Hurricane Iota Becomes a Category 5 Storm
The storm will be the second hurricane to strike the region in two weeks.
Biden’s China Policy? A Balancing Act for a Toxic Relationship
As president, Joe Biden will face deep dilemmas, and a lot of unfinished business, stemming from President Trump’s multiyear onslaught against China.
States Vow Extra Scrutiny of Coronavirus Vaccine
Special committees, mostly in Democratic states, will seek to reassure the public that an F.D.A.-approved vaccine is safe and effective amid doubts about ...
The Cities Accused in Fraud Conspiracies Didn’t Cost Trump the Election
Yet Philadelphia, Milwaukee and Detroit have become the targets of G.O.P. allegations of voting shenanigans.
Liberals Envisioned a Multiracial Coalition. Voters of Color Had Other Ideas.
Democrats may need to rethink their strategy as the class complexities and competing desires of Latino and Asian-American demographic groups become clear.
With 11 Million Cases in the U.S., the Coronavirus Has Gotten Personal for Most People
What was once a health crisis that Americans feared has evolved into one virtually everyone has experienced up close. That will affect behavior, ...
The Hot New Covid Tech Is Wearable and Constantly Tracks You
Sports leagues, large employers and colleges are turning to devices that could usher in more invasive forms of surveillance.
Your Guide to Black Friday Shopping
Watch out for “deals” that aren’t really deals.
Egypt Unearths New Mummies Dating Back 2,500 Years
More than 100 painted wooden coffins, many with bodies, were found in the necropolis of Saqqara, officials said. After several recent finds at ...
The ‘Inn’ Is Out at the Beatrice, but History Still Holds Sway
The chef, Angie Mar, will move the New York institution right next door, reconnecting the restaurant with the family who ran it for ...
