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In Vermont, Isolating Inmates Kept Covid at Bay, but at a Price

The state prison system is the only one in the nation where no one has died of Covid-19. But the strict lockdowns and quarantines that slowed the virus created their own problems.

How Darnella Frazier’s Video Upended The Minneapolis PD’s Initial Tale

The Minneapolis Police Department’s initial account of officers’ encounter with George Floyd was dramatically different from the reality shown on a bystander’s video.

Inside Biden’s Reversal on Refugees

What had been an easy promise on the campaign trail — to reverse what Democrats called President Donald J. Trump’s “racist” limits on accepting refugees — has become a test of what is truly important to President Biden.

How to Deal With the Rental Car Crunch

The pandemic has wreaked havoc in the rental car industry, leading to a shortage of cars and sticker shock for travelers. Here are some tips for finding an affordable one.

What’s Next For the Other 3 Police Officers at the Scene of George Floyd’s Arrest?

Thomas Lane, J. Alexander Kueng and Tou Thao were charged with aiding and abetting second-degree murder and aiding and abetting second-degree manslaughter and are expected to be tried jointly beginning in August.

On TV, a Tense Wait, Then an Emotional Response to Chauvin Verdict

Every major broadcast and cable news network — and even ESPN — broke into regular programming on Tuesday for live coverage of the Derek Chauvin verdict.

In Harlem, Chauvin Verdict Represents ‘a Little Bit of Justice’

The final verdict in the murder trial of Derek Chauvin was broadcast live across the country. Our camera captured reaction from New York.

Biden Calls Chauvin Verdict a ‘Much Too Rare’ Moment of Justice

President Biden has been outspoken about George Floyd’s death, and on Tuesday he called it “murder in full light of day.”

The Science of Climate Change Explained

Definitive answers to the big questions.

Minneapolis Public Schools to Close in Anticipation of a Verdict

The schools will shift to remote learning from Wednesday through Friday, but if the schedule in the Derek Chauvin trial changes, the district will “re-evaluate, adjust plans,” a letter to parents said.

Former Sheriff’s Deputy Is Charged After Deadly Shooting in Austin

A former sheriff’s deputy was taken into custody a day after the authorities said he fatally shot three people at an apartment complex.

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