Here's Where Subway Riders Have Returned. And Where They Haven't.
Wednesday, January 19, 2022 | |
| By Luis Ferré-Sadurní and Grace Ashford Gov. Kathy Hochul unveiled a record-setting new budget plan, as state officials project balanced budgets through 2027, with none of the typical warnings of billion-dollar shortfalls. | | | By Michael Gold, Ana Ley, James Thomas and Benjamin Norman We talked to New Yorkers at stations in Queens, Brooklyn and Manhattan. Their experiences riding the subway hint at the barriers to drawing back those who are not. | | | By Karen Weise, Andrew Ross Sorkin, Kellen Browning and Michael J. de la Merced With the deal, the largest in the software maker's history, Microsoft will acquire Activision's huge pool of users and access to some of the world's most popular games. | | |
| Sports By Adam Skolnick The most advanced science in the triathlon world can be found in Norway, where athletes embrace the data found in heat sensors, oxygen measuring masks and their feces. | | | Opinion | Guest Essay By Joshua M. Sharfstein Among the agencies' major challenges during the pandemic has been collaboration. | | |
| By Nyc Mayor's Office, Via Youtube Mayor Eric Adams of New York City expressed optimism in the fight against the Omicron surge, citing drops in the average number of cases recorded daily and hospitalizations. | | | By The Associated Press As Australia recorded its highest number of daily Covid deaths of the pandemic, officials in Victoria announced an emergency declaration for the state's hospital system. | | | By The Associated Press Hundreds of houses were destroyed after two earthquakes struck a mountainous province in western Afghanistan. | | |
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