N.Y. Today: Two Years of the Pandemic in New York

If a fellow New Yorker had told you on March 1, 2020, what the next two years held for the city.

Chilling New Details Emerge of Shooting Spree Targeting Homeless Men

Prosecutors paint a disturbing picture of a man who they said was on a murderous rampage against the most vulnerable.

By Ashley Southall

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Push for More Restrictive Bail Law Gains a Key Ally: Gov. Hochul

Ms. Hochul wants to expand the list of crimes eligible for bail in New York, and give judges the power to consider the danger a defendant poses in setting bail for certain crimes.

By Luis Ferré-Sadurní, Grace Ashford and Jonah E. Bromwich

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The Omicron subvariant BA.2 now accounts for 'around 30 percent' of New York City's cases, officials say.

Overall cases have been ticking up, but remain far below the peak of the surge driven by BA.1 that started in December and retreated in January.

By Michael Gold

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See 'Spot' Save: Robot Dogs Join the New York Fire Department

Plans to use two new robot dogs only in precarious search and rescue missions may help avoid the controversy that met the Police Department's robots last year.

By Chelsia Rose Marcius

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What New York Got Wrong About the Pandemic, and What It Got Right

The city was slow to react, and the vaccine rollout was flawed. Poor neighborhoods still need help. But shutdowns and mandates saved lives.

By Joseph Goldstein and Sharon Otterman

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Today's Headlines: Biden Says Putin Has Chosen ‘Catastrophic’ War Over Diplomacy

Pope Deplores the War in Ukraine but Not the Aggressor
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Biden Says Putin Has Chosen 'Catastrophic' War Over Diplomacy

By Michael D. Shear, Valerie Hopkins, Marc Santora and Ivan Nechepurenko

President Biden spoke amid fears that Russia was setting the stage for an invasion that could ignite the biggest conflict in Europe in decades.

Pope Deplores the War in Ukraine but Not the Aggressor

Pope Deplores the War in Ukraine but Not the Aggressor

By Jason Horowitz

Francis has raised his voice against "unacceptable armed aggression" without mentioning President Vladimir V. Putin or Russia. Some analysts say that he risks complicating his legacy.

Kyiv's Suburbs Become Unlikely Front Line of Ukraine War

By Carlotta Gall and Andrew E. Kramer

With savage artillery exchanges, the areas on the outskirts of the capital are the scenes of seesaw battles that have stalled the Russian advance for now.

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