U.S. Should Slow Withdrawal From Afghanistan, Bipartisan Panel Urges

A study group appointed by Congress finds that removing international forces by the May 1 date set in the 2020 U.S.-Taliban peace agreement could lead to a civil war in Afghanistan.


Archaeologists Find a Mummy With a Golden Tongue

The tongue, found at a temple on the outskirts of Alexandria, Egypt, was probably meant to help the deceased speak in the afterlife, experts said.


UNICEF to Receive 1.1 Billion Coronavirus Vaccine Doses

Henrietta Fore, the executive director of UNICEF, said the organization and its partners will have access to up to 1.1. billion Covid-19 vaccine does to distribute in 100 countries for approximately $3 a dose.


Iceland Has a Request for Disney+: More Icelandic, Please

Disney brought its streaming service to Iceland last year. Now, the country’s education minister has sent a letter of complaint over the lack of Icelandic dubbing and subtitling.


5 Art Accounts to Follow on Instagram Now

From a lavish armory in Florence to a tiny gallery near the Arctic Circle, here are five far-flung museums that deserve more followers.


Superspreader Sunday?

And what else you need to know today.


Some doctors, burned by low reimbursements, have stopped testing for the virus.


Your Wednesday Briefing

A Russian court sentences Aleksei Navalny.


How Hong Kong’s Lowliest Politicians Became Its Champions of Freedom

District councilors typically tended to mundane matters like pest control and new bus stops. Now, they’re the last line of defense in keeping the city’s pro-democracy opposition alive.


States in the US are Pulling Back Vaccine Doses from Federal Program for Nursing Homes