Almost all of the residents at Forest Hills of D.C. got their initial Covid-19 shots in January. But nearly half…
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MOSCOW — Russia has lauded with much fanfare the arrival of its homegrown vaccine, Sputnik V, in Latin America and…
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INDIANAPOLIS — As fresh as Hinkle Fieldhouse may feel — nearly $50 million spent over the past decade has provided…
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The virus has killed more than 300,000 people in Brazil, its spread aided by a highly contagious variant, political infighting…
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Kianna Ameni-Melvin’s parents used to tell her that there wasn’t much money to be made in education. But it was…
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This obituary is part of a series about people who have died in the coronavirus pandemic. Read about others here.…
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LN Pro Services, the contractor that employed Ms. Ochoa in Queens, disputed several workers’ claims. Lily Sierra, the chief executive…
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TOKYO — For over 40 years, Japan’s leading purveyor of shadowy phenomena, Mu magazine, has peddled Bigfoot, U.F.O.s and the…
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Some public officials are anxious about the revival of arts and entertainment next week and are calling for more caution.…
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The early joys and potential perils of the city coming alive economically and culturally this spring, as Covid-19 lingers. New…
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FUKUSHIMA, Japan — When Bruna Noguchi signed up to be a torchbearer for the Tokyo Olympics a year and a…
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Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo’s administration arranged special access to government-run coronavirus testing for members of his family and other influential…
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“I think that the history of medical experimentation on Black people plays a role in some of the decision making,”…
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Weather: Early fog and increasing chance of rain through the day. High in the mid-50s. Alternate-side parking: In effect until…
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BRUSSELS — The European Union is finalizing emergency legislation that will give it broad powers to curb exports for the…
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“That is not something you would say to the Black Caucus — ‘Well, you have Kamala. We’re not going to…
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Federal health officials and an independent oversight board accused AstraZeneca of presenting the world with potentially misleading information about the…
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“We have been clear that to save lives and fight this pandemic, people must not currently hold large gatherings,” she…
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Weather: Another nice day: Plenty of sun, and a high in the mid-60s. Alternate-side parking: In effect until Sunday (Passover).…
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WASHINGTON — More than 200,000 Americans flocked to the Affordable Care Act’s online marketplace to sign up for health insurance…
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But public confidence is not just about trust in vaccine safety, it is about trust in those who fund, produce…
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He added, “It’s going to make a huge difference in people’s lives, and it has already.” But risks remain. For…
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As the coronavirus engulfed New York City early last year, Adrienne Crespo, a subway conductor, watched the crowds on the…
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The coronavirus vaccine developed by AstraZeneca and the University of Oxford provided strong protection against Covid-19 in a large clinical…
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In December, she sent packages of goodies to the 12th graders in her British literature class who were reading “Macbeth.”…
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One day after the spring break oasis of South Beach descended into chaos, with the police struggling to control overwhelming…
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Kent Taylor, the founder and chief executive of the Texas Roadhouse restaurant chain, died by suicide on Thursday after suffering…
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Older Americans still make up a majority of those who have been inoculated, and many are taking advantage and venturing…
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MUMBAI — India is racing to contain a second wave of the coronavirus, but its vaccination campaign is running into…
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ROME — If, as it’s said, all roads lead to Rome, then they intersect at Piazza Venezia, the downtown hub…
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INDIANAPOLIS — When the ball was thrown up for Florida and Virginia Tech at just past noon, so began in…
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After Georgia Tech, which was without Moses Wright, the Atlantic Coast Conference player of the year, was sent home on…
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BRUSSELS — The calls began in December, as the United States prepared to administer its first batches of Covid-19 vaccine.…
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Negative Asian-American tropes have long existed online but began increasing last March as parts of the United States went into…
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But I just couldn’t get on top of them, even though I lived with roommates and, eventually, left freelancing for…
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The United States plans to send millions of doses of the AstraZeneca vaccine to Mexico and Canada, the White House…
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One survey of 345 people, mostly women and mostly in Britain, found that two weeks or more after their first…
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Amy and her daughter began their evacuation on Feb. 9 in PPE with a 45- minute speedboat ride from the…
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WASHINGTON — The Biden administration, moving to address a lag in coronavirus testing that is hindering the reopening of schools…
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LEIDEN, the Netherlands — Mark Rutte, one of Europe’s longest-serving leaders, saw his Party for Freedom and Democracy win big…
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NAIROBI, Kenya — President John Magufuli of Tanzania, a populist leader who played down the seriousness of the coronavirus pandemic…
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BELGRADE — Stained for years by its brutal role in the horrific Balkan conflicts of the 1990s, Serbia is now…
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As new, more contagious variants of the novel coronavirus spread around the world, public health officials are advising us to…
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“It’s been a terrible blow to Europe’s self-confidence, I’d say, on the international stage,” said Johan Norberg, a Swedish-based historian…
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