By Madeleine Ngo Queen Elizabeth II praised people throughout the Commonwealth for uniting during the pandemic in upbeat televised remarks
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N.Y.C. doubled ‘cleanups’ of homeless encampments last year, despite C.D.C. guidance to let them be.
By Andy Newman Guidelines by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on how cities should deal with homeless people
Read moreThe head of Canada’s largest pension fund steps down after traveling to the U.A.E. to get vaccinated.
The head of Canada’s largest pension fund stepped down on Thursday evening after news broke that he had flown to
Read moreNew York opens vaccine sites in Brooklyn and Queens to target hardest-hit neighborhoods.
New York State opened two large vaccination sites on Wednesday in Brooklyn and Queens, part of an effort to boost
Read moreThe pace of U.S. vaccinations has drastically slowed, hampered by snow and power outages.
The rate of Covid-19 vaccinations in the United States, which had been accelerating after a chaotic start, has quickly fallen
Read moreIn France, Covid cases plateau, vaccinations still lag and weariness sets in.
There is a growing and glum sense in France that its efforts to quell the pandemic have stalled. The country
Read moreCalifornia Has Most U.S. Covid Deaths
Dozens of times a day in Covid-19 wards across California, a scene like this plays out: A hospital chaplain watches
Read moreChildhood colds don’t prevent coronavirus infection, a study finds.
The theory was compelling: Could children be less vulnerable to the new coronavirus because they carry antibodies to other coronaviruses
Read moreTo fight the virus, France relaxes its ban on an American habit: lunch at your desk.
PARIS — Eating habits are as good a guide to France as any, and they are about to undergo a
Read moreAstraZeneca Shot Found to Be Protective Against Coronavirus Variant First Seen in U.K.
By Benjamin Mueller and Rebecca Robbins The Covid-19 vaccine developed by AstraZeneca and the University of Oxford protected people against
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