With Pig Parades and Youth Camps, Taiwan’s Ailing Kuomintang Tries a Revamp
The Beijing-friendly party, which long held an iron grip on the island, is struggling to stay relevant at a time when many residents are wary of China’s ambitions.
California Extends Vaccine Access to People With Disabilities
The state will extend Covid-19 vaccinations to people over 16 who are debilitated or immunocompromised by cancer and other diseases and chronic conditions.
On W.H.O. Trip, China Refused to Hand Over Important Data
The information could be key to determining how and when the outbreak started, and to learning how to prevent future pandemics.
Canadians to American Tourists: (Please) Stay Away!
The Canadian tourism industry is reeling, but pandemic-weary Canadians show little desire to open the borders.
French Mayor Opens Museums, Defying Coronavirus Orders
Cultural institutions in France have been clamoring to reopen for months. They found an unlikely champion in a far-right civic official in Perpignan.
Ohio Begins Adding In 4,000 Overlooked Covid Deaths
The deaths, some of which dated back to October, had not been properly merged between one reporting system and another, the state’s Department of Health said.
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Advocates for Homeless Sue N.Y.C. Subway System Over Covid Rules
The suit argues that a series of Covid-19 rules unfairly target people who shelter in the city’s subways.
‘We Need a Circuit Breaker’: Victoria Enters Lockdown
After multiple new cases of coronavirus were identified in Victoria, Australia, officials placed the region under lockdown, despite the tennis tournament currently taking place there.