Corporate Taxes Are Wealth Taxes
And their decline has led to a steep drop in tax rates for the affluent.
South Korean Man Gets 34 Years for Running Sexual Exploitation Chat Room
Moon Hyeong-wook, 25, was accused of luring young women with promises of high-paying jobs and then forcing them into pornography.
Biden Backs Taiwan, but Some Call for a Clearer Warning to China
As China grows stronger and bolder, some experts want to end Washington’s decades-long policy of “strategic ambiguity.”
For 10 Years, Photographer Follows Up on Destroyed Village
After an earthquake and a tsunami hit Japan in 2011, Hiroko Masuike, a Times photographer, spent a decade documenting the attempts by 15 people to rebuild their community.
Your Thursday Briefing
France’s delayed #MeToo.
Powerful Men Fall, One After Another, in France’s Delayed #MeToo
Since the start of the year, well-known men from diverse fields have been accused of sexual abuse and placed under investigation.
Myanmar’s Ambassador Locked Out of London Embassy
Kyaw Zwar Minn, Myanmar’s ambassador to Britain, said he was locked out of the embassy in London on Wednesday, apparently for criticizing the Burmese military, which staged a coup in February.
More Contagious Covid Variant Is Now Dominant in U.S., C.D.C. Says
The B.1.1.7 variant, first identified in Britain, is now the source of most new coronavirus infections in the United States, the director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said.
Hawaii Becomes 50th State to Expand Vaccine Eligibility
Every state has now heeded President Biden’s call to begin opening vaccinations to all adults by April 19.
Reversing Trump, Biden Restores Aid to Palestinians
The move will once again make the United States a leading donor to the United Nations agency that assists about 5.7 million Palestinians in the Middle East.