of the Reason.

Rick Steves on the Return of Travel and Why It Matters

Italy Deploys Vast Security in Anticipation of G20 Protests

Protesters Set to Demonstrate Over G20 Summit in Rome

10 Republican-led States Sue Over Biden’s Vaccine Mandate

Tensions Rise with Next Phase of NYCs Vaccine Mandate

Biden Eases Fray with France and Savors Meeting with Pope as Europe Trip Begins

A Global Tax Deal Is at Hand. Here’s How It Would Work.

A Global Tax Deal Is at Hand. Here’s How It Would Work.

Biden Eases Fray with France and Savors Meeting with Pope as Europe Trip Begins

Mark Zuckerberg’s Meta Presentation Was Full of Meme References

‘Dune’ May Be Set in a Distant Time and Place, but the Film Has Canadian Roots

The Canadians Behind ‘Dune’ – The New York Times

Bruce Gaston, American Maestro of Thai Music, Dies at 75

CDC Study Suggests Vaccination Offers More Protection Against Covid Than Prior Infection

Vaccination Offers More Protection Against Covid Than Previous Infection

What Is Day of the Dead and How Is the Mexican Holiday Celebrated?

Queen Elizabeth Urged by Doctors to Rest at Least 2 Weeks

Biden: Pope Says He Should Keep Receiving Communion

N.Y.C. Public School Enrollment Declined 4.5 Percent During the Pandemic

‘They Lied to Him.’ Inside the Frantic Days Leading to Sudan’s Coup

The president’s meeting with Pope Francis was a diplomatic visit tinged with the personal.

Big Hires, Big Money and a D.C. Blitz: A Bold Plan to Dominate Crypto

Biden Calls Handling of Australia Deal That Angered France ‘Clumsy’

British Court Hears Appeal in Julian Assange Extradition Case

Critics Try to Pressure Francis in Battle Over Biden and Communion

Behind a Top Female Name in Spanish Crime Fiction: Three Men

Tonga Reports First Covid Case, Nearly 2 Years Into Pandemic

How Rising Energy Prices Have Complicated Europe’s Climate Crisis

Is Hurricane Season Still Going? You Bet.

A dispute between the U.K. and France over fishing rights simmers as the G20 summit approaches.

Pope Francis Urges ‘Radical’ Action at COP26 Climate Summit

U.K. Drops Last 7 Countries From England’s Covid ‘Red List’

Will the Vatican grant press access to the Biden-pope meeting? So far, the answer is no.

As Biden and Francis meet, the U.S. Catholic Church remains divided.

Biden’s Framework – The New York Times

Pope Francis to Meet India’s Narendra Modi for the First Time

The pope’s U.S. visit in 2015 was a powerful moment for Biden.

A Royal Pavilion is Rebuilt in Seoul

‘Different Way of Fighting’: Lyrics Are the Weapons of All-Women Roma Band

Apple’s Most Back-Ordered New Product Is Not What You Expect

The Metaverse Is Mark Zuckerberg’s Escape Hatch

Why Some Strawberries Turn a Ghostly Shade of White

How a Mistake by YouTube Shows Its Power Over Media

‘America Is Back,’ Biden Declared in June. The World Is About to Test Him.

Saying Goodbye to Melbourne’s Long Lockdown (Again)

Your Friday Briefing – The New York Times

Nuclear-Powered Submarines for Australia? Maybe Not So Fast.

Facebook Changes Corporate Name to Meta

Authorities Return 248 Looted Antiquities to India

France Detains British Boat as a Fight Over Fishing Rights Escalates

Clearview AI Finally Takes Part in a Federal Accuracy Test

Amazon Sales Growth Slows and Costs Rise

Your Friday Briefing – The New York Times

Covid Hit U.S. Meat Plants Far Harder Than Thought, Report Says

How a Mistake by YouTube Shows Its Power Over Media

Oakland’s Plan: Transfer or Unenroll Unvaccinated Students

France and the United States Seek an Elusive Reconciliation

Facebook Changes Corporate Name to Meta

Syringe Shortage Likely to Add to Africa’s Vaccine Barriers, W.H.O. Says

Activision Blizzard to Improve Diversity and Workplace Culture

New York Braces for Staffing Shortages as Vaccine Deadline Nears

Polio and Measles Vaccines Lag for Children Across the World

After Time of ‘Real Terror,’ City’s Resilience Is Symbolized in Statue

Google and Facebook’s Ad Empires

China Could Be Kicked Out of Olympic Hockey Tournament

In Japan, Rural Voters Count More Than Those in Big Cities. It Shows.

Senate Panel OKs Jonathan Kanter to Lead Justice Dept. Antitrust Unit

Saudi Finance Official Is Missing From Conference He Hosts

New Zealand will cut the amount of quarantine time for travelers in half.

Beijing Olympics: China to Ease Rules for Athletes in Bubble

A Wealth Tax – The New York Times

Meeting Between Francis and Biden Will Highlight Their Rift With American Bishops

Japan’s Covid Cases Drop Drastically After Summer Peak

China Digs More Coal for Power Needs, Despite Climate Change

Wes Anderson’s Dream of France, and the Paris I Remember

Old Power Gear Is Slowing Use of Clean Energy and Electric Cars

Why China Is the World’s Last ‘Zero Covid’ Holdout

Your Thursday Briefing – The New York Times

Elizabeth Holmes Trial: Key Takeaways From Week 9

Key takeaways from Week 9 of the Elizabeth Holmes trial.

Your Thursday Briefing – The New York Times

U.N. Group Blames Unequal Vaccine Access for Bigger Global Economic Gap

Covid Updates: Mexico Resists Vaccinating Children Despite Court Order

Facebook Tells Employees to Keep Communications for Legal Reasons

Iran Will Rejoin Nuclear Talks, Top Negotiator Says

A Hot, Dusty Town in the Middle of Nowhere? We’ll Take It.

Viktor Bryukhanov, Blamed for the Chernobyl Disaster, Dies at 85

Israel Advances Plan for New Settlements, in First for Bennett Era

B.J. Novak’s Face Is on Products Worldwide. He’s Not Sure Why.

Wonders, and Horrors, Drawn From Boyhood in a War Zone

Pope Expresses ‘Willingness’ to Visit Canada for Indigenous Reconciliation

Facebook, Show Us the Mess

China’s Weapon Test Close to a ‘Sputnik Moment,’ U.S. General Says

Taliban Allow Girls to Return to Some High Schools, but With Big Caveats

Merck Will Share Formula for its Covid Pill With Poor Countries

Gangs Rule Much of Haiti. For Many, It Means No Fuel, No Power, No Food.

The Mushy Middle – The New York Times

Australians will soon be allowed to freely travel abroad if they are fully vaccinated.

He Won the Nobel. Why Are His Books So Hard to Find?

Pastries and Persuasion: How a Global Tax Deal Got Done

Japan Stays Tough on Marijuana as Other Nations Loosen Up

Brazilian senators vote to seek 9 criminal charges against Bolsonaro.

Anonymity No More? Age Checks Come to the Web.

Japan’s Communists Are Hardly Radical, but Make a Handy Election Target

Your Wednesday Briefing – The New York Times

Twitter’s Revenue Rises 37 Percent in the Third Quarter

Justin Trudeau Introduces ‘Reinvigorated’ Cabinet

Google’s Profit and Revenue Soared in the Third Quarter

Netflix Eyes New Jersey Army Base for Major Production Hub

Google’s profit and revenue soared in the third quarter.

Your Wednesday Briefing – The New York Times

Queen Elizabeth Will Skip Climate Summit in Glasgow

New Zealand Expands Vaccine Mandate to Cover 40 Percent of Workers

Poland’s Heartland Would Rather Keep E.U. Money Than Break With Bloc

She Climbed Yosemite’s El Capitan to Celebrate Turning 70

Iranian Motorists Hit With Cyberattack at Filling Stations

3 Children and 1 Woman Drowned While Migrating Across the Aegean Sea

A Playwright Has a Message: Anti-Asian Hate Isn’t New

Self Esteem, a Pop Singer Who Wants Britain to ‘Prioritise Pleasure’

After a Year of ‘Rampant’ Cheating, Elite Bridge Tries to Clean Up

Facebook Wants the Young People Back

Trial in Holocaust Survivor’s Killing Begins in France

Sudan’s Prime Minister Is Detained at Home of General Who Led Coup

2 Days After Cricket Victory Over India, Pakistan Still Feels the High

Iran Wanted U.S. Out of Afghanistan. It May Be Sorry the Wish Came True.

Roh Tae-Woo, South Korean Leader as It Moved Toward Democracy, Dies at 88

Céline’s Newly Unearthed Work Causes a Stir in France

YouTube, Snap and TikTok executives take their turn answering to Washington.

Sudan’s Shuttered Capital Pauses Before a Fresh Day of Protest

Covid Cases Keep Falling – The New York Times

Aung San Suu Kyi to Defend Herself in Myanmar ‘Show Trial’

China Locks Down City of 4 Million to Subdue Covid Outbreak

Sudan Soldiers Gun Down Protesters, Doctors Group Says

Moderna to Sell Up to 110 Million Covid Vaccine Doses to African Countries

How to Map a Fly Brain in 20 Million Easy Steps

As Gangs’ Power Grows, Haiti’s Police Are Outgunned and Underpaid

Will the SEC Add to Facebook’s Woes?

Roh Tae-Woo, South Korean Leader as It Moved Toward Democracy, Dies at 88

Roh Tae-Woo, South Korean Leader as It Moved Toward Democracy, Dies at 88

Australia Pledges ‘Net Zero’ Emissions by 2050. Its Plan Makes That Hard to Believe.

Royal Wedding in Japan Goes Off With Little Fanfare

Your Tuesday Briefing – The New York Times

Who is Abdalla Hamdok, Sudan Leader Ousted in Coup

Eitan Biran Custody Ruling Issued by Israeli Court

Amazon Union Vote for Staten Island Warehouses Clears a Hurdle

Dave Chappelle Responds to Netflix Controversy in Instagram Post

Sudan’s Military Seizes Power, Casting Democratic Transition Into Chaos

Egypt’s Leader Ends State of Emergency, Says It’s No Longer Needed

Facebook Profits Jump 17 Percent

Blue Origin Wants to Build a Space Station

Key Takeaways From the Facebook Papers and Their Fallout

Your Tuesday Briefing – The New York Times

Tesla Stock Crosses $1 Trillion in Market Value

Hong Kong’s National Security Law Explained

U.S. Halts Aid to Sudan Government After Coup

An Italian Politician’s Quest for Attention Gets a Boost From Richard Gere

The Rich World’s Promise of $100 Billion in Climate Aid Inches Forward

Turkish President Steps Back From Expulsions of 10 Western Diplomats

Frances Haugen, Facebook Whistle-Blower, to Testify in U.K.

German Woman Convicted of a Crime Against Humanity in Death of Yazidi Child

A Jewish Far-Right Pundit Splits the French Jewish Community as He Rises

Google Pixel 6 Review: Playing Catch-Up With the iPhone

Sudan Soldiers Gun Down Protesters, Doctors Group Says

Singer Ed Sheeran Tests Positive for Coronavirus

Behold, the Worm Blob and Its Computerized Twin

Hertz Places Order for 100,000 Tesla Vehicles

Tensions Between Sudan’s Military and Civilian Leaders Had Been Growing

Facebook Debates What to Do With Its Like and Share Buttons

Picking Their Fights – The New York Times

Traveling Through a Divided Israel

I’m Not a Pilot, but I Just Flew a Helicopter Over California

How 4 Weeks of U.S. Paid Leave Would Compare With the Rest of the World

Inside the Thai Temple Where Tattoos Come to Life

Live Updates: Sudan’s Military Detains Prime Minister in Apparent Coup

With New Conviction, Hong Kong Uses Security Law to Clamp Down on Speech

The American envoy to Sudan was there on Saturday as protests gained traction.

Russia Challenges Biden Again With Broad Cybersurveillance Operation

Why Amazon Is in Business With Judge Judy

Live Updates: Sudan’s Military Detains Prime Minister in Apparent Coup

Sudan Rocked by Protests Amid Warnings of a Coup

Your Monday Briefing – The New York Times

Inside Amazon’s Worst Human Resources Problem

Singer Ed Sheeran Tests Positive for Coronavirus

Your Monday Briefing

Struggles over vaccine mandates, the death of Colin Powell: the week in Covid news.

Kenyan Olympian’s Husband Is Arrested in Her Killing

Kenyan Olympian’s Killing Exposes Surge of Violence Against Women

Cases Grow in Germany as Restrictions Set to Expire

After Early Success, U.S. and Israel Now Lag on Vaccinations

A C.I.A. Fighter, a Somali Bomb Maker, and a Faltering Shadow War

How Public Criticism Has Affected Japan’s Royal Women

A World-Class World Expo – The New York Times

Heavy Is the Burden on Japan’s Royal Women

At the World Expo Pavilions, Future Visions Combine Past and Present

I Was Hacked. The Spyware Used Against Me Makes Us All Vulnerable.

A Rare Win in the Cat-and-Mouse Game of Ransomware

Long Arm of Russian Law Reaches Obscure Siberian Church

Please Don’t Feed the Whale Sharks? Fishing Town Says It Must, to Prosper.

As Hong Kong’s Civil Society Buckles, One Group Tries to Hold On

Biden Delays Release of Some J.F.K. Records, Citing Pandemic

Biden Delays Release of Some J.F.K. Records, Citing Pandemic

In India, Facebook Struggles to Combat Misinformation and Hate Speech

Erdogan Threatens to Expel 10 Western Ambassadors

Taliban Honor Suicide Bombers’ ‘Sacrifices’ in Bid to Rewrite History

Why Returning Home For Some Afghans Is as Difficult as Fleeing

Singapore will require vaccination or daily tests for workplace access next year.

‘Completely Lost’: For Some Afghans, Returning Home Is as Difficult as Fleeing

U.S. Struggles With Afghan Evacuees Weeded Out in Vetting and Now in Limbo

Struggles over vaccine mandates, the death of Colin Powell: the week in Covid news.

Turkish Opposition Begins Joining Ranks Against Erdogan

Turkish Opposition Begins Joining Ranks Against Erdogan

She Is Breaking Glass Ceilings in Space, but Facing Sexism on Earth

She Is Breaking Glass Ceilings in Space, but Facing Sexism on Earth

Pakistan and India Face Off in Cricket’s T20 World Cup

Illegal Border Crossings Soar to Record High, New Data Shows

Key takeaways from Week 7 of the Elizabeth Holmes trial.

Facebook Employees Warned About Election Misinformation, to Little Effect

Eating Disorders and Social Media Prove Difficult to Untangle

Israel Accuses 6 Palestinian Rights Groups of Terrorism

Barbados Elects Its First Head of State, Replacing Queen Elizabeth

U.S. Warns of Efforts by China to Collect Genetic Data

Alberta Investigation of Environmental Groups Falls Flat

Indian Film Is Being Adapted Into a Broadway Musical

U.N. Flight Thwarted as Fighting Grows in Ethiopia

New Zealand announces a plan to move away from lockdowns.

Geert Jan van Oldenborgh, 59, Dies; Linked Weather Disasters to Climate Change

Google said it had successfully ‘slowed down’ European privacy rules, according to lawsuit.

‘Needle Spiking’ of Women in Britain Stirs Alarm Over New Kind of Assault

‘Morally, They Are Lost’: Gangs in Haiti, Breaking a Taboo, Target the Church

Amanda Knox Was Exonerated. That Doesn’t Mean She’s Free.

Poland’s Attacks on Rule of Law Leave Europe at Odds With Itself

Pfizer Says Its Vaccine Is Highly Effective in 5- to 11-Year-Olds

Bali reopens to foreign tourists, but government rules keep them away.

Britain opened up with hardly any restrictions, a gamble now facing its toughest test.

An Arctic Dispatch – The New York Times

Thailand to Reopen to Vaccinated Travelers from Dozens of Countries

Melbourne, 262 Days in Lockdown, Celebrates a Reopening

How Russia Is Cashing In on Climate Change

Violence Strikes, and India’s Farmers Want You to See It

Renato Casaro’s Posters Capture Films’ Essential Moments

Flying With Your Pet? It Just Got a Lot More Difficult.

Russia Strengthens Its Internet Censorship Powers

U.S. Ramps Up Covid Boosters as Poor Nations Await First Doses

New Zealand Wants a 90% Vaccination Rate. Its Street Gangs May Hold the Key.

Your Friday Briefing – The New York Times

Searching for Australia’s Climate Tipping Point

Lyft Says 1,807 Sexual Assaults Occurred in Rides in 2019

China Evergrande Makes Payment to Dodge Default, Media Says

Hackers Lay Claim to Trump’s Social App Before Its Launch

Li Yundi Is Detained in China on Suspicion of Prostitution

Haitian Kidnappers Threaten to Kill Missionaries

Rise in Cases and Deaths Tests Britain’s Gamble on Few Virus Restrictions

World’s Health Care Workers Near Breaking Point, W.H.O warns

Queen Elizabeth Was Hospitalized, Palace Discloses

Your Friday Briefing – The New York Times

Israel Moves to Allow Entry to Vaccinated Tourists

Israel Moves to Allow Entry to Vaccinated Tourists

Syria Executes 24 People for Setting Wildfires, Calling It ‘Terrorism’

N.I.H. Says Bat Research Group Failed to Submit Prompt Virus Findings

Bulgaria Faces a Surge in Coronavirus Cases

Canada Settles on a Single ‘Vaccine Passport’ for Travel

With Covid Cases Rising, Moscow’s Mayor Announces Lockdown

Google to Lower Its App Store Fees for Developers to 15%

In Haiti, Gangs Gain Power as Security Vacuum Grows

Overlooked No More: Kim Hak-soon, Who Broke the Silence for ‘Comfort Women’

With Splendor and Saints, Hispanic Society Shows Its Treasures

Why the Cable Company Is Selling TVs

New Zealand’s Chief Coroner Opens New Inquiry Into Mosque Attacks

U.K. Police Charge Suspect in David Amess Killing

Tourists in Asia Navigate a Patchwork of Policies

Female Afghan Judges and Lawyers Now Fear For Their Lives

South Korea’s First Homemade Rocket Launch Declared a Partial Success

The Full Truth – The New York Times

Celtics Games Are Pulled in China After Enes Kanter’s Pro-Tibet Posts

India’s Covid Vaccine Campaign Hits 1 Billion Doses

Why Australia Won’t Commit to Slashing Carbon Emissions

As Chinese Women Seek to Crack Male Professions, Schools Stand in the Way

Amazon Workers on Staten Island Aim for Union Vote

OnlyFans May Be a Refuge for Nude Fine Art

Your Thursday Briefing

Can We Have Healthy Conversations Online?

Blinken Cites ‘Democratic Reckoning’ in South America

Covid Cases Rise in Some Caribbean Islands, W.H.O. Says

How Southern Russia Exported All the World’s Modern Horses

The Webb Telescope’s Latest Stumbling Block: Its Name

Brazil Senate’s Pandemic Panel, in Last-Minute Shift, Softened Criminal Recommendations on Bolsonaro

Netflix Employees Walk Out to Protest Dave Chappelle’s Special

How Southern Russia Exported All the World’s Modern Horses

Netflix employees walk out to protest Dave Chappelle’s special.

Your Thursday Briefing – The New York Times

Glass Ceiling Cracks in Egypt, but Would-Be Judges Still Hear: ‘No Girls’

Gates Foundation Pledges $120 Million to Help Get Merck Covid Pills to Poor Countries

Iran Plans to Abandon One of Its Homegrown Covid Shots

Iran Plans to Abandon One of Its Homegrown Covid Shots

The True Cost of Upgrading Your Phone

The True Cost of Upgrading Your Phone

Ancient-DNA Researchers Set Ethics Guidelines for Their Work

Egypt imposes a vaccine mandate for all government workers and university students.

PayPal Is Said to Be in Talks to Buy Pinterest in a $45 Billion Deal

Britain Resists Calls to Introduce Covid Restrictions

These U.S. Veterans Won’t Rest Until They’ve Kept a Promise to Afghans

A Hearing Aid for Everyone

Spanish Court Agrees to Extradite Former Venezuela Spy Chief to U.S.

Queen ‘Reluctantly’ Cancels Trip, Citing Medical Advice

Blacktag, a New Streaming Service, Has Big Plans

Navalny, Putin’s Imprisoned Foe, Wins E.U.’s Top Human Rights Award

Turkey Sours on Syrians, but Not in This Sleepy Town, Jolted Awake

Russia Introduces Weeklong Office shutdown After Virus Deaths Rise

Boris Johnson Promotes Rising Wages Amid Shortages in U.K.

AMC to Add Onscreen Captions at Some Locations

Putin Won’t Go to Glasgow for Climate Conference

How to Talk to the World Through Free Translation Apps

De Blasio Announces Vaccine Mandate for All City Workers

Heavy Rains in India and Nepal Kill Dozens

Bombing of Military Bus in Syrian Capital Kills 14

Transgender Woman Flees Malaysia After Wearing Hijab

Where Are the Workers? – The New York Times

The Olympic Torch Arrives in Beijing Under Cloud of Protests, Covid

Female Afghan Judges and Lawyers Now Fear For Their Lives

Museums Use Technology to Stir Interest in the Artistic Past

Iran Joins the Lineup at Asia Now

Zuckerberg to Be Added to Facebook Privacy Suit

Your Wednesday Briefing – The New York Times

Britain Outlines Energy Plans Amid Dimming Prospects for Climate Summit

Medical Groups Declare Youth Mental Health Crisis

Fox News Anchor Neil Cavuto Tests Positive for Coronavirus

In-N-Out Burger Was Briefly Closed for Breaking San Francisco Covid Protocols

U.S.-Venezuela Tensions Heat Up Again After Extradition of Maduro Ally

FBI Raids Homes Linked to Russian Oligarch Oleg Deripaska

Boeing Deepens NASA Starliner Probe, Prompting More Delays

Transgender U.S. Public Health Official Breaks Ground in Covid Fight

Kidnappers in Haiti Demand $17 Million to Free Missionary Group

Your Wednesday Briefing

If China Tested a New Orbital Weapon, It’s Not Much of a Surprise

Bolsonaro’s Pandemic Handling Draws Explosive Allegation: Homicide

Unvaccinated State Workers in Washington and Massachusetts Face Job Loss

They Fought Apartheid in South Africa. Now They Want Veterans’ Benefits.

Bolsonaro Should Face Homicide Charges Over Pandemic, Brazil Lawmakers Say

Facebook Settles Claims That It Discriminated Against American Workers

Mix-and-Match Covid Boosters: Why They Just Might Work

We Won’t Forget WeWork’s Meltdown

School Attendance Falls for Homeless Students in N.Y.C.

Ukraine’s Covid Deaths Soar as Fake Vaccination Certificates Spread

Reluctance among Russians to get vaccinated has led to a surge in cases and deaths.

Africa’s Last Mountain Glaciers Will Soon Be Gone, U.N. Report Warns

Kidnappers in Haiti Demand $17 Million to Free Missionary Group

Thousands Flee Myanmar for India Amid Fears of a Growing Refugee Crisis

Taliban Allow Polio Vaccine Program to Restart in Afghanistan

The Threat, in Perspective – The New York Times

On a Pacific Island, Russia Tests Its Battle Plan on Climate Change

Those Gifts You Want for the Holidays? Don’t Wait Too Long.

After Del Rio, Calls for Fairer Treatment of Black Migrants

YouTube Sued Over Animal Abuse Videos, Accused of Not Enforcing Ban

Desperate for Workers, Restaurants Turn to Robots

China Evergrande Gets Soft Treatment in Chinese Media

Tuberculosis, Like Covid, Spreads in Aerosols, Scientists Report

Ecuador’s President Declares State of Emergency to Battle Crime

Your Tuesday Briefing – The New York Times

North Korea Launches Ballistic Missile Hours After Envoys Meet in Washington

In Norway Attack, ‘Sharp Object,’ Not Arrows, Killed 5, Police Say

Diver Discovers 900-Year-Old Sword Dating to the Crusades

Treasury Warns That Digital Currencies Could Weaken U.S. Sanctions

Zalmay Khalilzad, Biden’s Envoy for Afghanistan, Steps Down

What Scientists Know About the Risk of Breakthrough Covid Deaths

Your Tuesday Briefing

F.B.I. Is Working in Haiti to Recover Kidnapped Missionaries

U.K. Leaders Praise Slain Lawmaker Amid Heightened Security Concerns

Apple Unveils New MacBook Computers and Updated AirPods

A New Zealand City’s Official Wizard Loses His Job

Apathy and Wariness of Kremlin Leaves Russians Unvaccinated

Showdown Over Northern Ireland Has a Key Offstage Player: Biden

Lee Jung-jae Thinks ‘Squid Game’ Critics Should Watch It Again

Conviction in a Former Playground for Kingpins Could Save African Wildlife

In Hungary’s Heartland, Orban Faces a Unified Challenge to His Rule

Russia Breaks Diplomatic Ties with NATO

Lawmakers question whether Amazon executives, including Jeff Bezos, misled Congress.

Hello? This Is Colombia’s Antimachismo Hotline.

Colin Powell dies of complications from Covid.

Myanmar Announces Amnesty for Thousands of Anti-Coup Protesters

America’s Cash Glut – The New York Times

Covid Live Updates: As Colder Weather Sets In, Cases Rise in Northernmost U.S. States

How a Nuclear Bomb Could Save Earth From a Stealthy Asteroid

Nuclear Fusion Edges Toward the Mainstream

Taiwan Couple Is Suspected of Negligent Homicide in Building Fire

Your Monday Briefing – The New York Times

At Axel Springer, Allegations of Sex, Lies and a Secret Payment

China’s GDP Growth Slows as Property and Energy Take a Toll

For Christian Aid Ministries, Charity in Haiti Turns to Chaos

Mass Abduction of U.S. Missionaries Startles Even Kidnap-Weary Haiti

Washington Hears Echoes of the ’50s and Worries: Is This a Cold War With China?

Nearly $7 Million Awarded in First Earthshot Prizes

Indian State Evicts Muslims, Even Those Living There Legally

Your Monday Briefing – The New York Times

Town Rattled by Bow-and-Arrow Killings Ponders Terrorism and Mental Illness

Russian Film Crew Wraps Space Station Shoot and Returns to Earth

Fake Polls and Tabloid Coverage on Demand: The Dark Side of Sebastian Kurz

What Is Christian Aid Ministries and What Does It Do in Haiti?

‘400 Mawozo’ Gang Suspected in Kidnapping Among Haiti’s Most Dangerous

Police Search for Motive in British Lawmaker’s Killing

Tunisians Recall Revolution Reluctantly, if at All: ‘It Just Faded Away’

Bringing Attention to the Maori Language, One Song at a Time

How a Stunning Lagoon in Spain Turned Into ‘Green Soup’

Charities and aid groups in Haiti have been marked by scandals in the past decade.

South Korea Reconsiders a Rite of Manhood: the Draft

Roblox, the Gaming Site, Wants to Grow Up Without Sacrificing Child Safety

Will New Covid Treatments Be as Elusive for Poor Countries as Vaccines?

American Missionaries Kidnapped in Haiti, Officials Say

Syria Accuses Israel of Assassinating Official Near Golan Heights

Robert Durst, Millionaire Convicted of Murder, on Ventilator With Covid

Airlines in Japan and South Korea Try Novel Ideas to Lure Fliers

U.S. Arrests Alex Saab, Deal Maker for Nicolás Maduro of Venezuela

Yukon Territory Imposes Vaccine Mandate Amid Rise in Cases

How 3 Strangers a World Away Came to the Rescue of a Badly Burned Afghan Girl

How 3 Strangers a World Away Came to the Rescue of a Badly Burned Afghan Girl

Minnesota’s governor calls up the National Guard to ease crowding in hospitals.

Mixing and Matching Covid Vaccines Is Examined by F.D.A.

After Iraqi Election, a Shiite Leader Emerges as an Unlikely U.S. Ally

Macron Commemorates 1961 Paris Police Killing of Algerian Protesters

Beirut, a City Where Everyone Gets By, Revisits Sectarian Violence

With Lawmaker’s Killing, the U.K. Confronts a New Episode of Terrorism

In Venezuela, a Rum Maker Offers Gangsters a Life Outside of Crime

What Are Political ‘Surgeries’ in Britain?

Catholic Church in Sicily Bans Godparents For Now

Instagram Struggles With Fears of Losing Its ‘Pipeline’: Young Users

China’s Scripted Homicides Become a Popular Pastime

New Zealand Attempts a Record-Setting ‘Vaxathon’

Mining for Gold in Australia’s Migrant Past

U.S. Pledges to Pay Family of Those Killed in Botched Kabul Drone Strike

Italy’s New Law Requires Workers to Get Covid Vaccine or Testing

Elizabeth Holmes Trial: Key Moments From Week 6

Quebec Language Debate Spurs Eerie Sense of Déjà-Vu

Pandemic-stricken Thailand, aiming to revive tourism, reopens the cave a soccer team was trapped in.

A Year Later, a Schoolteacher’s Beheading Still Haunts France

David Amess, Conservative Lawmaker in U.K., Is Reportedly Stabbed to Death

Leader of Apple activism movement says she was fired.

Lebanon Observes Day of Mourning After Sectarian Clashes Kill 6

Australian residents stranded overseas will be allowed to return to New South Wales.

Protests Over Italy’s Covid ‘Green Pass’ Draw Only Scattered Crowds

How the Nobel Peace Prize Laid Bare the Schism in Russia’s Opposition

Push to Improve Sex Ed in Australia Comes From 10,000 Miles Away

Bangladesh Strengthens Security as Violence Targets Hindu Festival

Cybersecurity Experts Sound Alarm on Apple and E.U. Phone Scanning Plans

U.K. Lab Issues 43,000 False Negatives on Virus Tests

Suspect Confesses in Bow-and-Arrow Rampage in Norway

Leader of West African Terrorist Group Is Dead, Nigerian Army Says

Italy’s Mandatory Covid Health Pass Takes Effect: Live Updates

Blast at Afghan Mosque Kills 37 as Shiites Are Targeted Again

As Italy Mandates Covid Passes, Rules Vary Across Europe

Hate Crimes and Pandemic Lead More Asian Americans to Seek Therapy

Booster Confusion – The New York Times

South Korean Military Struggles to Root Out Sexual Assaults

A Last-Chance ‘Ghost’ Building in Taiwan Becomes a Deathtrap for Many

Man Whose Attack on Ex-Wife Was Livestreamed Gets Death Penalty in China

Your Friday Briefing – The New York Times

Deadly Clashes in Beirut Escalate Fears Over Lebanon’s Dysfunction

South Korea will donate 1.6 million vaccine doses to Vietnam and Thailand.

Faulty Studs Led to Mexico City Metro Collapse, Attorney General Says

Biden Meets With Kenya’s President Amid Crisis in Ethiopia

Deadly Clashes in Beirut Escalate Fears Over Lebanon’s Dysfunction

Border With Canada to Open, Businesses ‘Could Not Be Happier’

Your Friday Briefing – The New York Times

YouTube’s stronger election misinformation policies had a spillover effect on Twitter and Facebook, researchers say.

U.S. Regains Seat at U.N. Human Rights Council, 3 Years After Quitting

U.S. Regains Seat at U.N. Human Rights Council, 3 Years After Quitting

As Western Oil Giants Cut Production, State-Owned Companies Step Up

Mexico City Replaces a Statue of Columbus With One of an Indigenous Woman

‘Disability Drives Innovation’ – The New York Times

Most Covid Cases in Africa Go Undetected, W.H.O. Says

Newly Discovered Bat Viruses Give Hints to Covid’s Origins

LinkedIn to End Service in China, Citing ‘Challenging’ Environment

‘Lurching Between Crisis and Complacency’: Was This Our Last Covid Surge?

British Museums Face Covid’s Long-Term Effects

Gunfire and Clashes After Beirut Protests: Live Updates

Lebanon’s Crisis, an Explainer – The New York Times

North Korean Soldiers Lie Shirtless on Broken Glass

Man Is Charged in Bow-and-Arrow Attack in Norway That Killed 5

Moderna and J.& J. Boosters: What Are the Next Steps?

‘It Was a Sea of Flames’: At Least 46 Killed in Taiwan Apartment Fire

Exuberant Art and Cable Car Can Lift a Poor, Violent Place Only So High

Meteorite Crashes Through Ceiling and Lands on Woman’s Bed

Kyrie Irving Defends Decision on Vaccine After Being Benched

Your Thursday Briefing – The New York Times

In a Blue Origin Rocket, William Shatner Finally Goes to Space

Henrietta Lacks, Whose Cells Were Taken Without Her Consent, Is Honored by W.H.O.

Two More Guantánamo Detainees Are Approved for Release

Your Thursday Briefing – The New York Times

Caribbean Nations Struggle With Covid Vaccination Rates

Father of Killed Reporter Asks Regulators to Investigate Facebook

Norway Bow and Arrow Attack Leaves Several Dead

Facebook clamps down on its internal message boards.

What Is the Northern Ireland Protocol?

What Is the Northern Ireland Protocol?

U.S. Antigovernment Groups Are Influencing the French Far Right

William Shatner’s Star Trek Moment With Jeff Bezos

Czechs Defeat a Populist, Offering a Road Map for Toppling Strongmen

New Digital Companies, Old Ad Habits

John Paul I, Pope for 33 Days in 1978, Will Be Beatified

W.H.O Names Advisory Group to Study Origin of Covid Pandemic

Britain Needs Truckers Fast. We Went to a School Where They Train.

Squid Game Ahead? No, Just Directions, British Police Explain

Tesla Under Scrutiny Over Lack of Recall After Autopilot Update

U.K. Agency Issues Climate Change Warning Before U.N. Summit

Virginia’s Close Race – The New York Times

Minnesota Hospital Struggle Under Weight of Latest Virus Surge

This Pristine Beach Is One of Japan’s Last. Soon It Will Be Filled With Concrete.

Dating Apps Were ‘Getting Old.’ Why Not Try Something Older?

China’s Power Problems Expose a Strategic Weakness

Amid U.S.-China Chill, Harvard Moves a Top Language Program to Taiwan

Your Wednesday Briefing – The New York Times

How to Watch William Shatner Launch to Space on Blue Origin

U.S. to Open Canada and Mexico Borders for Vaccinated Travelers

E.U. Pledges $1.15 Billion in Afghan Aid as U.S. Talks to Taliban

E.U. Pledges $1.15 Billion in Afghan Aid as U.S. Talks to Taliban

Cases of ‘Havana Syndrome’ Reported at U.S. Embassy in Colombia

Iraq Says It Arrested a Leading Islamic State Figure

Ethiopia Attacks Rebels in Tigray as Famine Threatens

How Éric Zemmour Is Turning French Politics Upside Down

Why a Sea Dispute Has Somalia and Kenya on Edge

Your Wednesday Briefing

W.H.O. Will Announce New Team to Study Coronavirus Origins

U.K. Escalates Dispute With E.U. Over Northern Ireland

Britain’s Covid Missteps Cost Thousands of Lives, Inquiry Finds

E.U. Plans $1.15 Billion in Aid to Stabilize Afghanistan Region

Spending Is Big Tech’s Superpower

The Body Collector of Spain: When Migrants Die at Sea, He Gets Them Home

How Éric Zemmour Is Turning French Politics Upside Down

Covid Will Be an Era, Not a Crisis That Fades

One Woman Won a Nobel This Year. Quotas Aren’t the Answer, an Official Says.

Sally Rooney Declines to Sell Translation Rights to Israeli Publisher

Gov. Greg Abbott Bars Vaccine Mandates in Texas

As Floods Ravage China, 13 Die After Bus Falls Off Bridge

Narendra Modi’s Use of Antiterror Law Draws Scrutiny From Courts

An inquiry calls Britain’s early pandemic response a ‘public health failure.’

In Shanghai, Teahouses Offer Both Community and Solitude

The New Jersey’s governor’s race puts mandates to a political test.

Covid and Age – The New York Times

As Big Tech Grows in the Pandemic, Seattle Grows With It

Home Buyers Who Went All In on Evergrande Now Want Out

Covid Trend: Access to Liberties Increasingly Relies on Vaccination

Thailand May Allow Vaccinated U.S. Visitors to Skip Quarantine

How One Woman Fell In Love Again After 80

What the Future May Hold for the Coronavirus and Us

North Korea Displays Missile Arsenal Amid Stalled Talks

Your Tuesday Briefing – The New York Times

I.M.F.’s Executive Board Says Kristalina Georgieva Can Remain

Texas Governor Bars Vaccine Mandates

Clear Differences Remain Between France and U.S., French Minister Says

Clear Differences Remain Between France and U.S., French Minister Says

In Iraq Election, Shiite Cleric Who Fought U.S. Strengthens Power

W.H.O. Recommends Third Covid Shot for Immunocompromised People

Haven’t Watched ‘Squid Game’? Here’s What You’re Not Missing.

Your Tuesday Briefing

Bernard Tapie, French Tycoon, Actor and Politician, Dies at 78

Lawmakers Press to Rescue Afghan Relatives of U.S. Troops

Clear Differences Remain Between France and U.S., French Minister Says

Study: 20% of England’s Critical Covid Patients Are Unvaccinated and Pregnant

Who Killed Thomas Sankara? Trial Opens, 34 Years After His Death.

In China’s Super League, Everyone Seems to Be Losing

Agony and Ecstasy on the Scottish Archipelago of St. Kilda

Syria Is Still Shattered, But Its Neighbors Are Restoring Ties

Missing Apostrophe in a Facebook Post May Cost a Man in a Defamation Case

Fighting the Dixie Fire – The New York Times

Missing Apostrophe May Cost a Man in a Defamation Case

Sydney Reopens After More Than 100 Days in Lockdown

Inside the Courtroom With Theranos’s Elizabeth Holmes

Shrinking Schools Add to Hong Kong Exodus

‘This Drop Came So Quickly’: Shrinking Schools Add to Hong Kong Exodus

Your Monday Briefing – The New York Times

Austrian Political Scandal Leaves Europe’s Conservatives in Need of New Path

Rohingya on Bangladesh Island of Bhashan Char Seek to Leave

Gen. Raymond T. Odierno, Former U.S. Commander in Iraq, Dies

Your Monday Briefing – The New York Times

Navy Nuclear Engineer Attempted Espionage, FBI Says

Facebook Whistleblower Fallout Prompts a Push to Calm Employees

‘What Have We Done With Democracy?’ A Decade On, Arab Spring Gains Wither

Iraqis’ Frustration Over Broken Promises Keeps Voter Turnout Low

Abdul Qadeer Khan, Father of Pakistan’s Nuclear Program, Dies at 85

After Killings, U.K. Asks: Should Misogyny Be a Hate Crime?

Electricity Is Restored in Lebanon, as Army Supplies Emergency Fuel

Pfizer to Vaccinate Entire City of Toledo in Brazil As Part of Study

In China, Abducting Children in a Bid to Gain Custody

Brazil’s Covid Death Toll Passes 600,000

34,000 Unvaccinated Home Health Aides in New York Lose Jobs

Populist Leader of Czech Republic Narrowly Defeated in Election

Bolshoi Performer Is Killed in Onstage Accident

Canadian Admits Fabricating Terrorism Tale Detailed in New York Times Podcast

Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz Resigns

‘I Never Believed That Would Happen’: After 20 Years of War, an Abrupt End

French Language Laws Renew Rift With Quebec’s English Speakers

Singapore Reopens to Vaccinated Travelers From U.S. and Other Countries

Chicago’s mayor guts the city’s vaccinate mandate for public workers.

Philippines’ Nobel Prize Newsroom Is Overjoyed but Under Siege

In Debate Over Conquistadors 500 Years Ago, Spanish Right Sees an Opportunity

U.S. and China Enter Dangerous Territory Over Taiwan

At Rwanda’s Favorite Bars, Forget the Beer: Milk Is What’s on Tap

Lifestyles of the Rich and Gullible: Theranos and Ozy Edition

Lawmakers See Path to Rein in Tech, but It Isn’t Smooth

The Zambian Economist at the Crossroads of Global Business

As Johnson Draws a Happy Face, Britons Confront a Run of Bad News

Apple Appeals App Store Ruling in Fight With Epic Games

At Mexico-U.S. Security Talks, Migration Question Is Largely Avoided

Anti-Nobel Sentiment Spawns Alternative Awards Over Time

Florida Board of Education Punishes 8 Districts Over Mask Mandates

Navalny Deserved Peace Prize, Russian Nobel Winner Says

Court in Argentina Dismisses Charges Against Kirchner in Bombing Case

Global Tax Agreement Will Set 15% Minimum Rate

McIntosh Apple A Sweet Canadian Discovery, 210 Years On.

Turkish Philanthropist, Osman Kavala, Goes to Trial

L.A. Sheriff Rejects County Vaccine Mandate for His Officers

Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp Go Down Again for Some Users

A Polish Rapper Goes From Scandal to Superstar

A Surprise Sports Hero Broadens Italy’s Image of Itself

Nobel Prize Splits Russia’s Opposition, With Navalny Allies Frustrated

Awarding the Nobel Prize to Journalists Recognizes the Growing Repression of Media

Sebastian Kurz, Austria’s Chancellor, Faces Corruption Probe

Why Is Poland Fighting the Supremacy of European Union Courts?

Kremlin Steps Up Media Repression Hours After Russian Wins Nobel

England Cuts Covid Travel ‘Red List’ to Just 7 Countries

E.U. Envoy Blames Russia for Delay in Sputnik Vaccine Approval

Mozambique Closes Beaches Again Due To Low Covid Vaccinations

Luo Changping Detained in China After Criticizing ‘The Battle at Lake Changjin’

Journalists Maria Ressa and Dmitri Muratov Win Nobel Peace Prize

Lethal Blast Strikes Shiite Mosque in Northern Afghanistan

Sexual Abuse Revelations Accelerate Sense of a French Church in Retreat

Sexual Abuse Revelations Accelerate Sense of a French Church in Retreat

The Covid Fable – The New York Times

Journalists Maria Ressa and Dmitri Muratov Win Nobel Peace Prize 2021: Live Updates

China Fines Meituan $530 Million in Second Tech Antitrust Case

Some Past Nobel Peace Prize Winners Have Caused Controversy

The Nobel Peace Prize: past winners.

Nobel Peace Prize Has Disproportionately Gone to Men

The Tanzanian writer Abdulrazak Gurnah received the prize for Literature.

Recipients of the Physics prize pinpointed humans’ effect on climate change.

The Nobel Prize in Medicine recognized research on temperature and touch.

Potential Peace Prize winners are as varied as the issues facing humanity.

The Nobel winners for Chemistry helped reduce the environmental impact of molecules.

Singapore Struggles to Reopen After Vaccinations

Your Friday Briefing – The New York Times

Australia to Shift All Offshore Processing of Migrants to Island Nation of Nauru

Covid’s Relentless Strain on a Melbourne Hospital

San Francisco Will Ease Mask Mandate for Vaccinated People

A Global Deal Aimed at Ending Tax Havens Gains Momentum

Africans Welcome New Malaria Vaccine. But Is It a ‘Game Changer’?

Google bans ads on content, including YouTube videos, with false claims about climate change.

Germany’s Coalition Dating Game Starts to Get Serious

Your Friday Briefing – The New York Times

Biden to Speak About Vaccine Mandates in Chicago

U.N. Votes to Appoint Human Rights Watchdog in Afghanistan

Kristalina Georgieva’s tenure at the I.M.F. is in limbo as its board weighs allegations against her.

As Europe Faces a Cold Winter, Putin Seizes on the Leverage From Russia’s Gas Output

Billy Apple, Artist Who Was His Own Life’s Work, Dies at 85

Greece Loosens ‘Red Area’ Covid Rules for Vaccinated People

Moderna Says It Will Build a Vaccine Factory in Africa

This Chemist’s Pandemic Hobby? Firing Medieval Cannonballs.

How El Salvador Is Testing Bitcoin’s Promise of Financial Liberty

We’re Smarter About Facebook Now

Poland’s Top Court Rules Its Constitution Trumps Some E.U. Laws

Nobel Prize in Literature: Read About Abdulrazak Gurnah’s Books

In Iraqi Elections, Guns and Money Still Dominate Politics

Two Teachers Are Killed in Kashmir, Where Militant Attacks Are Surging

C.I.A. Reorganization to Place New Focus on China

France to Charge Unvaccinated People for Covid Tests

W.H.O. Says North Korea Is Accepting Medical Supplies

Abdulrazak Gurnah Is Awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature

Taxing the Rich – The New York Times

Seeking Solutions to Global Challenges

Asia-Pacific Countries Rush to Buy Merck Covid Pill

Ndakasi, Mountain Gorilla in Famous Selfie, Dies at 14

The Afghan War: A Photographer’s Journal

Your Thursday Briefing – The New York Times

Earthquake Kills at Least 15 in Pakistan

Biden to Speak About Vaccine Mandates in Chicago

Trudeau Sets Timeline for Broad Vaccine Mandates in Canada

Biden and Xi Jinping of China Agree to Hold a Virtual Summit

A New Vaccine Strategy for Children: Just One Dose, for Now

Few U.S. Health Care Workers Are Ignoring Vaccine Deadlines

Elizabeth Holmes Trial: Key Takeaways From Week 5

Dubai’s Ruler Hacked Phones of His Ex-Wife and Her Lawyers, U.K. Court Says

Rich Nations’ Buying Adds to Latin America’s Vaccine Shortage, W.H.O. Says

Your Thursday Briefing – The New York Times

Antisemitic Graffiti Found at Auschwitz

Migrant at Poland-Belarus Border Faces a Wrenching Decision

Biden to Spend $1 Billion to Boost Supply of Rapid Covid Tests

Los Angeles Adopts Covid Vaccine Mandate for Indoor Venues

L.A. Requires Proof of Vaccines for Restaurants, Theaters and Other Venues

Twitch Data Breach Could Be ‘Potentially Disastrous’

How to Fix Facebook – The New York Times

Robert Schiffmann, Inventive Guru of the Microwave, Dies at 86

Nebraska Restores its Covid Dashboard After a Rise in New Cases

First Malaria Vaccine Approved by W.H.O.

How Maori Arrival in New Zealand Was Frozen in Antarctic Ice

Vatican Issues Acquittals in Sexual Abuse Case Involving Ex-Seminarians

Seen ‘Squid Game’? Watch This Next.

Their Thai Cave Rescue Film Was Done. Then 87 Hours of Footage Arrived.

Facebook Whistle-Blower’s Testimony Bolsters Calls for E.U. Regulation

Nobel Prize in Chemistry Awarded for Tool to Build Molecules

Boris Johnson Pledges Transformed Economy for U.K.

The Search for a Covid Test

New Zealand Aims to Vaccinate Up to 350,000 People in a Day

It’s Time to Stop Paying for a VPN

Why Wall Street Backs China Despite Beijing’s Tighter Grip

A Sea of White Faces in Australia’s ‘Party of Multiculturalism’

‘Squid Game,’ the Netflix Hit, Taps South Korean Fears

Germany Sets Aside an Additional $767 Million for Holocaust Survivors, Officials Say

Biden’s Pick for Top Antitrust Official Was a Star Corporate Lawyer

Your Wednesday Briefing

After Pastor in Mexico Evicts Nearly 200 Migrants, His Brother Welcomes Them All

Fears of a ‘bottleneck recession’: How shortages are hurting Germany.

Facebook Outage Caused by a Cascade of Errors, It Says

Facebook Whistle-Blower Urges Lawmakers to Regulate the Company

Racism Played Part in Indigenous Woman’s Death, Coroner Finds

How to Watch the Facebook Senate Whistle-Blower Hearing

How Frances Haugen’s Testimony Makes This Facebook Hearing Different

Outlook for Iran’s Longest-Held Americans Echoes Broader Relationship: Dismal

Blinken, in Paris, Tries to Restore Trust After Submarine Snub

Boris Johnson Urges Businesses to Help Resolve Britain’s Shortages

Russian Film Crew Has Arrived at Space Station

Your Wednesday Briefing

Covid Vaccines Saved Lives Among Older and Disabled Americans, Study Shows

C.I.A. Admits to Losing Informants

Nearly 200,000 At-Home Covid Tests Recalled Over False Positives

Parents sound off on testimony about the harms of Facebook and Instagram.

The Key Takeaways from Frances Haugen’s Facebook Testimony

Facebook Engagement Ranking Boost and MSI, Explained

YouTube’s Ban on Misinformation – The New York Times

Where are Mark Zuckerberg and Sheryl Sandberg During Facebook Hearing?

English Schools Drop Mask Mandates, but Questions Rise Along With Cases

U.S. Weapons, Now for Sale in Afghan Gun Shops

Johnson & Johnson Seeks F.D.A. Approval for Covid Booster

U.S. Weapons, Now for Sale in Afghan Gun Shops

AstraZeneca Seeks F.D.A. Approval for Covid Antibody Treatment

Hackers and Facebook: No Proof Data of 1.5 Billion Users is Being Sold

Frances Haugen Says Facebook’s Products Harm Children and Stoke Division

Facebook Senate Hearing: Teenage Girls and Social Media’s Effect

A Tech-Savvy Holocaust Memorial in Ukraine Draws Critics and Crowds

Ferdinand Marcos Jr. Enters Philippine Presidential Race

Who Is Frances Haugen? The Facebook Whistle-Blower

What’s happened to New York’s SoHo area without free-spending tourists.

More Than 200,000 Minors Abused by Clergy in France Since 1950, Report Estimates

Nobel Prize in Physics Honors Work on Climate Change

What Time is the Facebook Senate Hearing?

Top Indian Court Orders Payments to Covid Victims’ Families

A Debt-Ceiling Showdown – The New York Times

Indonesia Plans to Let Foreign Flights Into Bali Soon

For China’s Holidays, a Big-Budget Blockbuster Relives an American Defeat

For China’s Holidays, a Big-Budget Blockbuster Relives an American Defeat

Facebook’s Apps Went Down. The World Saw How Much It Runs on Them.

Australia and New Zealand Inch Closer to Covid Reopening

The End of a ‘Gilded Age’: China Is Bringing Business to Heel

Facebook Outage Shows World Reliance on WhatsApp, Instagram

Your Tuesday Briefing – The New York Times

The Best Movies and TV Shows New to Netflix, Amazon and Stan in Australia in October

Rome Mayor Loses Re-election Bid, a Defeat for Five Star Movement

Pandora Papers: A Money Bomb With Political Ripples

Rome Mayor Loses Re-Election Bid, a Defeat for Five Star Movement

Users Turn to Twitter After Facebook Outage

Nobel Prize in Medicine Awarded to David Julius and Ardem Patapoutian

Military Personnel in U.K. Begin Driving Fuel Trucks to Stem Shortage

Thailand’s Quarantine-Island Experiment Is Showing (Modest) Results

England Eases International Covid Travel Restrictions

Your Tuesday Briefing – The New York Times

Kamla Bhasin, a First-Wave South Asian Feminist, Dies at 75

In Venice, High-Tech Tracking of Tourists Stirs Alarm

These Online Publications Are Not Free … and Readers Don’t Mind

Pfizer Booster Can Be Given After 6 Months, European Drug Agency Says

Facebook urges court to dismiss latest F.T.C. antitrust suit.

New Zealand abandons its goal of eliminating the coronavirus.

Britain’s Christmas Lament: Meat Shortages and Delivery Delays

Facebook and Some of Its Apps Go Down Simultaneously

Vaccination rates rise among teachers and other employees as a mandate takes effect in N.Y.C.’s schools.

Lar Vilks, Known for Muhammad Caricature, Dies in Crash in Sweden

Park Ji-Sung, Former Manchester United Player, Condemns Racist Fan Song

Why the Taliban’s Repression of Women May Be More Tactical Than Ideological

London Police Announce Independent Review Amid Trust Crisis

A Nobel Prize That Might Have Been

Supply-chain snarls reach the book publishing industry.

Covid, in Retreat – The New York Times

Battling Delta, New Zealand Abandons Its Zero-Covid Ambitions

London Police Officer Charged With Rape Amid Trust Crisis

U.S. Signals Little Thaw in Trade Relations With China

A Dispatch From an Endangered Bird’s ‘Garden of Eden’

Facebook Is Weaker Than We Knew

Hungary’s Leader Fights Criticism in U.S. via Vast Influence Campaign

India Farm Protests Threaten to Worsen After 8 Killed

China Evergrande’s Shares Are Halted as Doubts Swirl

Whistle-Blower Says Facebook ‘Chooses Profits Over Safety’

Angelo Codevilla, Whose Writings Anticipated Trumpism, Dies at 78

Jordan’s King Among Leaders Accused of Amassing Secret Property Empire

Vietnamese Americans Mobilize to Welcome Afghan Refugees

Your Monday Briefing

Antony Blinken Has a Delicate Job in Paris After Submarine Row

Small Plane Crashes Near Milan, Killing All on Board

He’s Australia’s Most Decorated Soldier. Did He Also Kill Helpless Afghans?

At Least Two Dead, Four Wounded in Explosion Outside a Mosque in Kabul

Skateboards, Climate Change and Freedom: Germany’s Next-Generation Parliament

Why India’s Parsi Population is Shrinking Dramatically

Israel Will Require a Booster Shot to be Fully Vaccinated

Breast Implant Company’s Sponsorship of Women’s Chess Draws Backlash

3,000 Yazidis Are Still Missing. Their Families Know Where Some of Them Are.

In a Surge of Military Flights, China Tests and Warns Taiwan

Whistle-Blower to Accuse Facebook of Contributing to Jan. 6 Riot, Memo Says

Mohib Ullah, 46, Dies; Documented Ethnic Cleansing of Rohingya

Tesla Reports Record Quarterly Deliveries Amid Chip Scarcity

Narrator of ISIS Videos Flown to U.S. To Face Terrorism Charge

A Pakistan Photographer Rushes to Save the Past

Violent Crime Spikes Among Arabs in Israel as Officials Admit Neglect

Pakistan in Talks With Taliban Militants, Even as Attacks Ramp Up

Battered Towns in England’s North Test Johnson’s Plan to ‘Level Up’

Perilous, Roadless Jungle Becomes a Path of Desperate Hope

Romans Choose From a Crowded Field to Run a Chaotic City

U.K. Aims to Ease Trucker Shortage With Visas Into 2022

Duterte Says He Will Retire Rather Than Seek the Vice Presidency

As Bikers Throng the Streets, ‘It’s Like Paris Is in Anarchy’

Stanley Tucci’s Passion Was Acting. Now, It’s Food.

Nearly 60 African Migrants Drown on Way to Canary Islands

Facebook Struggles to Quell Uproar Over Instagram’s Effect on Teens

Rivian, Electric Vehicle Start-Up, Unveils Large Losses in I.P.O. Filing

British Columbia Judge Ends Protest Injunction at Fairy Creek

U.S. and Europe Announce New Trade Cooperation, but Disputes Linger

Nearly 60 African Migrants Drown on Way to Canary Islands

Elizabeth Holmes Trial: Key Moments From Week 4

Is the Coronavirus Getting Better at Airborne Transmission?

Georgia Arrests Former Leader Mikheil Saakashvili

He Sees Migrants as ‘Modern Slaves,’ and Has Devoted His Life to Helping Them

After 100 Years, a Royal Wedding in Russia Evokes Days of the Czars

In the Name of Art, an Artist Pockets $83,000 and Creates Nothing

Peter Nygard Set to Be Extradited to the U.S.

War and Strife Have Come to Prosecco Country

Europe’s Social Democrats Show Signs of Life, but France Poses a Roadblock

A Year in the Life: Who Gets a Master’s Degree in the Beatles?

India Retaliates Against Britain by Requiring U.K. Visitors to Quarantine

The Marvelous Physics of Swarming Midges

London Police, Under Fire on Everard Murder, Respond With Safety Tips

Democrats, Divided – The New York Times

Fire Kills 7 in Romanian Hospital’s Covid Ward

In Portugal, There Is Virtually No One Left to Vaccinate

TikTok’s Oddly Satisfying Pool-Cleaning Videos

Covid cases hit records in South Korea and Singapore despite widespread vaccinations.

Australia Accelerates Plans to Lift Pandemic Travel Bans

North Korea Missile Tests Are Part of a Familiar Strategy

The World Wants Greenland’s Minerals, but Greenlanders Are Wary

Why Diversity Seems Easier Said Than Done in Politics

A Japanese Princess Is Set to Be Wed. But It’s No Fairy Tale.

‘Fake News’ Bill in South Korea Gets Shelved Amid Outcry

Your Friday Briefing – The New York Times

North Korea Continues a Barrage of Missile Tests

Zoom’s $15 billion deal for Five9 is off.

Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin Accused of Toxic Culture and Safety Issues

Your Friday Briefing

Milley, Austin Testify to a House Panel on Afghanistan

As Need in Afghanistan Grows Dire, Aid Groups Plead for Help

Met Museum to Return Ancient Sculpture to Nepal

Most African Nations Fall Short of W.H.O. Target for Covid Vaccination

European Union nations risk a new virus surge if they ease restrictions now, health officials warn.

Ethiopia Plans to Expel U.N. Officials Leading Aid Response in Tigray

Texas Ban on School Mask Mandates May Be Illegal, Justice Dept. Says

Mark Rutte, Dutch Prime Minister, Gets Extra Security

German Police Arrest 96-Year-Old Nazi Suspect Who Tried to Skip Court

Warby Parker and the Spirit of Invention

Lithuania vs. China: A Baltic Minnow Defies a Rising Superpower

‘Shrinking the Conflict’: What Does Israel’s New Mantra Really Mean?

German Police Arrest 96-Year-Old Nazi Suspect Who Tried to Skip Court

Here’s a rundown of the legal challenges to New York’s vaccine mandate.

Sarah Everard’s Killer, Wayne Couzens, Sentenced to Life in Prison

Facebook to Face Senate Grilling Over Instagram’s Effects on Teens

Covid News Live Updates: LA Vaccine Requirement and Booster Shots

Ex-President Sarkozy Sentenced to Jail for Campaign Spending Violations

The Right to Health – The New York Times

After Knife Attack, New Zealand Criminalizes Terror Plotting

How Asia, Once a Vaccination Laggard, Is Revving Up Inoculations

Your Thursday Briefing – The New York Times

U.K. Gas Shortages Reveal New Crucial Workers: Truck Drivers

Prison Riot in Ecuador Leaves More Than 100 Inmates Dead

Facebook Releases Internal Research, and Downplays It, on Eve of Hearing

Health Officials are Buying Millions of Vaccines for Latin America

Amazon settles with activist workers who say they were illegally fired.

Amid Tensions With U.S., Erdogan Praises Ties with Russia

Tunisian President Appoints Prime Minister Amid Protests Over Power Grab

Tropical Storm Victor Forms in Eastern Atlantic

China Will Create ‘Closed-Loop’ Bubble for Winter Olympics

Who Is Fumio Kishida, Japan’s Likely Next Prime Minister?

Talk of Iraq Recognizing Israel Prompts Threats of Arrest or Death

Your Thursday Briefing

The world’s top central bankers see supply chain problems prolonging inflation.

In Week of Words, It Often Seemed Like the Divided Nations

Keir Starmer Seeks to Push Labour to Political Center

How to Find ‘Stalkerware’ on Your Devices

Clive Sinclair, Inventive Computer Pioneer, Dies at 81

Amazon Should Invent With Care

French Court Convicts Magazine Over Racist Portrayal of Black Lawmaker

La Palma Volcano Lava Hits Ocean, Creating a Pyramid and Toxic Gas Risks

Daintree Forest in Australia Is Returned to Indigenous Owners

In Paris, It’s Literary Scandal Season Again

Evergrande sells a $1.5 billion stake in a bank to help settle debts.

Reduced to Rubble, an Afghan Village Struggles to Rebuild

Reduced to Rubble, an Afghan Village Struggles to Rebuild

Who Is the New Leader of Japan’s Ruling Party?

Japan Faces Big Problems. Its Next Leader Offers Few Bold Solutions.

YouTube Bans Anti-Vaccine Misinformation – The New York Times

Sarah Everard Case: Killer Falsely Arrested Her

Hospitals in England relax Covid rules to try to ease a patient backlog.

In lockdown for 18 months, Singapore’s migrant workers yearn for freedom.

Canada Grants Asylum to Refugees Who Sheltered Snowden in Hong Kong

Lockdowns at Vietnamese suppliers create a crunch for retailers.

Do Germany’s Election Results Signal a Left Turn for Europe?

Unpopulism – The New York Times

Who Is Fumio Kishida, the New Leader of Japan’s Ruling Party?

Spain will allow soccer stadiums to return to 100 percent capacity.

Boxer Manny Pacquiao Retires – The New York Times

One Man’s Endless Hunt for a Dopamine Rush in Virtual Reality

Retailers’ Latest Headache: Shutdowns at Their Vietnamese Suppliers

The Melting Face Emoji Has Already Won Us Over

Japan Election Live Updates: L.D.P Picks Kishida

Your Wednesday Briefing – The New York Times

W.H.O. Workers Abused Women on Mission in Congo, Inquiry Finds

Huawei Case Raises Fears of ‘Hostage Diplomacy’ by China

World’s Most Dangerous Birds Were Raised by People 18,000 Years Ago

A Brexit-Weary Britain Finds Itself in a New Crisis With Brexit Overtones

Your Wednesday Briefing – The New York Times

Why Japan’s Liberal Democratic Party Is Likely to Stay in Power

Taro Kono, Japan’s Most Popular Prime Minister Candidate, Far From a Shoo-In

Amazon announces Astro, a home robot that it swears is more than Alexa on wheels.

German Election Leaves Merkel’s Conservatives in Disarray

How an 11-Foot-Tall 3-D Printer Is Helping to Create a Community

Facebook Isn’t Scandal-proof – The New York Times

‘I Can’t Imagine a Good Future’: Young Iranians Increasingly Want Out

How Hong Kong Censors Films to Protect National Security

Why Gas Pumps Across Britain Are Running Dry

Man Charged With Murder in Killing of Sabina Nessa in London

Pfizer and BioNTech Submit Covid Vaccine Data for Kids 5-11

New World Is Amazon’s Biggest Video Game Hope Yet

Dasani’s Story – The New York Times

A Shaman Said Holy Water Cured Covid. He Died After Getting the Disease.

A Shaman Said Holy Water Cured Covid. He Died After Getting the Disease.

How Covid Misinformation Created a Run on Animal Medicine

Facebook Groups Promoting Ivermectin as a Covid-19 Treatment Flourish

Author of ‘My Monticello’ on Writing a Debut Book With Buzz

How My Phone’s Most Annoying Feature Saved My Life

The U.S. Military Said It Was an ISIS Safe House. We Found an Afghan Family Home.

Your Tuesday Briefing

Canada Increases Afghan Refugee Resettlement Target to 40,000 People

Canada Doubles Its Afghan Refugee Resettlement Target to 40,000 People

American Siblings Barred From Leaving China for 3 Years Return to U.S.

North Korea Launches Projectile as Country’s Envoy Speaks at U.N.

Bolsonaro’s Wife Was Vaccinated During Their Visit to New York

Activision to pay $18 million settlement over workplace misconduct.

Why Haitians in Chile Keep Heading North to the U.S.

Ford Will Build 4 Factories in a Big Electric Vehicle Push

Winner but Not Chancellor — Yet. The Race to Replace Merkel

Live Updates: Parties Vie for Power After Election Shakes Up German Politics.

Mapping Losses for Angela Merkel’s Party in German Vote

New Taliban Chancellor Bars Women From Kabul University

Your Tuesday Briefing – The New York Times

Intelligence Agencies Pushed to Use More Commercial Satellites

Two Transgender Women Win Seats in the Next German Parliament

As Gas Stations Run Dry, Britons Cope With Disruptions to Daily Life

Hakuho, Japan’s Most Decorated Sumo Wrestler, Retires at 36

Scotland’s Oil Industry Is Fading as Wind Energy Beckons

Bringing a Deathly Michelangelo Sculpture Back to Life

N.Y.’s Covid Vaccine Mandate Tested by Pushback From Workers

As Tunisia’s President Cements One-Man Rule, Opposition Grows

Facebook Is Delaying ‘Instagram Kids’ Amid Criticism

The Secret War Over Pentagon Aid in Fighting Wildfires

Pledging to modernize industry and ‘halt man-made climate change,’ Olaf Scholz claims mandate.

China Power Outages Close Factories and Threaten Growth

German Election Results: Live Updates

Carles Puigdemont, Catalan Separatist, Dodges Spain’s Bid to Prosecute Him

Facebook Is Delaying ‘Instagram Kids’ Amid Criticism

China’s Abortion Vow Sparks Worries About Limits

Sydney Charts a Path Out of Lockdown

Australia’s Costs for Its Harder Line on China

Red Covid – The New York Times

Social Democrats win German election by slimmest of margins.

Intimate Portraits of Mexico’s Third-Gender Muxes

‘Every Day Is Frightening’: Working For Walmart Amid Covid

Your Monday Briefing – The New York Times

German Election Results Herald Messier Politics and Weaker Leadership After Merkel

U.K. Offers Thousands of Visas to Foreign Truckers to Ease Driver Shortage

Your Monday Briefing – The New York Times

Théoneste Bagosora, a Mastermind of Rwanda Genocide, Dies at 80

Germany Election Live Updates: Results, Merkel, Parliament and Candidates

As Covid Wave Pushes Up Demand, Costco Limits Purchases of Toilet Paper and Water

Freed From Guantánamo, but Still in Limbo 15 Years Later

Intrigue Deepens at U.N. Over Myanmar and Afghanistan

A Full Guide to the Germany Elections

Intrigue Deepens at U.N. Over Myanmar and Afghanistan

Polls Close and Voting Ends in Tight Germany Race

Polls Close in Germany in a tight race.

Jonathan Mirsky, Journalist and Historian of China, Dies at 88

Five Killed in West Bank Shootouts

South Korea to Start Vaccine Boosters Amid Surge in Covid Cases

How China Plans to Avert an Evergrande Financial Crisis

In-person turnout is lower than in 2017, but mail-in ballots may boost overall numbers.

Swiss Voters Approve Law Allowing Same-Sex Marriages

These Are The Leading Candidates for the Chancellery

Five Years After Peace Deal, Colombia Is Running Out of Time, Experts Say

German officials expect record mail-in ballots.

What Time Do Polls Open and Close in Germany Election?

Germany chooses a new Parliament.

Five Years After Peace Deal, Colombia Is Running Out of Time, Experts Say

Women Enslaved by ISIS Say They Did Not Consent to a Film About Them

Women Enslaved by ISIS Say They Did Not Consent to a Film About Them

Labour Leader, Keir Starmer, Struggles to Emerge From Boris Johnson’s Shadow

Labour’s Leader Struggles to Emerge From Boris Johnson’s Shadow

Known for Feuding With Immigrants, a TV Star Wants to Run a Town Many Call Home

New Limits Give Chinese E-Gamers Whiplash

‘Everyday Is Doomsday’: New Limits Give Chinese E-Gamers Whiplash

Icelanders Vote in Volatile Election With Climate in Mind

NY Weighs Using the National Guard to Replace Unvaccinated Health Care Workers

New York weighs using the National Guard to replace unvaccinated health care workers.

Whales So Close You Can Touch Them: An Adventure in Canada

North Korea Dangles Hopes for Summit and End-of-War Declaration

Norway Lifts Coronavirus Restrictions After 561 Days

N.Y.C. Schools Prepare for Staffing Shortages as Vaccine Mandate Looms

How Record Rain and Officials’ Mistakes in China Led to Drownings on a Subway

In Reversal, Israel’s New Government Engages With Palestinian Authority

N.Y.C.’s Vaccine Mandate for Teachers Is Delayed by a Court

N.Y.C.’s Vaccine Mandate for Teachers Is Delayed by a Court

UK’s Migrant Boat Dispute Has Eyes Fixed on the Channel

Pfizer boosters are recommended for many Americans, and Alaska faces its worst surge: The week in Covid news.

To Get Back Meng Wanzhou, China Uses a Hardball Tactic: Seizing Foreigners

Can Macron Lead the European Union After Merkel Retires?

To Get Back Arrested Executive, China Uses a Hardball Tactic: Seizing Foreigners

Affluent, Anxious and Almost Normal: A Journey Through Merkel’s Germany

U.K.’s Migrant Boat Dispute Has Eyes Fixed on the Channel

Whales So Close You Can Touch Them: A Family Adventure in Canada

Wole Soyinka Is Not Going Anywhere

Alberta Was ‘Open For Summer.’ Now, Covid Cases Surge

China Frees Jailed Canadians After U.S. Agrees to Release Meng Wanzhou

German Protesters Call for Climate Action as Election Nears

U.S. Reaches Agreement to Release Huawei’s Meng Wanzhou

Who are the Canadians detained after Ms. Meng’s arrest?

Who Is Meng Wanzhou? – The New York Times

Rebuking Biden, Iran’s Chief Diplomat Demands More Sanctions Relief

Ms. Meng’s Release Could Reduce Friction Between U.S. and China

Canadians weigh in on the Meng deal: ‘What about the two Michaels?’

Overlooked No More: Remedios Varo, Spanish Painter of Magic, Mysticism and Science

Pakistan Says U.N. Envoy of Old Afghan Government Should Vacate Seat

In Britain, Rising Prices and Shortages Evoke 1970s-Style Jitters

Merkel Campaigns for Laschet Days Before German Elections

Profile: Playwright Takes On Margaret Thatcher and Brexit

Italy Frees Catalan Separatist Leader From Jail. Here’s How the Case Has Gone.

Secret Hearing Focuses on Hidden Microphones at Guantánamo Prison

Live Updates: U.S. Reaches Agreement to Release Huawei Executive Meng Wanzhou

Two Covid Vaccine Pioneers Win Lasker Awards in Medicine

Daily Covid Deaths Hit New High in Vaccine-Hesitant Russia

Huawei Is Set to Appear in U.S. Court

W.H.O. Backs Antibody Treatment For High-Risk Covid Patients

Will Italy Hand a Wanted Catalan Separatist Leader to Spain?

For India’s Military, a Juggling Act on Two Hostile Fronts

In Race for 5G, Alarm and Security Services Get Stuck in the Middle

In Race for 5G, Alarm and Security Services Get Stuck in the Middle

China Detains Top Executives at a Debt-Laden Conglomerate

Germany After Angela Merkel – The New York Times

China Evergrande Bond Payment Remains Uncertain

Suspect Arrested in Sabina Nessa Murder Investigation

Facebook Comments Can Get Media Firms Sued in Australia

Hong Kong Pushes Opposition to Run in Preordained Elections

Memoir Details How China Keeps Business in Line

Europe Tightens Purse Strings to Try to Pressure Poland and Hungary

C.D.C. Chief C.D.C. Chief Overrules Agency Panel and Endorses Pfizer Boosters for Frontline Workers

The Future Is Knocking on Australia’s Door

Your Friday Briefing – The New York Times

Tropical Storm Sam Forms in the Atlantic

Cuba Will Reach ‘Full Immunization’ By Dec. 31, Leader Tells U.N.

House Approves Funding for Israel’s Iron Dome

In Biden’s Foreign Policy, Friends and Foes Claim Echoes of Trump

International Battle Over 6-Year-Old Cable-Car Survivor Goes to Court

Gira Sarabhai, Designer Who Helped Shape Modern India, Dies at 97

Catalan Separatist Leader, Carles Puigdemont, Arrested in Italy

Your Friday Briefing – The New York Times

Taliban’s New Rules for Afghan Journalists Raise Fear

Thousands of Boko Haram Members Surrendered. They Moved In Next Door.

U.S. Diplomat to Haiti Resigns Over Biden Administration Policy

Boris Johnson Visits U.S., Making Jokes but Not Much News

It’s Possible to Be Too Rich

They Never Could Work From Home. These Are Their Stories.

Afghan Uyghurs Fear Taliban Will Deport Them to China

An Uncomfortable Question in France: Are We Still a Great Power?

E.U. Seeks Common Charger for All Phones, Hurting Apple

Congressional Brinkmanship – The New York Times

Covid Live Updates: Who Exactly Will Get Booster Shots?

Has Covid Cost Australia Its Love for Freedom?

Maryana Iskander, Wikipedia’s Next Leader, on Preventing Misinformation

Ex-Principal of Australian School to Stand Trial on Sexual Abuse Charges

Pandemic Pushes Rome to Address Housing in Sicily Slums

In Sicily Slums, a 113-Year Wait for Housing May Be Over

An Experiment to Stop Online Abuse Falls Short in Germany

Your Thursday Briefing – The New York Times

Days Before Germans Vote, Merkel Is Where She Didn’t Want to Be: On the Stump

Biden’s Deportation of Haitian Migrants Uses Trump-Era Immigration Tactics

James Mattis, who sat on Theranos board, ‘didn’t know what to believe,’ he says in Elizabeth Holmes trial.

At Covid Summit, Biden Sets Ambitious Goals for Vaccinating the World

The U.S. Is Lifting Its Travel Ban. Who Is Allowed to Visit?

Some activists say that Biden’s new plan for donating vaccines is not enough.

F.D.A. Authorizes Pfizer Booster Shot for Higher-Risk People

Biden Declared the War Over. But Wars Go On.

Biden Speaks With Macron, First Time Since Diplomatic Feud

Australia could open its borders by Christmas, its tourism minister says.

Facebook Chief Technology Officer to Step Down in 2022

Your Thursday Briefing – The New York Times

Arctic Sea Ice Hits Annual Low, but It’s Not as Low as Recent Years

Mormons should wear face masks ‘at all times’ in temples, the church instructs.

Nearly 1 in 4 hospitals treating Covid in Afghanistan have shut down, the W.H.O. warns.

Germany is ending salary subsidies for unvaccinated workers who are quarantined.

Photos of an Eruption: Canary Island Volcano Sends Thousands Fleeing

U.N. General Assembly: Live Updates

These Apps Deliver Food and Misery

France, Striving for Global Power, Still Struggles to Get It

In Argentina, a Political Marriage of Convenience Comes Undone

What Will It Take for Electric Vehicles to Create Jobs, Not Cut Them?

Brazil’s Health Minister Tests Positive for Covid at U.N.

Upgrading? Here’s What You Can Do With an Old Mobile Device.

Moderna vs. Pfizer: Both Knockouts, but One Seems to Have the Edge

Women in India Win More Military Opportunities

China Pledges to Stop Building Coal Plants Abroad: Explained

Beyond Evergrande’s Troubles, a Slowing Chinese Economy

The Evergrande Troubles – The New York Times

Top Adviser to Ukrainian President Targeted in Assassination Attempt

Pressure Grows on U.S. Companies to Share Covid Vaccine Technology

Your Wednesday Briefing – The New York Times

Germany’s Far Right Is Nowhere in the Election. But It’s ‘Here to Stay.’

Earthquake Hits Southeast Australia, Damaging Buildings in Melbourne

Images of Border Patrol’s Treatment of Haitian Migrants Prompt Outrage

The Taliban nominate a U.N. envoy, complicating a quandary for the General Assembly.

At U.N., Biden Calls for Diplomacy, not Conflict, but Some Are Skeptical

U.N. General Assembly in New York: Live Updates

C.I.A. Officer Suffers Havana Syndrome Symptoms

Duterte Accuses Rich Countries of Hoarding Covid Vaccines

China Pledges to Stop Building Coal-Burning Power Plants Abroad

Construction Workers in Melbourne, Australia, Protest Vaccine Mandate

John Nkengasong, of the Africa C.D.C., Will Lead PEPFAR

How Covid-19 is Affecting the U.N. General Assembly Meeting

Google to Spend $2.1 Billion on Manhattan Office Building

Inside Facebook’s Push to Defend Its Image

A Botched Drone Strike in Kabul Started With the Wrong Car

Montserrat’s Audacious Tourism Experiment During the Coronavirus Pandemic

China Won’t Build More Coal Plants Abroad, Xi Jinping Says

Justin Trudeau Won Canada’s Election, At a Cost

Taliban Complete Interim Government, Still Without Women

Taliban Complete Interim Government, Still Without Women

Your Wednesday Briefing – The New York Times

Worried About Your Teen on Social Media? Here’s How to Help.

Shrink Facebook to Save the World

Resolution Reached in Case Between Harry Dunn’s Family and Anne Sacoolas

Australia’s Submarines Make Waves in Asia Long Before They Go to Sea

U.N. General Assembly Is Major Test for Biden

U.S.-France Dispute Divides Europe – The New York Times

Pakistan Blames Politics as England and New Zealand Cricket Teams Cancel

Bolsonaro’s Rejection of Covid Vaccine Creates Awkwardness in N.Y.

Australia’s Submarine Deal Adds to Asia Arms Buildup

Apple iPhone 13 Review: The Most Incremental Upgrade Ever

U.K. Police Charge 3rd Man in Effort to Kill Russian Dissident Skripal

Who’s Speaking at U.N. General Assembly, and Who Isn’t

Sudan’s Leaders Say They Thwarted a Military Coup Attempt

A Caribbean Island’s Audacious Tourism Experiment

Canada Election 2021: Here Are 4 Takeaways

What a Fungus Reveals About the Space Program

Even the G-Spot is Named for a Man

Your Tuesday Briefing – The New York Times

In Spain, Abortions Are Legal, but Many Doctors Refuse to Perform Them

Trudeau Projected to Remain Prime Minister, but Without Stronger Mandate

Justin Trudeau Projected to Remain Prime Minister of Canada

BTS Took Center Stage at the U.N. Over One Million Fans Watched Live.

How the Case of Gabby Petito Captivated the Internet

U.S. to Lift Travel Ban for Vaccinated Visitors

Covid Live Updates: Vaccine Uptake Among Young Children Looms as a Major Question

Deported by U.S., Haitians Are in Shock: ‘I Don’t Know This Country’

France Asks ‘Forgiveness’ for its Abandonment of Algerian Harkis

Parents May Hesitate to Vaccinate Younger Children Against Covid

Your Tuesday Briefing – The New York Times

N.Y.C.’s Tourism Industry Sees Reason for Hope with Travel Changes

Russia Vaccinates Indigenous Yamal Herders Against COVID-19

Canada Election 2021: Live Updates

Why Did Justin Trudeau Call for an Early Election in Canada?

U.S. to Lift Travel Ban on Vaccinated Visitors

Covid Vaccine Prompts Strong Immune Response in Younger Children, Pfizer Says

In Russia Election Results, Online Votes Sweep Putin Opponents Aside

A Harsh New Reality for Afghan Women and Girls in Taliban-Run Schools

Canada’s Election: What to Know

OkCupid Introduces Feature in Support of Abortion Rights

India Says It Will Resume Covid-19 Vaccine Exports

‘Hotel Rwanda’ Dissident Is Found Guilty of Forming and Funding a Terrorist Group

Danny Fenster, U.S. Journalist, Told to Stay in Myanmar Prison

The State of Covid in the U.S.

New Zealand Will Ease Covid Lockdown in Auckland

Gunman Kills Eight at Russian University

Boxer Manny Pacquiao Joins Filipino Presidential Race

Glimpses of ‘Lost Tribe’ Jewish Communities in India and Myanmar

Cairo’s Antique Elevators, Glorious and Glitchy, Are Scenes of Love and Fear

Climate, Covid and Biden’s Challenged Credibility Underline U.N.’s Big Week

Your Monday Briefing – The New York Times

Sanae Takaich Hopes to Be Japan’s First Female Leader

Thousands Evacuated as Canary Island Volcano Erupts

Your Monday Briefing – The New York Times

Chris Rock, Who Is Vaccinated, Says He Has Covid

Haiti Protests Mass Deportation of Migrants to a Country in Crisis

Merkel’s Children: Living Legacies Called Angela, Angie and Sometimes Merkel

Mississippi’s Governor Plays Down State’s High Death Rate

Google Blocks More Anti-Kremlin Content as Vote in Russia Winds Down

Fauci Urges Americans Not to Get Boosters Before They Are Eligible

Fighting a Pandemic, While Launching Africa’s Health Revolution

When Covid-19 Stole Their Smell, These Experts Lost Much More

Madrid to Remove Most of its Restrictions on Monday

Evergrande Gave Workers a Choice: Loan Us Cash or Lose Your Bonus

Israel Captures Last 2 Palestinian Inmates Still Free After Prison Break

Stabilized Notre-Dame Cathedral Is on Track for 2024 Reopening, Officials Say

Lions and Tigers at the Smithsonian National Zoo Test Positive for Coronavirus

Alabama Deaths Outpaced Births in 2020 Because of Covid, Top Official Says

Health Experts Support Boosters for Americans Aged 60 and Older

Submarine Deal Gives Post-Brexit Britain Its Moment on the Global Stage

‘There Is Chaos’; Iran-Backed Militias Battle Activists in a Holy Iraqi City

Justin Trudeau Wanted an Election. Do Voters See a Power Grab?

Afghans Somber but Not Surprised as U.S. Calls Drone Strike a ‘Tragic Mistake’

Covid in Senegal: Vaccine Demand Grows but Supply Is Short

Despite Censorship and Poor Internet, Cuban Podcasts are Booming

Covid Trash Isn’t Always Dangerous. Not Everyone Got the Memo.

The Scientist and the A.I.-Assisted, Remote-Control Killer Robot

They Shunned Covid Vaccines but Embraced Antibody Treatment

Abdelaziz Bouteflika, Algeria’s Longest-Serving President, Dies at 84

Indigenous Issues Sidelined As Canada Election Day Nears

Tim Cook Faces Surprising Employee Unrest at Apple

As Populists Decline, the Center-Left Sees Hints of a Comeback

France Recalls Ambassadors to the United States and Australia in Protest of Submarine Deal

Taliban Seize Women’s Ministry Building for Use by Religious Police

Theranos Whistle-Blower Erika Cheung Concludes Her Testimony in Elizabeth Holmes Trial

The Sharp U.S. Pivot to Asia Is Throwing Europe Off Balance

Kristalina Georgieva Says Claims She Inflated China Data at World Bank Are ‘Not True’

Britain Signals Intent to Revert to the Imperial System

India Gives 20 Million Covid Vaccine Shots on Modi’s Birthday

A Celebrated Virtuoso on an Instrument She Wasn’t Meant to Play

In Panjshir, Few Signs of an Active Resistance, or Any Fight at All

Biden Threatens New Sanctions Against Ethiopia War Leaders

Thousands of Migrants Huddle in Squalid Conditions Under Texas Bridge

Black Irish, Mariah Carey’s New Liquor, Can’t Be Sold in Ireland

From TV to the French Presidency? Éric Zemmour Eyes Trump’s Path

Hong Kong Forces Tiananmen Square Group to Delete Facebook Page

South African Court Rejects Zuma’s Plea to Overturn Sentence

Where Did It All Go So Wrong for Juul?

Valorizing Jan. 6 – The New York Times

Google and Apple Remove App Aimed at Spurring Protest Voting in Russia

Australia to Allow Some Returnees to Quarantine at Home

Australia to Allow Some Returnees to Quarantine at Home

Merkel Leaves the German Economy With Trouble Under the Hood

How Russian Officials ‘Manage’ Elections With Deceitful Tactics

Two Men Charged With Murder of Lyra McKee in Northern Ireland

Why ‘Shang-Chi’ Isn’t a Hit in China

Why Reviving the Right to Picnic Offers Hope in Melbourne

Your Friday Briefing – The New York Times

With Fuel from Iran, Hezbollah Steps In Where Lebanon Has Failed

Russia to Shoot First Full-Length Movie in Space, ‘The Challenge’

Venezuela’s Judicial System Abets Repression, Says U.N. Rights Panel

Death of Jihadist Behind Attack on U.S. Soldiers Is Latest Blow for Militants

Elizabeth Holmes Trial: Live Updates

Your Friday Briefing – The New York Times

As Russians Vote, Resignation, Anger and Fear of a Post-Putin Unknown

A Spiraling Power Struggle? That Is the Least of Many Haitians’ Concerns.

A Spiraling Power Struggle? That Is the Least of Many Haitians’ Concerns.

Inquiry finds World Bank officials, including now-I.M.F. chief, pushed staff to inflate China data.

Ida Nudel, ‘Angel’ to Soviet Jews Seeking to Flee, Dies at 90

Italy extends its health-pass requirement to cover most workers, public and private.

The Spying That Changed Big Tech

African Public Health Experts Call on U.N. to Speed Vaccine Delivery

U.S. Nuclear Submarine Deal With Australia Provokes French Rage

Lucid Motors Beats Tesla in Range, Going 520 Miles on a Charge, EPA Says

At Least 9 Drown Swimming Off the Coast of Southern France

Lucid Motors beats Tesla in range, going 520 miles on a charge, the E.P.A. says.

China Says It Has Vaccinated 1 Billion People

Why Australia Bet the House on Lasting American Power in Asia

U.S. and Egypt Put Improving Egypt’s Human Rights on the Agenda

Nicholas, Big and Slow – The New York Times

China Says It Has Vaccinated 1 Billion People

The Battle for Digital Privacy Is Reshaping the Internet

The Battle for Digital Privacy Is Reshaping the Internet

Thousands of Afghans on American Military Bases Await Resettlement

What the Privacy Battle Upending the Internet Means for You

Thousands of Afghans on American Military Bases Await Resettlement

Philippines Is Defiant as Hague Court Announces Full Drug War Inquiry

Indonesian President Found to Be Negligent Over Jakarta Pollution

How Biology is Getting a Technological Makeover

Biology Starts to Get a Technological Makeover

North and Central America Are Driving a Hemispheric Coronavirus Surge

Your Thursday Briefing – The New York Times

SpaceX Launches Astronaut Crew Like No Other on Orbital Adventure

Struggle for Control of Afghanistan Comes to K Street

Struggle for Control of Afghanistan Comes to K Street

French Forces Kill an ISIS Leader in Sahara, Macron Says

Bolsonaro’s Ban on Removing Social Media Posts Is Overturned in Brazil

Pentagon Asks Personnel to Report Any Symptoms of Mysterious Ailments

Study of Covid Booster Shot Benefits Fans Debate Over Extra Doses

Biden to Announce National Security Initiative

In Bid to End Secession Dispute, Spain Tries Talking with Catalonia

Your Thursday Briefing – The New York Times

Could Navalny’s ‘Smart Voting’ Strategy Shake Up Russia’s Election?

Prince Andrew Suffers Setback in Bid to Avoid Epstein Accuser’s Lawsuit

Pope Weighs In on Calls to Deny Communion to Biden Over Abortion

Sri Lankan Minister Accused of Abusing Political Prisoners Resigns

Cho Yong-gi, South Korean Megachurch Leader, Dies at 85

1,400 Dolphins Were Killed in Faroe Islands. Even Hunting Supporters Were Upset.

Why Smartphones May Be Too Good

Smartphones May Be Too Good

U.S. Makes Covid Vaccinations Mandatory for New Immigrants

Basking in Vaccine Success, E.U. Promises to Donate More Covid Shots

To Unseat Trudeau in Canada’s Election, O’Toole Veers Left

Boris Johnson Set to Reshuffle U.K. Cabinet

A Covid Referendum – The New York Times

In Rural Afghanistan, War Remnants Everywhere, but no Shooting or Checkpoints

‘They Are Manufacturing Foreigners’: How India Disenfranchises Muslims

E.U. to Create New Agency for Pandemic Response

North Korea Fires 2 Ballistic Missiles Off Its East Coast

Latest Threat to Hong Kong’s National Security: Chocolates in Prison

Your Wednesday Briefing – The New York Times

Zhou Xiaoxuan, Known as Xuanzi, Loses Her China #MeToo Case

Theranos whistle-blower testifies she was alarmed by company’s blood tests.

Blinken to Face Senators’ Questions on Afghanistan

House Bill Raises Chance for Global Pact to Curb Corporate Tax Havens

Ex-U.S. Intelligence Officers Admit to Hacking Crimes in Work for Emiratis

SpaceX’s Latest Mission Will Launch Four People Into Orbit

Activision hires new executives after a workplace culture lawsuit.

Your Wednesday Briefing – The New York Times

Woodward’s Book on Trump Describes General’s Secret Calls to China

The new Apple Watch once again emphasizes fitness.

N.Y.C. virus cases appear to plateau, but could an uptick lie ahead?

Apple Keeps Prices Steady for iPhones, iPads and Apple Watches

Haiti Prosecutor Forbids Prime Minister to Leave Amid Questions Over President’s Death

Boris Johnson Doubles Down on Vaccine Strategy as His Popularity Wanes

How Good is Apple’s New iPhone 13? Better, But Not By Much

Apple’s new iPhone 13 is better, but not by much.

The Myth of Big Tech Competence

Haiti’s Leader Is Forbidden to Leave Amid Questions Over President’s Killing

Apple revamps its iPad lineup as its annual product event kicks off.

Activists in Russia Push to Make Domestic Violence a Voting Issue

‘Not a Flag to Wave’: Pope Criticizes Political Use of Christianity

A Car Racing Fan From Liverpool Is Mistaken for a Mafia Boss

England Unveils Winter Covid Strategy

‘Great Circle,’ ‘Bewilderment’ Among Booker Prize Finalists

Cold, Frightened and Armed: In Myanmar’s Jungles, a Struggling Resistance

Seeking Art That Expands the Possibilities for a Troubled World

A Fox-Style News Network Rides a Wave of Discontent in France

Boris Johnson to Unveil Winter Covid-19 Strategy

The U.N. expects Biden and dozens of other leaders at its General Assembly meeting.

Cuba to Give Covid Vaccines to 2-Year-Olds

The $3.5 Trillion Question – The New York Times

As Virus Surges, Filipino Students Begin Second Year Online

Putin in Self-Isolation After Aides Are Infected With Virus

China Evergrande Warns of Financial Pressure, Hires Advisers

The Godmother of the Digital Image

It’s Never Too Late to Follow Your Spiritual Calling

Apple Unveils the New iPhone: What to Know

India’s I.C.M.R. Is a ‘Political Weapon’ Under Modi, Some Scientists Say

Your Tuesday Briefing – The New York Times

Students in Philippines Enter Second Year of Remote Schooling

From Shutdown to Reopening: A Timeline of NYC Schools Through the Pandemic

Live: Blinken Is Grilled on Afghanistan in Congress

Measles Cases Bring Temporary Halt to Afghanistan Refugee Arrivals in US

Norway’s ‘Climate Election’ Puts Center-Left in Charge

Under G.O.P. Pressure, Tech Giants Are Empowered by Election Agency

Iran Nears an Atomic Milestone

Most People Don’t Need a Covid Vaccine Booster, New Review Says

How In-Person Teaching Is Affecting U.S. Covid Outbreaks in Schools

Intuit to buy Mailchimp for $12 billion.

Pentagon Defends Deadly Drone Strike in Kabul

Your Tuesday Briefing – The New York Times

Most U.S. schools do not yet meet Biden’s demand for testing and vaccines.

Apple Security Update Closes Spyware Flaw in iPhones, Macs and iWatches

Pinterest Accused of Not Paying Female ‘Co-Creator’

For Afghan Refugees, a Mix of Luxury and Trauma at Albania’s Beach Resorts

U.K. Authorizes Covid Vaccinations for 12- to 15-Year-Olds

For N.B.A. referees, agreeing to a vaccine mandate, a rarity in U.S. sports, was ‘not that difficult.’

Biden plans to nominate a privacy expert to Federal Trade Commission.

In an Ancient Greek Port, a New Cultural Hub

A Million Afghan Children Could Die in ‘Most Perilous Hour,’ U.N. Warns

F.E.C. Dismisses Claims That Twitter Illegally Blocked Hunter Biden Article

A New Company With a Wild Mission: Bring Back the Woolly Mammoth

Lone Survivor of Italian Cable Car Crash Is Subject of Custody Battle

Research to Examine Whether Vaccines Affect Menstrual Cycles

The J.&J. Conundrum – The New York Times

Australia Offers Covid Vaccines to Children 12 and Older

The U.K. Prepared for a Jobs Crisis, but Got the Unexpected

Unraveling the Mysteries Hidden in Vast Glacier Caves

Why Use a Dictionary in the Age of Internet Search?

China’s Fujian Province Reports Delta Outbreak

Mexico’s Supreme Court Greenlit Abortion. Will Doctors and Nurses Listen?

Can a Green-Economy Boom Town Be Built to Last?

Your Monday Briefing – The New York Times

North Korea Reports Test of New Cruise Missile as Arms Race Intensifies

Afghan Pilots Who Sought Safety in Uzbekistan Transfer to U.S. Base

The Legacy of America’s Post-9/11 Turn to Torture

Your Monday Briefing – The New York Times

Britain Cancels Any Plans for Vaccine Passports, for Now

A New Sports Star Showcases the Diversity of a More Complex Britain

How Republican Governors Are Responding to Biden’s Vaccine Mandate

Israelis Who Flew Into the Country Using Fake Coronavirus Test Results Under Scrutiny

Despite Covid Risks, Many Leaders Plan to Attend U.N. General Assembly

Health Care in Afghanistan Is Crumbling, Aid Groups Warn

Iran and I.A.E.A. Reach Last-Minute Deal on Nuclear Monitoring

In Orban’s Hungary, Pope Urges Bishops to Embrace Diversity

Abimael Guzmán, Leader of Guerrilla Group That Terrorized Peru, Dies at 86

Joseph Brodsky Slept Here. The Great Poet’s Cranky Neighbor Couldn’t Care Less.

Germany’s Election Is Armin Laschet’s to Lose, but Will He Succeed?

Denmark Lifts the Last of Its Pandemic Restrictions

Gilbert Seltzer, Soldier in the World War II ‘Ghost Army,’ Dies at 106

U.S. Is Falling to Lowest Vaccination Rate of G7 Nations

On Kabul’s Streets, a Symbol of America’s Lost Influence: Hundreds Dressed in Burqas

Abimael Guzmán, Leader of Guerrilla Group That Terrorized Peru, Dies at 86

Abimael Guzmán, Leader of Guerrilla Group That Terrorized Peru, Dies at 86

The C.D.C. reports that unvaccinated Americans are 11 times more likely to die if infected: The week in Covid news.

A Nick to Apple’s Profits Could Be a Windfall for App Developers

4,000-Year-Old Coffin Found in English Golf Course

For a Fractured Israel, a Film Offers Ominous Lessons From Ancient Past

Quandary at U.N.: Who Speaks for Myanmar and Afghanistan?

‘It’s a Godsend’: 9-Cent Taxi Rides in Rural South Korea

Reporters in Afghanistan Face an Intolerant Regime: ‘Everything Changed Overnight’

‘Everything Changed Overnight’: Afghan Reporters Face an Intolerant Regime

Berlin Clubs Return With a Vengeance

The Nintendo Cafe in Japan is No Longer a Secret

Meeting Hungary’s Strongman, Pope Treads a Fine Line With an Embattled Leader

Pfizer and BioNTech will soon seek clearance for vaccine use in children 5 and older.

20 Years On, the War on Terror Grinds Along With No End in Sight

5 Takeaways From Canada’s Official Election Debates

U.S. Forces Were Training the Guinean Soldiers Who Took Off to Stage a Coup

What Canada’s Election Could Mean For Gun Ban

Israel Captures 2 of 6 Palestinian Fugitives Who Escaped Prison

In U.S. Drone Strike, Evidence Suggests No ISIS Bomb

Tracking Viral Misinformation – The New York Times

Times Investigation: In U.S. Drone Strike, Evidence Suggests No ISIS Bomb

‘Imminent Threat’ or Aid Worker: Did a U.S. Drone Strike in Afghanistan Kill the Wrong Person?

Pfizer and BioNTech will soon seek clearance for vaccine use in children 5 years and over.

Covid Live Updates: The Unvaccinated Are 11 Times More Likely to Die if Infected, C.D.C. Reports

Google Could Be Violating Labor Laws With Pay for Temp Workers

NATO Chief Backs Biden, Saying Europe Was Consulted on Afghanistan

Apple Must Ease Restrictions on App Developers, Judge Rules

The ‘Plagiarism Hunter’ Terrorizing the German-Speaking World

Why Evergrande’s Debt Problems Threaten China

Washington allocated $46 billion to help prevent an eviction crisis. What went wrong?

F.A.A. awards $100 million in grants to efforts to reduce aviation’s environmental impact.

Germany Investigates Russia Over Pre-Election Hacking

Vaccination mandates are an American tradition, and so is the backlash.

Lebanon Gets New Prime Minister Amid Economic Meltdown

A Missing Legacy – The New York Times

Spain Arrests Former Venezuela Spy Chief Accused of Drug Trafficking

Biden mandates vaccines for workers, saying, ‘Our patience is wearing thin.’

Bruce Is a Parrot With a Broken Beak. So He Invented a Tool.

A Time Capsule in Two Front Pages

‘We Truly Have Lost Everything’: A Journey Out of Kabul the Day It Fell

More Asia-Pacific countries warily ease their tough anti-Covid rules.

Why I Will Miss the Melbourne Star (No Joke)

5 Takeaways From Canada’s Official Election Debates

Biden Speaks With Xi Amid Low Point in U.S.-China Relations

Your Friday Briefing – The New York Times

Biden’s New Vaccine Requirements Draw Praise, Skepticism and Outrage

Biden Mandates Vaccines for Workers, Saying, ‘Our Patience Is Wearing Thin’

First Flight From Kabul Is Hailed as Positive Step Amid Troubling Signs

Texas Forbids Political ‘Censorship’ by Social Media Companies

Your Friday Briefing – The New York Times

Russia and Belarus Inch Closer to a Full-Blown Merger

As Abortion Rights Expand, the U.S. Joins a Handful of Telling Exceptions

Overlooked No More: Sinn Sisamouth, ‘King’ of Cambodian Pop Music

Sri Lanka Baila Star Sunil Perera is Dead at 68

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Africa’s C.D.C. Director Urges Wealthy Nations to Forego Covid Vaccine Boosters

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‘Reversing Gears’: China Increasingly Rejects English, and the World

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Inside the Abandoned Kabul Mansion Taliban Soldiers Call Home

Taliban Officials Say International Flights at Kabul Airport Will Resume

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France to Offer Free Contraception for Women Up to 25

International Flights Resume at Kabul Airport, as Taliban Say They Will Allow Americans and Other Foreigners to Leave

At Least 14 Dead in Fire at North Macedonia Covid Hospital

Bolsonaro Bans Social Networks From Removing Some Posts

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A.I. Can Now Write Its Own Computer Code. That’s Good News for Humans.

North Korea Holds Scaled-Down Parade to Boost National Morale

Is China Taking a Maoist Turn? An Incendiary Essay Ignites Discussion.

Your Thursday Briefing – The New York Times

High Natural Gas Prices Strain Europeans, Weighing on Recovery

Elizabeth Warren Accuses Amazon of Peddling Covid Misinformation

South Korea’s Covid Surge Threatens Its Reopening Plans

Islamists See Big Losses in Moroccan Parliamentary Elections

L.A. Poised to Issue Vaccination Mandate for Students

W.H.O. Warns of Dire Threat of Covid During Pregnancy in Latin America

Afghans Flee to Pakistan. An Uncertain Future Awaits.

Australia’s Contacts With Pfizer Draws Scrutiny

Your Thursday Briefing – The New York Times

New Taliban Leaders Face Cascading Challenges

Senior Russian Minister Dies After Diving Off Cliff to Save Film Director

Armed Thieves Steal Jewels From Bulgari Store in Paris

Armed Thieves Steal Jewels From Bulgari Store in Paris

Biden Offers Ambitious Blueprint for Solar Energy

Afghanistan Aid Workers Tread a Tricky Path Under Taliban Rule

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Abortion Is No Longer a Crime in Mexico. But Most Women Still Can’t Get One.

West Bank Bans Weddings Amid New Virus Outbreak

Abortion Is No Longer a Crime in Mexico. But Most Women Still Can’t Get One.

Spain Authorizes Booster Shots for Immunocompromised People

From 4% to 45%: Biden Sets an Ambitious Goal for Solar Energy

Senior Russian Minister Dies During Drill

Elizabeth Holmes Trial Is Set to Begin

Trial Over November 2015 Paris Terrorist Attacks Begins

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Hong Kong’s Global Watch Dominance Comes to an End

U.S. Visitors Face New Travel Restrictions in Europe

‘Loose Change’: How a 9/11 Conspiracy Video Bent Reality

Aid Workers Staying in Taliban-Ruled Afghanistan Tread a Tricky Path

In Turkey, a Watery Grave Becomes a Park

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If You Never Met Your Co-Workers in Person, Did You Even Work There?

If You Never Met Your Co-Workers in Person, Did You Even Work There?

7.1. Magnitude Quake Strikes Mexican City of Acapulco

Prison Fire in Indonesia Kills at Least 41 People

Mexico’s president said there are no immediate reports of serious damage or deaths.

Mexico’s president says there are no immediate reports of serious damage or deaths.

Your Wednesday Briefing – The New York Times

Hong Kong Police Arrest Organizers of Tiananmen Square Vigil

Hong Kong Police Arrest Organizers of Tiananmen Square Vigil

Judge Rejects Turkey’s Claim That Ancient Sculpture Was Looted.

The Pandemic Has Set Back the Fight Against H.I.V., TB and Malaria

The Leadership of The Taliban, Explained: Who Are They?

El Salvador’s Bitcoin Adoption Is Marred by Glitches

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Your Wednesday Briefing – The New York Times

How the Netherlands is Avoiding River Flooding

Mexico’s Supreme Court Votes to Decriminalize Abortion

Charter Flights Delayed as U.S. and Taliban Struggle to Work Together

From Afghanistan to the World Cup, Tiny, Wealthy Qatar Steps Up

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Mexico City to Replace Columbus Statue With Indigenous Woman Monument

A Vaccine Success in Europe That Sinks in the East

Large Pro-Bolsonaro Protests in Brazil Rattle Weary Nation

Vietnam Court Sentences a Man to 5 Years for Breaking Covid Rules

U.S. Records 40 Million Known Virus Cases

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Defying Violence, Women Join in Protest Against the Taliban

Defying Violence, Women Join in Protest Against the Taliban

German Election: Who Is the Green Party’s Annalena Baerbock?

Biden’s Electric Car Plans Hinge on Having Enough Chargers

In Silicon Valley, Criminal Prosecutors See No Evil

Australians Slam Scott Morrison for Family Trip in Lockdown

China’s Xi Pressures Tycoons With ‘Common Prosperity’ Talk

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Alibaba Manager Not Charged in China’s Latest #MeToo Moment

Jean-Paul Belmondo, Magnetic Star of the French New Wave, Dies at 88

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Clarissa Ward of CNN Looks Back on the Afghanistan War

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Johnson, Inviting Battle, Prepares to Break Vow on Raising Taxes

Palestinian Authority Indicts 14 Security Force Members in Activist’s Death

Manhunt Underway After 6 Palestinians Escape Israeli Jail

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Belarus Opposition Leader Sentenced to 11 Years in Prison

Twins Conjoined at the Head Separated in Israel

California Bill Could Alter Amazon Labor Practices

China’s Weibo Suspends BTS, Blackpink and EXO Fan Accounts

Taliban Claim Control Over Panjshir Valley; Resistance Vows to Fight On

Rupert Murdoch’s News Corp Australia to Ease Climate Change Denial

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As Migrants Surge Toward Border, Court Hands Biden a Lifeline

Americans Stretch Across Political Divides to Welcome Afghan Refugees

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Jacob Zuma of South Africa Is Granted Medical Parole

As Afghan Refugee Crisis Unfolds, Koreans Recall ‘Miracle’ Evacuation

As Afghan Refugee Crisis Unfolds, Koreans Recall ‘Miracle’ Evacuation

Your Monday Briefing – The New York Times

U.S. Citizens and Afghans Wait for Evacuation Flights From Country’s North

Your Monday Briefing – The New York Times

U.S. Citizens and Afghans Wait for Evacuation Flights From Country’s North

Military Analysis Raises Questions About Deadly Drone Strike in Kabul

Kentucky Governor: State’s Covid surge is ‘dire’

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Special Forces Colonel Stages Coup in Guinea

How a Plan to Use Centuries-Old Bones to Reconcile France and Russia Unraveled

‘Everyone Is on the List’: Fear Grips Nicaragua as It Veers to Dictatorship

In Hong Kong, Jimmy Lai’s Next Digital Says It Has Been Forced to Close

Thailand Covid Failures Spur Angry New Protests

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Ivermectin Won’t Treat Covid-19, but Demand Is High Anyway

In Afghan Withdrawal, a Biden Doctrine Surfaces

Taliban Fighters Crush a Women’s Protest Amid Flickers of Resistance

Kentucky Schools Struggle With Coronavirus Outbreaks

Canadian health officials warn of an ‘urgent need’ to vaccinate young adults.

Threats and Fear Cause Afghan Women’s Protections to ‘Vanish Overnight’

After Stabbing Attack, New Zealand Examines Its Anti-Terrorism Efforts

Indian vs. Black: Vigilante Killings Upend a South African Town

Beavers Re-Emerge in Scotland, Drawing Ire of Farmers

An Economic Lifeline in South America, the Paraná River, Is Shriveling

India-Backed Forces Order Kashmir’s Poets to Go Silent

Facebook Apologizes After A.I. Puts ‘Primates’ Label on Video of Black Men

Waste From Mine in Angola Kills 12 Downstream in Congo, Minister Says

Anti-Vaccine Protestors in Canada Rally Outside Hospitals

Guatemala Investigates Claim of Bribe Paid to Its President

A study of veterans reveals another hidden Covid risk: lingering kidney problems.

These Two Rumors Are Going Viral Ahead of California’s Recall Election

British Officials May Sidestep Watchdog’s No to Covid Vaccines for Young

British Officials May Sidestep Watchdog’s No to Covid Vaccines for Young

Hassan Firouzabadi, Iranian Military Commander, Dies of Covid

Apple Delays Rollout of Child Safety Features

TikTok Users and Coders Flood Texas Abortion Site With Fake Tips

Today’s U.S. Covid Numbers: Cases, Hospitalizations, Deaths and Vaccines

Afghans With Ties to U.S. Who Could Not Get Out Now Live in Fear

The Nigerian Activist Trying to Sell Plants to the Oil Company That Destroyed Them

Rulings Without Explanations – The New York Times

E.U. and AstraZeneca Settle Lawsuit Over Vaccine Doses

Japan’s Leader Is Stepping Down. Here’s Who Might Replace Him.

President Biden pledges investment in vaccine components, but will that help the world?

Why It’s Not The Weekend Until @CraigWeekend Says So

Is It the Weekend? Not Until He Says So.

Looking Longingly Out Someone Else’s Window

Disabled Japanese Are Often Invisible. Will Paralympics Bring Lasting Light?

The Best Movies and TV Shows New to Netflix, Amazon and Stan in Australia in September

New Zealand Supermarket Stabbings a ‘Terrorist Attack’

Your Friday Briefing – The New York Times

Married Kremlin Spies, a Shadowy Mission to Moscow and Unrest in Catalonia

Japan’s Prime Minister to Step Aside After Just a Year in Office

W.H.O. lists Mu as ‘variant of interest.’

Apple Avoids Another Legal Fight With App Developers

Apple Gives Ground in a Strategic Retreat from Strict App Store Rules

Restoration of Kabul’s Closed Airport Begins as Some Afghan Aid Resumes

Taiwan receives its first batch of Pfizer-BioNTech vaccines after a monthslong delay.

U.S. Diplomat Who Helped Run Afghanistan Evacuation Tests Positive

King County, Wash., Home to Seattle, to Require Masks at Big Outdoor Events

King County, Wash., Home to Seattle, to Require Masks at Big Outdoor Events

Locast Shutting Down After Losing Court Battle With TV Networks

Your Friday Briefing – The New York Times

Inger Stojberg, Danish Official, Faces Impeachment Trial Over Migration Policy

Afghanistan: Pentagon Says Working With Taliban Against ISIS-K Is ‘Possible’

How Will the Taliban Govern? A History of Rebel Rule Offers Clues.

The French Left Is in Disarray, but Here Comes Anne Hidalgo

McCarthy Threatens Technology Firms That Comply With Riot Inquiry

In ‘Back to The Future: The Musical,’ the Car Is the Star of the Show

A jury is selected for the Elizabeth Holmes trial.

Afghans Who Worked for The New York Times Arrive in Houston

Marvel’s ‘Shang-Chi’: How 88rising Crafted an Evocative Soundtrack

Kolkata’s ‘Fairy Tale’ Trams, Once Essential, Are Now a Neglected Relic

Kashmir Separatist Leader Syed Ali Shah Geelani is Dead

WhatsApp Fined $400 Million for Breaking E.U. Data Privacy Law

Afghanistan and Taliban News: Live Updates

Climate Bankruptcy – The New York Times

Covid Booster Shots Beginning in Several Nations

Why the Taliban Desperately Need Cash to Run Afghanistan

The Grooviest Cocoons in the Insect Kingdom

Your Thursday Briefing – The New York Times

China Tells Kerry Strained Ties Could Sink Climate Cooperation

Apple Plans Another Tweak to Its Strict App Store Rules

Pentagon Leaders Wary of Working With Taliban

Justice Dept. Is Said to Accelerate Google Advertising Inquiry

When Will the Delta Surge End?

An Inside Look: Kabul’s Airport After the Taliban Takeover

Biden Affirms Support for Ukraine Against ‘Russian Aggression’

Joe Rogan Has Covid – The New York Times

Life Under the Taliban? A Brother and Sister Tell Their Story.

With Afghan Retreat, Biden Bucks Foreign Policy Elite

Health officials plead for vaccine donations to Latin America and the Caribbean.

The W.H.O. opens a Berlin hub to head off the next pandemic.

Ethiopian Rebels Looted American Aid Stores, U.S. Official Says

Shifting to Governing, Taliban Will Name Supreme Afghan Leader

After Quick Victory, Taliban Find Governing Is Harder

Your Thursday Briefing – The New York Times

Biden Defends U.S. Withdrawal From Afghanistan

‘Finally, I Am Safe’: U.S. Air Base Becomes Temporary Refuge for Afghans

OPEC and other producers will meet to decide oil output.

After Proudly Celebrating Women, Alibaba Faces Reckoning Over Harassment

It’s Election Season in Germany. No Charisma, Please!

Will the World Formally Recognize the Taliban?

Covid Survivors More Likely to Have Kidney Problems, Study Finds

Little Simz’s Big Moment – The New York Times

Pandemics Get Forgotten. But Not at This Museum.

Piers Morgan Cleared for Criticizing Meghan After Oprah Interview

Gail Omvedt, Sociologist, Dies at 81

The Rise and Fall of ‘ZuckTalk’

Salman Rushdie Is Now on Substack

Pope Criticizes Western Intervention in Afghanistan

Afghanistan News, Biden and Taliban: Live Updates

4 Fast Mobile Camera Tips That Help You Get the Shot

Pope Criticizes Western Intervention in Afghanistan

Afghanistan Updates: U.S. Military Wary of Working With Taliban Against ISIS-K

Has Delta Peaked? – The New York Times

Taliban to Name a Supreme Leader and Map Out New Government

Kenny Malone, a premier drummer for top Nashville names, dies of Covid.

New Zealand struggles as it tries to eliminate the Delta variant.

Afghanistan Before the Fall – The New York Times

How the C.I.A. Exited Its Base in Kabul

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How Far Can You Go to Resist Being the Subject of a Viral Video?

New Zealand Is Under Lockdown to Contain Delta’s Spread

An Impossible Task? New Zealand Tries to Eliminate Delta.

Japan Needs a Lot More Tech Workers. Can It Find a Place for Women?

Your Wednesday Briefing – The New York Times

Venezuela Opposition Parties Will Take Part in November Elections

Biden Defends U.S. Withdrawal From Afghanistan

Your Wednesday Briefing – The New York Times

Biden Defends His Decision in Afghanistan

Ukraine’s Leader, Meeting Biden, Seeks Security Assurances After Afghan Pullout

Historic London Synagogue Fights to Stay Out of the Shadows

The Taliban Celebrate Victory, With a Crisis Looming

Historic London Synagogue Fights to Stay Out of the Shadows

@AntiVaxMomma Charged With Selling Fake Vaccine Cards

How Will The US Cope With Taliban Rule?

The New U.S. Challenge in Afghanistan: Coping With Taliban Rule

How Facebook Relies on Accenture to Scrub Toxic Content

Google delays its return to office until January.

Historic London Synagogue Fights to Stay Out of the Shadows

Remnants of the U.S. military are inspected by the Taliban at the Kabul airport.

Stranded in Kabul, Afghanistan: A US Resident Runs Out of Options

Stranded in Kabul: A U.S. Resident Runs Out of Options

India’s Economy, Slammed by Covid-19, Needs Its Lost Growth

Bank of England Removes Art of Leaders Linked to Slave Trade

European Court Faults Russia in Murder of Natalya Estemirova

6 Sentenced to Death in Bangladesh for Killing of Gay Rights Activist

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A Fellini Museum, as Lavish as His Movies

Ida brings more challenges for Louisiana hospitals already struggling with a Covid surge.

E.U. Says It Has Vaccinated 70 Percent of Adults

An Experimental H.I.V. Vaccine Fails in Africa

The End

New Zealand Police Set Up Lockdown Checkpoints Outside Biggest City

Last U.S. Soldier Leaves as First Taliban Soldiers Arrive

Working remotely has meant huge salaries, for a lucky few.

After 15 Years in Opera, Martha Prewitt Runs a Farm in Kentucky

Jury selection for the Elizabeth Holmes trial starts today.

Last U.S. Soldier Leaves as First Taliban Soldiers Arrive

Last U.S. Soldier Leaves as First Taliban Soldiers Arrive

Your Tuesday Briefing – The New York Times

Blinken's Speech on Afghanistan: Full Transcript

Transcript of Blinken’s Speech on ‘New Chapter’ in Afghanistan

Transcript of Blinken’s Speech on ‘New Chapter’ in Afghanistan

A W.H.O. official urges measures to keep schools open.

An Unceremonious End, and a Shrouded Beginning

U.S. War in Afghanistan Ends as Final Evacuation Flights Depart

Afghan Family Accuses U.S. of Killing 10, Including 7 Children, in Errant Missile Attack

E. U. Proposes New Travel Restrictions on Unvaccinated U.S. Visitors

Behishta Arghand, Afghan Journalist Who Interviewed Taliban, Flees Country

Unvaccinated U.S. Visitors Could Face New Restrictions on Travel to Europe

Your Tuesday Briefing – The New York Times

Human Most of All: In Moscow, a Theater Stages ‘Gorbachev’

U.S. Shoots Down Rockets Aimed at Kabul’s Airport

China Tightens Limits for Young Gamers and Bans School Night Play

How 2 Afghan Paralympians Defied the Odds to Get From Kabul to Tokyo

Afghanistan Live Updates: Children Killed in U.S. Drone Strike, Family Says

Is Vaccine Immunity Waning? – The New York Times

North Korea Restarted Plutonium-Producing Reactor, U.N. Agency Warns

Can Afghanistan’s Leading Broadcaster Survive the Taliban?

Schemer or Naïf? The Trial of Elizabeth Holmes

Exile or Jail: The Grim Choice Facing Russian Opposition Leaders

A New Breed of Crisis: War and Warming Collide in Afghanistan

Colombia’s Troubles Put a President’s Legacy on the Line

U.S. Shoots Down Rockets Aimed at Kabul Airport

Your Monday Briefing – The New York Times

Your Monday Briefing – The New York Times

American University of Kabul Students Trying to Flee Were Sent Home

The Latest News on Tropical Storm Nora

U.S. Strikes Explosive-Laden Vehicle in Kabul

Afghanistan News: Live Updates – The New York Times

98 Countries Pledge to Accept Afghans After US Military Departs

U.S. Conducts Drone Strike in Kabul and Winds Down Airlift as Deadline Nears

Your Monday Briefing – The New York Times

For France, American Vines Still Mean Sour Grapes

US Kills Suicide Bombers in Kabul, Official Says

E.U. Set to Propose Travel Restrictions on U.S. Visitors

‘What Will Happen to Me?’ An Uncertain Future Awaits Afghans Who Fled

Biden to Attend Return of US Service Members Killed in Kabul Airport Attack

US Diplomats Unlikely to Stay in Afghanistan After Troops Leave

Houses of worship struggle with fear of Delta’s rise within their congregations.

Some Afghans say that enemies of the Taliban have begun to disappear.

Biden to Attend Return of Service Members Killed in Kabul Bombing

U.S. Strikes 'Credible Threat' in Kabul, U.S. Sources Say

Biden to Attend Return of Service Members Killed in Kabul Bombing

Palestinians Finally Have Vaccines. But Will People Take Them?

For France, American Vines Still Mean Sour Grapes

As the Taliban Tighten Their Grip, Fears of Retribution Grow

As the Taliban Tighten Their Grip, Fears of Retribution Grow

All in or All Out? Biden Saw No Middle Ground in Afghanistan

What We Know About the 13 US Service Members Killed in Kabul

After Video of Abusive Nurse, Canada’s Indigenous Seek Health Overhaul

Hurricane Ida Updates: After Hitting Cuba, Storm Heads Toward U.S.

US Reprisal Airstrike Killed Two ISIS Militants and Wounded Another

Reprisal Strike Killed Two ISIS Militants and Wounded Another

Britain, France End Their Evacuations in Afghanistan

Italy will impose tighter restrictions in Sicily after a surge in cases.

The U.S. retaliates over the airport bombing, days before the withdrawal deadline.

Coronavirus in UK: Britons, Unfazed by High Covid Rates, Weigh Their ‘Price of Freedom’

One Afghan family resettling in the U.S. finds a respite.

Evacuations From Kabul Wind Down as U.S. Prepares to Pull Last Troops

Afghanistan Collapse and Strikes in Somalia Raise Snags for Drone Warfare Rules

The U.K. is ending its civilian evacuations from Kabul today.

Myanmar’s Monks, Leaders of Past Protests, Are Divided Over the Coup

Britons, Unfazed by High Covid Rates, Weigh Their ‘Price of Freedom’

A Journey Through Kabul, Afghanistan on the Day of the Fall

A Journey Through Kabul on the Day of the Fall

A Doctor’s Tour de France, One ‘Medical Desert’ at a Time

U.S. Launches Airstrike in Afghanistan and Warns Americans to Leave Airport

After one of the deadliest attacks in 20 years of war, many people are still trying to reach the airport.

How Canadian Leaders Campaign in a Pandemic

Caleb Wallace, Texas Anti-Mask Rally Organizer, Sick With Covid

As Bombing’s Death Toll Soars, Desperate Afghans Seek Any Exit

Why Apple Won Its Legal Settlement With Developers

Overlooked No More: Randy Snow, Paralympic Champion of Wheelchair Tennis

A U.S. Marine – a Baby on 9/11 – Is Among the Dead in Kabul

After Airport Bombing, an Afghan Family Buries a Father, and Hope

Italian Official Resigns After Uproar Over His Plans to Name Park After Fascist

Study: Covid Creates Higher Risk for Blood Clots Than Vaccines Do

Afghanistan, Biden and the Taliban: Live Updates

Fossils Seized in Police Raid Demystify a Prehistoric Flying Reptile

Biden faces a tragedy he worked to avoid.

Giant Puppet of Syrian Refugee Angers Some on Walk Through Greece

An Afghan Refugee Built a Robot as a Message of Hope

Pakistan emerges as a winner. What will it do now?

Denmark says Covid is no longer a ‘socially critical disease.’

India Hits a Vaccine Milestone

‘Nos complica la vida’: muchas empresarias deben soportar las comparaciones con Elizabeth Holmes, la fundadora de Theranos

China’s Celebrity Culture Is Raucous. The Authorities Want to Change That.

The Latest From Afghanistan – The New York Times

Baby Born on Afghan Flight Is Named Reach, After Jet’s Call Sign

Pushing the Limits Paid Off for Didi, Until China Cracked Down

Very Personal Computing: In Artist’s New Work, A.I. Meets Fatherhood

Satellites Spot Oceans Aglow With Trillions of Organisms

Calls Grow to Discipline Doctors Spreading Virus Misinformation

Amid Afghan Chaos, a C.I.A. Mission That Will Persist for Years

In Britain, Young Children Don’t Wear Masks in School

Climate Change Reporter Covers a Mix of Angst and Ambition

What Is ISIS-K, the Islamic State Khorasan?

How Rodrigo Duterte Can Stay No. 1 by Becoming No. 2

New Zealand’s Homegrown Hero – The New York Times

Your Friday Briefing – The New York Times

Apple Settlement Gives App Developers a Way to Avoid Its Commission

Biden Faces a Tragedy He Worked to Avoid

After Decades of War, ISIS and Al Qaeda Can Still Wreak Havoc

Transcript of Biden’s Speech After Kabul Airport Attack

Biden Condemns Kabul Attack and Vows Retaliation

At Least 12 U.S. Troops Among Masses of Dead in Kabul Suicide Attack

Kamala Harris pledges U.S. help for Afghan women and children.

NYC Outlines Safety Protocols for Schools This Fall

Kabul Airport a Scene of Chaos After Blasts

Your Friday Briefing – The New York Times

Bottlenecks at an adult tricycle company illustrate continuing economic challenges.

Two New York judges ordered defendants to get vaccinated. Can they do that?

Border Standoff Over Afghan Migrants Highlights E.U. Fears of New Influx

A Stranded Afghan Interpreter and the Soldiers Who Would Not Let Go

U.S. Says 1,500 Americans in Afghanistan as Withdrawal Deadline Nears

Relief, and Worry, for Arrivals From Afghanistan

Populist Hero or Demagogue: Who Is Tunisia’s President?

U.S. evacuations slow because of bottlenecks at bases, the Pentagon says.

A New Coal Mine for England Is Stirring Hopes and Fears

Afghanistan Live Updates: Kabul Airport News

In a German first, Hamburg will allow merchants to insist on vaccinations.

Republicans are divided over how to handle Afghan evacuees.

An Afghan competing in Tokyo’s Paralympics finds solace in swimming.

Guam tries (and mostly fails) to lure tourists back with vaccines.

U.K. official warns of ISIS threat as ‘clock continues to tick down’ on flights out.

Kamala Harris Pledges U.S. Help for Afghan Women and Children

Japan Halts 1.6 Million Doses of the Moderna Vaccine Over Contamination Worries

Remaking the Economy – The New York Times

Breakthrough Covid Cases: Uncommon and Often Mild, but Not Always

Spies for Hire: China’s New Breed of Hackers Blends Espionage and Entrepreneurship

Biden and Naftali Bennett to Meet, Seeking to Burnish U.S.-Israel Relations

The Real Winner of the Afghan War? It’s Not Who You Think.

Israel’s Spy Agency Snubbed the U.S. Can Trust Be Restored?

Your Thursday Briefing – The New York Times

In This Remote American Outpost, Pandemic Recovery Is a Faraway Dream

Relief, and Worry, for Arrivals From Afghanistan

Biden Falls Short on Pledge for U.S. to Be the World’s Vaccine ‘Arsenal,’ Experts Say

U.S. Warns of Threat at Airport in Kabul

U.S. Says 1,500 Americans in Afghanistan as Withdrawal Deadline Nears

New case reports are leveling off globally despite the U.S. surge, the W.H.O. says.

Some 1,500 Americans Are Still in Afghanistan, U.S. Says

Why Representatives Seth Moulton and Peter Meijer Secretly Traveled to Kabul

ISIS Branch in Afghanistan Poses Terror Threat to Evacuation in Kabul

Facebook Said to Consider Forming an Election Commission

The W.H.O. will address inequities by making vaccines in Latin America.

The Latest G.O.P. Schism: How to Handle Afghan Evacuees

Uganda takes in evacuees from Afghanistan, honoring a U.S. request.

Your Thursday Briefing – The New York Times

Aleksei Navalny in His Own Words: Read Excerpts From His Interview

Chicago Will Require All City Workers to Be Vaccinated, Mayor Says

Taliban Spokesman, in Interview, Says, ‘We Want to Build the Future’

In First Interview From Jail, an Upbeat Navalny Discusses Prison Life

Five women on a famed Afghan robotics team arrive in Mexico.

How many people in Afghanistan are seeking to be evacuated? The number remains elusive.

‘Window Is Rapidly Closing’ to Gather Key Evidence on Virus Origins, Scientists Say

Freedom to Swim: Afghan Refugee Competes in Tokyo Paralympics

OnlyFans Says It Won’t Ban Sexually Explicit Content

Afghanistan, Biden and the Taliban: Live Updates

As world leaders craft strategies, Afghans endure an arduous transition.

Japan Rollercoaster Closes After Thrillseekers Break Bones

Phone Upgrade Guide: Should You Buy Now or Wait?

Buy or Wait? Here’s a Guide to Phone Upgrades.

Few Women Ascend Japan’s Corporate Ladder. Is Change Finally Coming?

This Teenager is Aiming to Be The Youngest Woman to Circle the Globe Solo

Zara Rutherford, Teenage Aviator, Tries to Fly the World Solo

Rejecting Covid-19 Inquiry, China Peddles Conspiracy Theories Blaming US

A Better Afghan Policy – The New York Times

Rejecting Covid Inquiry, China Peddles Conspiracy Theories Blaming the U.S.

In Japan, a Destination for Jewelry Lovers

Zhang Zhan, Chinese Citizen Journalist, Is Ailing From Hunger Strike

In Afghanistan’s Panjshir Valley, Taliban Resistance Faces Long Odds

Your Wednesday Briefing – The New York Times

How Many People in Afghanistan Need to be Rescued? The Number Remains Elusive.

Two House members secretly flew to Kabul on an unauthorized oversight mission.

Taliban Urges Afghan Women to Stay Home for Their Safety

Biden Sticks to Afghan Deadline, Resisting Pleas to Extend Evacuation

Indonesia Relaxes Restrictions as Covid Cases Decline

Military Ramps Up Evacuations From Kabul, but Bottlenecks Persist

How Many People in Afghanistan Need to be Rescued? The Number Remains Elusive.

Eager to Shift Narrative, Biden Team Puts Airlift in Historical Context

Coronavirus Briefing: What Happened Today

Indonesia is easing restrictions gradually as cases fall.

International students begin to return to U.S. universities after a Covid hiatus.

The World Bank is freezing aid disbursements to Afghanistan.

Your Wednesday Briefing – The New York Times

Under Taliban Rule, Life in Kabul Transforms Once Again

Naftali Bennett Backs Hard Line on Iran, Softer Tone With U.S.

Montenegro Pledges to Stamp Out a Deadly Trade: Cigarette Smuggling

Biden Briefs G7 on U.S. Afghanistan Withdrawal

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Swamped by Covid patients, the Philippines’ largest public hospital closes the doors to its E.R.

Hawaii Governor Urges Tourists to Stay Away Amid Covid Surge

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Afghanistan, Biden and the Taliban: Live News Updates

TikTok, in Deal With Shopify, Adds In-App Shopping

C.I.A. Director Had Secret Talks With Taliban in Kabul

Chad’s former president, jailed for crimes against humanity, is dead. Reports cite Covid.

Hissène Habré, Ex-President of Chad, Dead at 79

Hawaii Governor Urges Tourists to Stay Away Amid Covid Surge

F.D.A., Not F.D.R. – The New York Times

Hawaii’s governor discourages visitors as virus rates surge.

Biden Faces a Trade-Off: Stop Corruption, or Migration?

How Eric Coomer Became the ‘Perfect Villain’ for Voting Conspiracists

Luxury’s Gray Market Is Emerging From the Shadows

In Southeast Asia, Kamala Harris Rebukes China

They Still Live in the Shadow of Theranos’s Elizabeth Holmes

They Still Live in the Shadow of Theranos’s Elizabeth Holmes

In Shift, Israel Quietly Allows Jewish Prayer on Temple Mount

Caught in the Crossfire Over Covid’s Origins

Your Tuesday Briefing – The New York Times

American Vet Returns to Italy to Greet ‘Bambini’ He Last Saw in 1944

F.D.A. Fully Approves Pfizer Vaccine

Apple and Google’s Fight in Seoul Tests Biden in Washington

Taliban Reject Extended Deadline as U.S. Races to Finish Evacuation

A Judge Declared California’s Gig Worker Law Unconstitutional. Now What?

Telfar Wants to Know if You Can Spot the Biggest Cat

Qué es Workrooms, el entorno de realidad virtual de Facebook

Videos Show Rush to Burn, Destroy U.S. Equipment as Kabul Fell

On Shaky Ground, Former President Karzai Stays in Afghanistan

U.S. Military Commander in Afghanistan Talks to Taliban Almost Daily

Your Tuesday Briefing – The New York Times

Taliban Hold First Meeting of Religious Leaders Since Taking Power

Afghan Fiasco Raises Hard Questions for Europe

Neue Nationalgalerie Reopens in Berlin After 6-Year Refit

Afghan Refugees Find a Firm and Unfriendly Border in Turkey

Australia should shift its focus away from lockdowns, its prime minister says.

Seeking Early Signals of Dementia in Driving and Credit Scores

Workers Can’t Wait to Return, but Delta Variant Upends Plans

Afghanistan Live Updates – The New York Times

What an Adult Tricycle Says About the World’s Bottleneck Problems

Signs bubble up that a Chinese city is growing weary of lockdown.

Was The Tyrannosaurus Rex a Picky Eater?

T. Rex Was Fearsome but May Have Been a Picky Eater

Australia tells Afghan refugees: ‘Do not attempt an illegal boat journey.’

Biden’s Foreign Policy Priorities. – The New York Times

A hospital finds an unlikely group opposing vaccination: its workers.

Kamala Harris stresses Southeast Asia ties on an overseas trip, but the focus returns to Afghanistan.

Local Government in Australia Kills Dogs Over Covid Fears

Nepal’s Gurkha Soldiers Seek to Flee Afghanistan

Taiwan Begins Using a Homegrown Vaccine

On the Move With Mongolia’s Nomadic Reindeer Herders

Did the War in Afghanistan Have to Happen?

Your Monday Briefing – The New York Times

Russian Journalists Meet a Crackdown With Dark Humor, and Subscribers

How The US is Getting a Crash Course in Scientific Uncertainty Due to the Pandemic

The U.S. Is Getting a Crash Course in Scientific Uncertainty

Photographs of Afghanistan’s Post-9/11 Generation

Russian Journalists Meet a Crackdown With Dark Humor, and Subscribers

Chaos Persists at Kabul Airport as Taliban Discuss New Government

Biden says Afghan evacuation deadline may be extended.

As Afghanistan Collapses, a Lament for ‘Repeating the Same Mistakes’

ISIS Poses ‘Acute’ Threat to U.S. Evacuation Efforts in Kabul, Sullivan Says

Afghanistan’s Gen-Z Reflects on the U.S. Invasion After 9/11

Your Monday Briefing – The New York Times

U.S. Says It Doesn’t Know How Many Americans Are in Afghanistan

In Haiti, Need Is Overwhelming, but Some Politicians’ Charity Rings False

A microscopic video shows the coronavirus on the rampage.

Hung Liu, Artist Who Blended East and West, Is Dead at 73

Josephine Baker to Be Honored With a Panthéon Burial

Afghanistan Live Updates: Evacuation from Kabul’s Airport and More

Tony Blair, Who Led U.K. into Afghanistan, Criticizes the Pullout

‘My Blood Is Boiling’: War Fever Surges in Ethiopia as Its Civil War Spreads

Sardinian Village Tries to Save an Ancient Tree Scorched by Fire

Defense Secretary Orders Six Commercial Airlines to Help Ferry Afghan Refugees

Defense Secretary Orders Six Commercial Airlines to Help Ferry Afghan Refugees

The World’s Last Samaritans, Straddling the Israeli-Palestinian Divide

This Is How the U.S.’s Afghanistan Exit Plan Unraveled

A Rush of News: Behind The New York Times’s Live Coverage

Jesse Jackson and His Wife Are Hospitalized With Covid-19

The British Government Is Launching an Antibody Surveillance Program

U.S. Ready to Make Airlines Provide Planes to Speed Afghan Evacuation

Videos From Kabul Airport Show Injuries as Afghans Try to Enter

Desperation as Afghans Seek to Flee a Country Retaken by the Taliban

A Guide to Covid Vaccine Booster Shots

Situation at Kabul’s Airport Worsens as Diplomats Warn of Threats

Ivermectin Should Not Be Used to Treat Covid, F.D.A. Says

Former Pence Aide Say Trump, Miller Stymied Afghan Refugee Efforts

Resistance fighters drive Taliban from 3 districts in the mountains north of Kabul.

Situation at Kabul’s Airport Worsens as Diplomats Warn of Threats

Fears Rise About Safety of Afghan Airport as U.S. Warns Americans to Stay Away

Taliban Leader Baradar Returns to Kabul Aiming to Form Government

Protests Against Covid Restrictions Turn Violent in Melbourne, Australia

The Struggle to Save a House of Music, and Its Legacy

A Century After the Titanic Sank, a Film Tries to Rescue 6 Survivors’ Stories

Donors Send Quake Aid to Haiti, but for How Long?

La política exterior de las compañías tecnológicas hacia Afganistán

Vietnam War Victims Seek Answers on Massacre from South Korea

America’s Afghan War: A Defeat Foretold?

He Guarded Haiti’s Slain President. And He’s the Target of a Drug Inquiry.

Athens Is Only Getting Hotter. Its New ‘Chief Heat Officer’ Hopes to Cool It Down.

Afghanistan Faces Economic Shock as Sanctions Replace Foreign Aid

California’s Gig Worker Law Is Unconstitutional, Judge Rules

‘My Dreams Died’: On Kabul’s Streets With a Woman Protest Leader

Biden’s Inaccurate Claims in Defending Afghanistan Withdrawal

How to Help Afghanistan Refugees and the Relief Effort

Afghans are aiding Americans in keeping the tumult outside from swamping the airport.

Facebook, Fearing Public Outcry, Shelved Earlier Report on Popular Posts

Evgeny Sveshnikov, Grandmaster and Theorist of Chess, Dies at 71

A Baby Passed Over a Wall in Kabul Is Reunited With Family

Taliban Vows to Protect Afghan Cultural Heritage, but Fears Persist

As Canada Awaits a New Group of Refugees, Questions Loom

Biden Defends Afghanistan Evacuation as Thousands Besiege Kabul Airport

Dr. Gino Strada, Who Brought Health Care to the Desperate, Dies at 73

Patience Runs Thin in Haiti Quake Zone as Fights Erupt for Cash and Food

Putin Takes Shot at West, but Says He’ll Work to ‘Normalize’ Afghanistan

Biden Tries to Restore Calm Amid Chaos in Kabul

Nando’s, a Chicken Chain Beloved in Britain, Struggles With Poultry Shortage

How the Taliban Can Use Social Media to Tame Afghanistan

Nicole Kidman Skipped Quarantine in Hong Kong. Residents Were Angry.

‘Our Goal Is to Keep the Regime on Its Toes’: Inside Belarus’s Underground Opposition

Biden to Address Taliban and Afghanistan Crisis: Live Updates

‘Super Taster’ Who Lost Sense of Smell Is Helping Italians Regain It

N.Y.C. Imposes Vaccine Mandate for High School Athletes

Tesla Sells ‘Full Self-Driving,’ but What Is It Really?

Rafael Nadal Pulls Out of U.S. Open and Will Miss Rest of 2021

Facebook Hides Friends Lists to Protect Users in Afghanistan

Taliban threats to Afghan journalists are growing.

Afghan School With an All-Female Orchestra Fears the Taliban’s Return

The Polarized Publishing World – The New York Times

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