Trump Officials Push Ambitious Vaccine Timeline as California Locks Down
As cases surge and hospital beds fill up, federal officials said a vaccine could be distributed to as many as 24 million people by mid-January.
Anti-Vaccine Doctor Has Been Invited to Testify Before Senate Committee
The selection of Dr. Jane M. Orient as federal health officials are trying to promote a vaccine to end the coronavirus pandemic prompted harsh criticism from Senator Chuck Schumer, Democrat of New York.
After Centuries of Obscurity, Wilmington Is Having a Moment
Joe Biden’s hometown, known chiefly for its dull, corporate vibe, has become the center of the political universe. Residents are thrilled.
Barr Is Said to Be Weighing Whether to Leave Before Trump’s Term Ends
The attorney general’s future came into doubt after he acknowledged that the Justice Department had not found evidence of widespread voter fraud in the president’s election loss.
Some Colleges Plan to Bring Back More Students in the Spring
College officials say they have learned important lessons about managing the pandemic on their campuses. Not everyone is so confident.
Jupiter and Saturn Head for Closest Visible Alignment in 800 Years
On Dec. 21, Jupiter and Saturn will appear to be no more than a dime’s width apart in the night sky. The last time that could be seen was in 1226.
At Rally for Georgia Senators, Trump Focuses on His Own Grievances
The president falsely claimed the election was rigged and that he had won. Earlier, he urged Georgia’s governor to call a special legislative session to overturn Joe Biden’s win in the state.
Trump’s Final Days of Rage and Denial
The last act of the Trump presidency has taken on the stormy elements of a drama more common to history or literature than a modern White House.
Los Angeles Coronavirus Restrictions on Dining Draw Criticism
Restaurant owners say Los Angeles County is unfairly enforcing its ban on outdoor dining, but health officials say rules for film crews are much more strict.
Nor’easter Knocks Out Power to More Than 200,000 in New England
Around 85,000 customers in Maine alone still don’t have electricity after a nor’easter brought high winds and heavy snow.
‘They’re Playing With Our Lives’: What Happens Next for DACA’s ‘Dreamers’
A judge ordered the Trump administration to reinstate protections for young immigrants brought to the country as children. But their status remains precarious.
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