New coronavirus cases around the world reached a new weekly record, according to the W.H.O.
The surge is being driven largely by an outbreak in India, where the authorities reported nearly 300,000 new cases on Wednesday alone.
Ukraine’s President Warns of Possible War With Russia
President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine warned of a possible war with Russia in an address to citizens on Tuesday evening. He directed comments to President Vladimir V. Putin and called for international support.
Antibody rates among Black and Hispanic New Yorkers are double those of others, new estimates show.
A study found at least a third of Black and Hispanic New York City residents had antibodies after the first wave a year ago, but only 16 percent of white New Yorkers did.
War, Peace and Taliban Spreadsheets
The Taliban have been recording and contesting every perceived U.S. violation of the troop withdrawal deal.
A New Bird Flu Jumps to Humans. So Far, It's Not a Problem
Covid fuels the current virus pandemic, but the world is full of flu viruses waiting in the wings. And they keep changing unpredictably.
They Pretended to Be Investigators. Then They Scammed Her Out of $33 Million.
In one of the most staggering phone scams in Hong Kong memory, a 90-year-old woman was robbed over five months by swindlers who accused her of money laundering.
Your Wednesday Briefing
A jury finds Derek Chauvin guilty.
J.&J. to Resume Its Covid Vaccine Rollout in Europe
The agency says the Johnson & Johnson coronavirus vaccine should have a warning for a potential risk for rare blood clots even though it believes the shot’s benefits outweigh risks. The agency did not recommend stopping use of the vaccine.
Your Wednesday Briefing
Guilty on all counts.
Coal Is Set to Roar Back, and So Are Its Climate Risks
To slow down climate change, new coal projects need to end. A global forecast this week shows demand rising sharply.