As Virus Cases Surge, New Yorkers Feel a Familiar Anxiety
Friday, December 17, 2021 | |
| By Emily Anthes The variant will spread quickly through the United States, experts say. What happens after that is less certain. | | | By Michael Wilson, Sharon Otterman, Lola Fadulu and Ashley Wong Vaccinated residents who had embraced a return to some normalcy are unsettled: "It's scary — it feels like we've been here before." | | | By Jan Hoffman The ruling said the company's owners, members of the Sackler family, could not receive protection from civil lawsuits in return for a $4.5 billion contribution. | | |
| New York By Colin Moynihan Photos displayed during Ms. Maxwell's sex-trafficking trial show her in an apparently happy relationship with Jeffrey Epstein, her notorious former companion. | | | Opinion | Paul Krugman By Paul Krugman Maybe the real takeaway should be how little we know about where we are in this strange economic episode. | | |
| By Sarah Kerr, Yousur Al-Hlou and Noah Throop Without a basement, Clara Lutz of Barnsley, Ky., sheltered her infant grandsons in the bathtub for safety. A powerful tornado pulled the tub from her grip and sent the babies flying. | | | By The Associated Press and Reuters Typhoon Rai brought heavy rain and flooding after striking the southeastern part of the Philippines. Rescuers worked to bring residents to safety, including a baby. | | | By Reuters At least five schoolchildren were killed and several others injured after wind gusts swept away a bouncy castle in the Australian state of Tasmania. | | |
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