A Ripple Effect of Loss: U.S. Covid Deaths Approach 500,000
Sunday, February 21, 2021 | |
| By Christopher Flavelle, Brad Plumer and Hiroko Tabuchi Continent-spanning storms triggered blackouts in Oklahoma and Mississippi, halted one-third of U.S. oil production and disrupted vaccinations in 20 states. | | | By Julie Bosman Twice as many Americans have died as early worst-case projections. | | | By Mark Leibovich The fallout from the Capitol attack and the shadow of the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing are likely to take center stage at the confirmation hearings for President Biden's pick for attorney general. | | |
| World By Julie Turkewitz, Isayen Herrera and Meridith Kohut Affordable birth control has disappeared, pushing many women into unplanned pregnancies at a time when they can barely feed the children they already have. | | | Opinion By Katie Engelhart For the millions of Americans living with dementia, every day during this pandemic can bring a fresh horror. | | |
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