As Biden Confronts Vaccine Hesitancy, Republicans Are a Particular Challenge
| By Jason Horowitz Germany, France, Italy and Spain became the latest countries to suspend use of the vaccine even as a third wave of the pandemic threatens the continent. | | | By Annie Karni and Zolan Kanno-Youngs The administration is seeking help in urging Republicans to get inoculated. But the president said he was not sure how much value there was in enlisting his predecessor. | | | By Christina Goldbaum and Pranshu Verma President Biden's sweeping stimulus package includes the largest single infusion of federal aid that public transportation has ever received, allowing agencies to scrap plans for draconian cuts. | | |
| World | Russia Dispatch By Anton Troianovski and Sergey Ponomarev Usually it's foreigners who cavort at the world's deepest lake in winter. But with many borders closed, Russians are arriving in droves to make TikTok videos and snap Instagram pictures. | | | Opinion | The conversation By Gail Collins and Bret Stephens President Biden is not the only one who wants to celebrate Independence Day. | | |
| By The Associated Press and Reuters Italy began to enter strict regional lockdowns on Monday, as the government moved to halt an increase in coronavirus infections just one year after the country became the first in Europe to impose a national lockdown. | | | By The Associated Press Dr. Rochelle Walensky, director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, discussed the findings of a new study that suggests three feet, not six feet, was sufficient distance for students if they adhere to safety precautions. | | | By Reuters and The Associated Press Thousands of women took to the streets in cities across Australia on Monday to protest violence and discrimination against women. This comes as accusations of rape grow in the country's halls of power. | | |
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