Men Are Changing Sewing Patterns
A long-neglected home art is reclaimed during the pandemic, including by some eager to break gender stereotypes.
California Towns Rebel Against Pandemic Restaurant Restrictions
Frustrated over an order to temporarily ban outdoor dining across Los Angeles County, many elected officials have fought back — with votes to form their own health departments.
Xavier Becerra’s Move to the Biden Administration
Wednesday: A closer look at the attorney general’s ascension. Also: “Best Of” lists in 2020.
We’ve Reached ‘Safe Harbor’
The Supreme Court shoots down a Republican challenge in Pennsylvania as states pass a critical deadline.
Even in Defeat, Trump Tightens Grip on State G.O.P. Lawmakers
In Pennsylvania, the president’s false claims of a rigged vote may inflame the party base for years to come. One lawmaker said that refusing to back up his assertions would “get my house bombed.”
Help! How Can I Help My Toddler Wear a Mask on a Plane?
Flying with a small child is difficult enough. Now try to get one to keep their mask on.
Social Inequities Explain Racial Gaps in Pandemic, Studies Find
Higher rates of infection and mortality among Black and Hispanic Americans are explained by exposure on the job and at home, experts said.
Children’s hospitals are pitching in to help with the flood of adult Covid-19 patients.
With a rising tide of Covid-19 patients threatening to overwhelm hospitals, public health officials across the United States are reaching for a safety valve that the Northeast used in the spring: borrowing beds in children’s hospitals to care for adult…
Supreme Court Rejects Republican Challenge to Pennsylvania Vote
In a one-sentence order, the court refused to overturn election results that had already been certified and submitted.
Biden’s Choice for Pentagon Faces Questions on Ties to Contractors
Retired Gen. Lloyd J. Austin III serves on the board of Raytheon, one of the world’s largest weapons makers, and is a partner in an investment firm that buys military suppliers.
Work-From-Home Scheme Targeting Latinas Netted $7 Million, U.S. Says
A federal lawsuit says that Moda Latina BZ, a Los Angeles County company, deceived consumers into thinking they could make up to $500 a week selling perfume, makeup and other items.
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