Pandemic Aid Programs Spur a Record Drop in Poverty
| By Emily Cochrane and Jim Tankersley The vote was a breakthrough after weeks of wrangling among White House officials and senators in both parties, clearing the way for action on a top priority for President Biden. | | | By Jason DeParle The most comprehensive study yet of the federal response to the pandemic shows huge but temporary benefits for the poor — and helps frame a larger debate over the role of government. | | | By Patricia Mazzei After the C.D.C. advised masking indoors in areas with high rates of Covid-19, some locales went back under mask mandates. But there was also defiance and hostility. | | |
| Travel | The World Through a Lens By Emilienne Malfatto The dense metropolis is among the only places in India — and one of the few left in the world — where fleets of hand-pulled rickshaws still ply the streets. | | | Opinion | Guest Essay By Bennett Cohen and Jerry Greenfield We support the company's decision to end the sale of its ice cream in the occupied Palestinian territories. | | |
| By The New York Times President Biden unveiled a plan to increase the percentage of U.S.-manufactured components required in products purchased by the federal government from 55 percent to 75 percent. | | | By The Associated Press Mayor Bill de Blasio of New York said the city would give $100 to residents who receive their first dose of a coronavirus vaccine at city-run vaccination sites. | | | By The Associated Press As droughts continue and water temperatures climb, salmon in parts of Oregon and California are developing health issues, like fungus. Scientists are working to move some young salmon to cooler waters. | | |
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