Florida's Coronavirus Cases Rise, Especially Among the Young

The state’s open invitation to enjoy spring break is a contributing factor. Another may be the exponential increase of infections of the more contagious B.1.1.7 variant.


Variants and Eased Restrictions Push US Coronavirus Cases Up Again

The country averaged 61,545 cases last week, 11 percent more than the average two weeks earlier.


Six States Open Vaccines to All Adults on Monday

“We must get every dose of vaccine into arms quickly,” said Gov. Laura Kelly of Kansas.


At Least 36 US States Prioritize Religious Leaders for Vaccines

Public health officials are turning to frontline faith leaders to reduce vaccination hesitancy in their communities.


Testing, One, Two. Fans Flock to an Experimental Indoor Rock Concert.

An organizer said this Barcelona event, one of several planned in Europe, was “a small but important step toward normality.” The listeners there basked in being part of an audience again.


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Myanmar’s bloodiest day.


Edward Jenner Pioneered Vaccination. Will His Museum Survive a Pandemic?

The site where Dr. Jenner first inoculated people against smallpox has struggled in the coronavirus lockdowns, one of hundreds of museums in Britain teetering amid the closures.


Syria Says it Will Ration Fuel as Economic Toll of Suez Canal Blockage Grows


16 Global Design Concepts for an Unpredictable Future

The challenges of the past year gave designers every reason to recede into the shadows, but creativity won’t be denied.


Greensill Capital: The Collapse of a Company Built on Debt

Greensill Capital promised a win-win for buyers and sellers, until it all fell apart, igniting concerns about opaque accounting practices.