U.S. Booster Policy Is in Flux as Studies Add to Dissent
Thursday, September 16, 2021 | |
| By Shawn Hubler Gov. Gavin Newsom is facing multiple crises. Ninety percent of California is in extreme drought. The median home price has eclipsed $800,000. Some 100,000 people are sleeping outside or in their cars. | | | By Sharon LaFraniere and Noah Weiland A week before President Biden's plan is to roll out, scientists are at odds about whether extra coronavirus shots are needed and for whom. | | | Afghanistan Dispatch By Jim Huylebroek Since the Taliban takeover, much of Afghanistan's countryside has seen a big drop in violence after 20 years of fighting. "It has been a long time now since a bullet hit our homes." | | |
| The Upshot By Aatish Bhatia and Josh Katz Across the U.S., nights are warming faster than days because of climate change, and this effect is amplified in cities. | | | Opinion | Guest Essay By James Poulos The confluence of tech and finance has produced a nascent soft social credit system. Digital currency may be the only way out. | | |
| By Spacex Via Associated Press The four crew members of the Inspiration4 mission, all civilians, reached orbit. The capsule they are riding in, named Resilience, will orbit Earth for three days at an altitude of up to 360 miles. | | | By The New York Times Vice President Kamala Harris and Treasury Secretary Janet L. Yellen urged an overhaul of the country's child care system. The Biden administration detailed failures by the private sector to provide affordable, high-quality care to families as the U.S. faces labor shortages. | | |
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