India Rounds Up Critics Under Cover of Virus Crisis, Activists Say
The Indian authorities arrested dozens of people during a nationwide lockdown. Human rights groups say many of the detentions are based on scant evidence.
Several Injured After Glacier Tour Bus Rolls Over in Canadian Rockies
The vehicle was specially designed to carry visitors onto one of North America’s largest glaciers, in Jasper National Park in Alberta.
‘People Are Fed Up’: Protesters Defy Kremlin to Stage Biggest Rally Yet
After more than a week of unrest, tens of thousands of people continued to fill the streets in the Russian Far East to protest the arrest of Sergei I. Furgal, a popular regional governor.
Arson Suspected in French Cathedral Fire
The authorities in Nantes, France, said that a fire that broke out at the Cathedral of St. Peter and St. Paul was being investigated as arson.
‘Violent Fire’ Hits Cathedral in French City of Nantes
The images of smoke pouring out of the Gothic building were a painful reminder of the fire that mauled Notre-Dame in Paris, but the authorities said the damage would not be as serious.
A Covid-19 Lesson: Some Seriously Ill Patients Can Be Treated at Home
To ease pressure on hospitals, Northwell Health brought medical workers, oxygen tanks and intravenous equipment into patients’ homes. Now Florida is taking cues.
Battle in the Himalayas
China and India are locked in a tense, deadly struggle for advantage on their disputed mountain border.
Long Waits for U.K. Hospital Treatment as N.H.S. Fights Coronavirus
With routine operations in England curtailed, some patients have experienced a significant deterioration.
Coronavirus Briefing: What Happened Today
Americans still can’t stop fighting about masks.
The Community That Covid-19 Built
On Hiawatha Road, the virus has stitched neighbors into a community that exchanges homemade food and homegrown produce.