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Fruit Flies Are Essential to Science. So Are the Workers Who Keep Them Alive.

Sustaining the world’s biggest Drosophila collection during the pandemic has been a challenge, but the people in Indiana who supply the insects to labs around the world stay dedicated to the task.

The Next Covid Vaccine Challenge: Reassuring Older Americans

The two leading coronavirus vaccines seemed to work well in elderly trial volunteers. “I just can’t understand why people are afraid,” one 95-year-old said.

U.S. Imposes Sanctions on Turkey Over 2017 Purchase of Russian Missile Defenses

Trump had resisted the economic penalties against Turkey in favor of his personal relationship with President

Schools Will Close in Germany as Cases Surge

Even in a country once seen as a success story, the second wave is taking a toll on education

Hearing Aids Could Use Some Help

The vital medical devices could be inexpensive and available over the counter. But efforts have stalled under the F.D.A.

Can Congress Overturn the Electoral College Results? Probably Not

Republicans are planning one final showdown. They are almost certain to fail, but not before Vice President Mike Pence is thrust into having to declare President Trump the loser.

U.S. Imposes Sanctions on 2 Iranian Officials in Robert Levinson Case

The Treasury imposed sanctions on two Interior Ministry officials, who it said were “involved in the abduction, detention and probable death” of Mr. Levinson, a former F.B.I. agent.

The Electoral College Meets

An archaic institution finds itself in the spotlight: This is your morning tip sheet.

Mary Nichols Appears to Be Out of Running to Lead E.P.A.

The president-elect’s transition team is scrambling to find a new candidate for the E.P.A. after advocates objected to Mary D. Nichols.

What’s Next for Trump Voters Who Believe the Election Was Stolen?

Some are certain the election was fraudulent. Others aren’t so sure. What becomes of their skepticism has important implications for American democracy.

Electoral College Voter: Long an Honor, and Now Also a Headache

Casting votes in the Electoral College has been a routine part of election mechanics, but this year electors have been thrust into the cross hairs of President Trump’s extraordinary effort to overturn the results.

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