Biden Promised 500 Million Free Covid Tests. Then He Had to Find Them.
Wednesday, February 2, 2022 | |
| By Anton Troianovski and Michael Schwirtz The Russian president seemed to be trying to ratchet down tensions in the standoff over Ukraine, while claiming the United States was seeking to goad Moscow into an invasion. | | | By Noah Weiland, Katie Thomas and Jessica Silver-Greenberg Millions of Americans are now receiving tests through the new mail program, which health experts said came too late to meet demand during the brunt of Omicron wave. | | | By Alan Rappeport The record red ink, fueled by spending to combat the coronavirus, comes as interest rates are expected to rise, which could add to America's costs. | | |
| World | Congo River Dispatch By Ruth Maclean, Caleb Kabanda and Nanna Heitmann To find the faithful, preachers in some areas of the Democratic Republic of Congo hold church where the crowds are, on boats traveling the country's water highway. | | | Opinion | Guest Essay By Amy Julia Becker These tests can offer information about the chromosomal makeup of fetuses but cannot prepare parents for the wonder within every human life. | | |
| By Axel Boada, Sean Alfano and Rex Sakamoto Tom Brady, the seven-time Super Bowl champion quarterback, decided to leave the N.F.L. while still at the top of his sport. | | | By The Associated Press President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia said that the United States was trying to pull Russia into an unwanted armed conflict over Ukraine. | | | By The Associated Press Thousands of residents were ordered to leave a neighborhood in Winston-Salem, N.C., over worries of a possible explosion, as the fire continued burning for the second day. | | |
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