Trump Was Sicker Than Acknowledged With Covid-19
Friday, February 12, 2021 | |
| By Peter Baker and Nicholas Fandos Their warning that the ex-president remains a danger to democracy and could foment still more violence if not barred from running for office again does not convince his fellow Republicans. | | | By Noah Weiland, Maggie Haberman, Mark Mazzetti and Annie Karni When hospitalized with the coronavirus in October, his blood oxygen levels had plunged and officials feared he was on the verge of being placed on a ventilator. | | | By Ruth Graham They are stars within one of the fastest-growing corners of American Christianity. Now, their movement is in crisis. | | |
| World By Dan Bilefsky Accusations stretching back 25 years have spurred city officials to acknowledge racism within the department and pledge to address it. | | | Opinion By Stacey Abrams and Lauren Groh-Wargo It may take 10 years. Do it anyway. | | |
| By Christina Kelso Prosecutors wrapped up their arguments by asserting that President Donald J. Trump incited rioters to storm the Capitol, part of a pattern of provoking violence that would not end unless the Senate voted to convict him. | | | By The New York Times At least five people were killed in crashes that involved at least 100 vehicles on a Texas interstate Thursday morning, as winter weather caused hazardous conditions. | | | By Reuters President Biden visited the National Institutes of Health in Bethesda, Md., where he said Covid-19 vaccines would not be available for all Americans before late summer because of his predecessor's poor planning. | | |
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