The New York TimesU.S. Politics Top Lawmakers Not Told of Police Request for Backup Before Riot, Aide and Others Say verified_publisherThe New York Times - Julian E. Barnes, Michael S. Schmidt, Luke Broadwater and Adam GoldmanWASHINGTON — In the days leading up to the mob attack on the Capitol, congressional security officials never let House and Senate leaders know that the Capitol Police had warned they might need National...
The New York TimesFrank Miller He Just Wanted to Play Catch. They Got Relief From Troubled Times. verified_publisherThe New York Times - Mike WilsonCorrection: January 16, 2021 This article has been revised to reflect the following correction: An earlier version of this article described bluebird eggs as white. While they are occasionally that color,...
The New York TimesScience How to (Literally) Drive the Coronavirus Away verified_publisherThe New York Times - Emily AnthesOver the past year, as the health authorities have tried to curb the Covid-19 pandemic, researchers have trained their scientific attention on a variety of potentially risky environments: places where...
The New York TimesHealth C.D.C. Warns the New Virus Variant Could Fuel Huge Spikes in Covid-19 Cases verified_publisherThe New York Times - Apoorva Mandavilli and Roni Caryn RabinFederal health officials warned on Friday that a far more contagious variant of the coronavirus first identified in Britain could become the dominant source of infection in the United States by March,...
The New York TimesWashington (D.C.) New Warnings of Violence as Security Tightens for Inauguration verified_publisherThe New York Times - Zolan Kanno-Youngs, Eileen Sullivan and Eric SchmittWASHINGTON — Law enforcement officials are vetting hundreds of potential airplane passengers and beefing up airport security as officials amplify warnings of violence before the presidential inauguration...
The New York TimesU.S. Politics Trump's Ideas Flourish Among State and Local Republicans verified_publisherThe New York Times - Lisa Lerer and Reid J. EpsteinIn Cleveland County, Okla., the chairman of the local Republican Party openly wondered “why violence is unacceptable,” just hours before a mob stormed the U.S. Capitol last week. “What the crap do you...
