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The administration made a last-ditch, failed appeal to extend the moratorium to buy more time for states to distribute rental aid.
The scenic vistas of this landscape art and the legacy of its creator, Harvey Fite, are being challenged by a persistent feud and a big fence.
The scenic vistas of this landscape art and the legacy of its creator, Harvey Fite, are being challenged by a persistent feud and a big fence.
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Low interest rates are one reason that the housing market has taken off. They are far from the only one.
G.O.P. resistance to public health measures has helped fuel Covid’s resurgence. But the president will be left to clean up the mess.
A federal eviction moratorium is scheduled to end on Saturday. Many tenants are packing up and facing an uncertain future.
With the Taliban sweeping across much of the country, at least 30,000 Afghans are leaving each week. Many more have been displaced within Afghanistan’s borders.
The authorities are clamping down on universities, which they consider hotbeds for unrest. The groups say they are fighting for survival.
The Government Accountability Office said a $2.9 billion award to SpaceX to build the next lunar lander for astronauts would stand.
Dan Brown has a lesser-known advice book. The trouble is, it seems impossible to buy.
The French series was a pandemic hit in the United States. And now its star, Camille Cottin, is emerging to find herself in demand.
For his new Apple TV+ comedy series, Gordon-Levitt imagined what his life might have been like if he hadn’t been so lucky. “It’s probably the most me-ish thing I’ve ever made.”
Foraging has opened their eyes not just to the possibilities of new food sources, but to the legacy of land separation.
The proof is an outbreak in Provincetown, Mass., the agency said. But unpublished internal documents paint an even more harrowing picture.
The discovery of multiple nooses has set off heated debates about the responsibility of companies and the ability of workers to speak their mind.
I wasn’t willing to settle for less than kismet. But chasing a romantic illusion nearly kept me from finding love.
“Leave the rest to me” and to congressional allies, the former president is said to have told top law enforcement officials.
Connor Fields of the U.S. was hospitalized after crashing in the semifinals.
People who once rejected the vaccine or simply waited too long are now grappling with the consequences, often in raw, public ways.
Children under 12, who cannot be vaccinated, can show a negative test to attend. But the Metropolitan Opera and Carnegie Hall plan to bar them for now.
Infections in vaccinated Americans also may be as transmissible as those in unvaccinated people, the document said, and lead more often to severe illness.
Smaller brands are working with athletes in different ways, like giving them equity or roles in developing products, and are paying more attention to their personal stories.
People with compromised immune systems and the unvaccinated make up a high percentage of patients who end up in the hospital.
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Struck by gunfire, Martine Moïse lay bleeding as the assassins who killed her husband ransacked her room. Now, she says, the F.B.I. must find the mastermind behind the attack.
A festival broadens our understanding of Nadia Boulanger, the pathbreaking composer, conductor and thinker.
The sailor, who was a member of the crew when the fire broke out last July, faces a hearing that will determine whether there will be a court-martial.
China relies on a system that puts tens of thousands of children in government-run training schools. Many of the young athletes are funneled into less prominent sports that Beijing hopes to dominate.
The C.D.C.’s new masking advice was based in part on data showing that the virus can thrive in the airways of vaccinated people. The findings are expected on Friday.
The victory for Lee, 18, resonated deeply back home in Minnesota, particularly with the state’s Hmong American community, in which she was raised.
The president said those refusing to get a coronavirus shot should expect inconveniences as long as they decline a vaccine.
With their cheeky name and rich adobo, these skewered “pregnant shrimp” rule the beaches of Puerto Vallarta and are perfect for grilling at home.
Theodore McCarrick, 91, the former Roman Catholic archbishop of Washington, was charged with three counts of indecent assault and battery. He is accused of abusing a 16-year-old boy in 1974.
More than 1,500 employees for the video game giant, which is facing an explosive state lawsuit, have called for executives to take sexual harassment seriously.
The 28,000-square-foot, four-story Great Jones Distilling Company will open in August with a cocktail bar, a tasting room and more.
The Biden administration has quietly undone a Trump policy that severely restricted penalties imposed on facilities that violated safety standards.
Humans aren’t the only species that navigate by starlight. Animals from birds to dung beetles may do it, too — and might become disoriented as our city lights drown out the heavens.
“The Green Knight” offered the actor a movie-star moment unlike anything he’s done before. Could he conquer his insecurities and take the lead?
The Nauka Multipurpose Laboratory Module will dock with the orbiting outpost on Thursday morning. Here’s what you need to know.
Companies that dealt with shifting recommendations, angry customers and vulnerable employees earlier in the pandemic find themselves again considering mask mandates.
Policing women’s bodies via dress code is nothing new in sports. The difference is now women are doing something about it.
Aid workers say the Ethiopian government has effectively cut off the lone route into the conflict-torn region of Tigray, leading to a risk of mass starvation.
The company’s response to pandemic cancellations? An eight-city tour with sleeper buses and a foldout stage to perform outdoors.
The vote was a breakthrough after weeks of wrangling among White House officials and senators in both parties, clearing the way for action on a top priority for President Biden.
Wednesday: Federal officials urged even vaccinated people to wear masks indoors as the Delta variant spreads. What does that mean for Californians?
Despite the rising number of Delta variant cases, officials said they were not yet ready to follow federal guidance and require masks indoors.
The stock trading app is set to start trading as a public company on Thursday.
The most comprehensive study yet of the federal response to the pandemic shows huge but temporary benefits for the poor — and helps frame a larger debate over the role of government.
The revolution of 2011 ousted a dictator and set off the Arab Spring. But then the West overlooked the country’s economic problems, intent on creating a bulwark against Islamist extremism.
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