A Covid-19 vaccine for children may not arrive before fall 2021. The pandemic has many parents asking two questions. First, when can I get a vaccine? And second, when can my kids get it? The answers are not the same: Adults may be able to get a vaccine by next summer, but their children will […] More
The rules, which some residents protested over the weekend, come amid a spike in cases around the country, but concentrated in Madrid, where virus-related hospitalizations have tripled. New cases in Spain have risen to more than 10,000 per day on average over the past week, exceeding the official tally in the spring, when Spain was […] More
President Trump on Monday traveled to Ohio for two separate campaign events. The President will first campaign in Vandalia then he will head over to Swanton for a rally at the Eugene F. Kranz Toledo Express Airport. Advertisement – story continues below Thousands of supporters lined up several hours before President Trump was set to […] More
Taking a moment to mark a milestone. The General Assembly will begin its annual speeches by world leaders on Tuesday, but before it does, it plans a separate virtual gathering to commemorate the passage of the United Nations into its fourth quarter-century. What may have once been conceived as a simple celebration now has a […] More
Here’s what you need to know: President Trump during a campaign rally at the Fayetteville Regional Airport in Fayetteville, N.C., Saturday.Credit…Doug Mills/The New York Times President Trump said on Monday that he would wait until the end of the week to nominate a replacement for Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg in deference to her funeral services, […] More
Here’s what you need to know: Global markets fell on Monday, with several indexes having their worst day in months, as the rising prospect of tighter economic restrictions to control the surge in coronavirus infections turned investors sour. In Europe, the benchmark Stoxx Europe 600 was down 2.6 percent. The FTSE 100 in London was […] More
Health officials sidestep questions about Trump’s timeline for ‘enough vaccines for every American by April.’ As the nation’s coronavirus death toll neared 200,000, top administration health officials on Sunday delicately sidestepped President Trump’s ambitious declaration last week that a vaccine would be available for every American by April. Instead, Adm. Brett Brett P. Giroir, who […] More
Ms. Murkowski’s stance against a vote ahead of the November election was striking, particularly given signals from the White House that the administration hopes to nominate someone for the position in the coming days. Ms. Murkowski took care to hold to her position from 2016, but several other Republicans who resisted confirming Merrick B. Garland, […] More
Ms. Murkowski’s remarks did not address how she felt about a vote on a justice in the weeks after the November election, when Congress will be in a so-called “lame duck session” and still able to vote on both legislation and nominations. Senator Susan Collins, Republican of Maine, on Saturday said not only that the […] More
Week 1 had a little bit of everything, with a few blowouts, a few thrillers, a few shocking upsets and a whole lot of Patrick Mahomes and Lamar Jackson. If we’re lucky, Week 2 will provide much of the same. It might be easier to say who isn’t hurt for San Francisco. Health is a […] More
Democrats link the coming battle over the Supreme Court to health care and the pandemic. As the battle got underway over how the Supreme Court vacancy left by the death of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg should be filled, Democrats argued Sunday that the stakes for the pandemic-battered nation were as much about health care as […] More
The next justice “will be a woman,” Trump declares, as stage is set for titanic political fight. The effects the death of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg could have on all three branches of the United States government — judicial, executive and legislative — came into sharper focus on Sunday as the battle over how her […] More
