How Other Nations Pay for Child Care. The U.S. Is an Outlier.
Thursday, October 7, 2021 | |
| By Jonathan Weisman and Emily Cochrane With a default on federal debt as little as 12 days away, Senator Mitch McConnell offered to let Democrats temporarily lift the borrowing limit. | | | By Claire Cain Miller Rich countries contribute an average of $14,000 per year for a toddler's care, compared with $500 in the U.S. The Democrats' spending bill tries to shrink the gap. | | | By Apoorva Mandavilli Malaria kills about 500,000 people each year, about half of them children in Africa. The new vaccine isn't perfect, but it will help turn the tide, experts said. | | |
| Arts By Dave Itzkoff On the cutthroat HBO comedy-drama, which returns Oct. 17, Braun and his hopelessly unprepared alter ego are thriving. | | | Opinion | Guest Essay By Joy Neumeyer The next migrant crisis has already begun. | | |
| By The Associated Press and Reuters The authorities said three students and one older person were injured in a shooting that broke out after a fight at a high school in Arlington. The police are searching for Timothy George Simpkins, a student at the school, who they say is a suspect in the shooting. | | | By The Associated Press The scientists Benjamin List and David W.C. MacMillan developed a new and environmentally friendly tool to build molecules, and lessen the impact of chemistry on the environment. | | | By The Associated Press Speaking at the Conservative Party's annual conference, Prime Minister Boris Johnson said the U.K. would transition into an economy defined by high-skilled workers and higher wages. | | |
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