A Full Impeachment Trial Day 1 Guide: Start Time, Streaming and More
Debate will begin at 1 p.m. on Tuesday. Though the trial is expected to be fast-paced, oral arguments could stretch into next week.
Covid Restrictions Might Factor Into Avalanche Deaths, Experts Say
In the first week of February, avalanches in the United States killed at least 14 people, an extraordinarily high number. Experts say one explanation might be increased interest in outdoor activities during the coronavirus pandemic.
Lost in Antarctica, a Wallet Is Returned 53 Years Later (Memories Included)
Paul Grisham, now 91, left his wallet behind when he was stationed on “the ice” in the 1960s as a meteorologist for the U.S. Navy.
How Does California’s Vaccine Rollout Compare With Other Parts of the Country?
Tuesday: Here’s what to know about The New York Times’s vaccine tracker. Also: Lunar New Year.
Justice Dept. to Keep Special Counsel Investigating Russia Inquiry
John H. Durham will remain as special counsel even as the Biden administration requests a mass resignation of U.S. attorneys. The prosecutor investigating Hunter Biden’s taxes will also remain.
Trump Isn’t the Only One on Trial. The Conservative Media Is, Too.
The former president’s second impeachment trial begins oral arguments on Tuesday. But conservative media organizations face an even more consequential test in the weeks and months ahead.
Study Finds People With Dementia Are Twice as Likely to Get Covid
The analysis of nearly 62 million electronic medical records in the U.S. also found that Black people with dementia were at an even greater risk.
Trump Impeachment Team Denies Incitement in Legal Brief
The lengthy legal brief provided the first extended defense of former President Donald J. Trump’s conduct since the Jan. 6 assault on the Capitol. It arrived as senators locked in rules for an exceedingly fast trial.
How the G.O.P. Allied Itself With Militants
Actions taken by paramilitary groups in Michigan last year, emboldened by President Donald J. Trump, signaled a profound shift in Republican politics and a national crisis in the making.
How Biden United a Fractious Democratic Party Under One Tent
President Biden and progressive Democrats are united by a moment of national crisis and the lingering influence of his predecessor. But the moment of harmony may be fragile.
How Dentistry Adapted to Covid-19: Less Drilling, Less Germ Spray
The pandemic has forced dentists and hygienists to change some of the methods for maintaining good oral hygiene, to protect patients as well as themselves.
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