Coronavirus Briefing: What Happened Today
Who should get vaccines first? Bill Gates says deaths would be halved if rich countries didn’t get first dibs.
N.F.L.’s Big Running Back Deals Will Lead to Sour Grapes
The Saints and the Vikings became the latest teams to invest in the run, signing Alvin Kamara and Dalvin Cook to five-year deals. They are ...
The Liberty Had a Plan. Maybe It Will Work Next Year.
The Liberty were riding high after drafting Sabrina Ionescu, but her injury, along with absent players and the team’s inexperience, turned ...
Smoke From West Coast Wildfires Spreads to the East Coast
Smoke from the wildfires in the West was also spotted high in the skies over Washington, D.C. Firefighters continued to battle blazes that ...
As Second Wave Builds, U.K. Enters New Coronavirus Testing Crisis
Surging demand following the reopening of schools has generated a backlog of 185,000 tests, just as the pace of infections threatens to exp...
In Denying Minimizing Threat of Virus, Trump Again Downplays Pandemic
President Trump presented a view of the pandemic radically at odds with the view of public health officials, insisting again that the virus...
Your Wednesday Briefing
Coronavirus in Europe, Israeli-Gulf deal, Aleksei Navalny: Here’s what you need to know.
Sarah McBride Is Set to Be the Nation’s Highest-Ranking Transgender Official
Ms. McBride, who would be the first openly transgender person to serve in any state’s senate, won a primary for a safely Democratic seat in...
A New Front in the Biden-Trump Battle for the Suburbs: Wildfires
An issue that has always been on the sidelines in presidential campaigns may be coming to the forefront as Joseph Biden seeks to cast clima...
Tiger Woods Would Like to Remind You That he Dominated the U.S. Open 20 Years Ago
On the 20th anniversary of his first U.S. Open win — by the largest margin in history — Woods looked back at his memorable finishes and pla...
Capitals Hire Peter Laviolette, Hoping for More Deep Playoff Runs
Laviolette takes over Washington after back-to-back division championships followed by first-round exits in the postseason.
Celebrities Plan an ‘Instagram Freeze,’ but Reaction Is Icy
Stars including Kim Kardashian West, Katy Perry and Mark Ruffalo said they would protest Facebook by freezing their Instagram accounts on W...
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