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Dazzling skies, U.F.O. sightings and real-life monsters.

Listen to ��Still Processing��

Justin Timberlake says he��s sorry. Lil Nas X says he��s not sorry.

Listen to ��The Book Review Podcast��

Celebrating 15 years of great literary conversations.

Another Mass Killing, This Time in Indiana, Brings Disbelief

The country grappled with yet another bloody rampage, this time at a FedEx warehouse, only weeks after mass shootings in Atlanta and Boulder, Colo.
The gunman, who left eight dead before killing himself, was identified as a 19-year-old who used to work there and who was already on law enforcement radar.
President Biden repeated his support for a ban on assault weapons after the shooting: ��It is a national embarrassment, what��s going on,�� he said.

Here��s what we know about the shooting victims.

The Sikh community in Indianapolis is devastated by the shooting.

Why Police Can Stop Motorists With Air Fresheners Hanging in Their Cars

In a majority of states it is illegal to hang anything from a rearview mirror that obscures a driver��s view. Critics say the laws are often used as pretexts.

Hundreds March in Chicago, Protesting Police Shooting of Adam Toledo

Holding signs reading ��Justicia Para Adam,�� a large crowd listened as speakers denounced the Chicago Police Department and Mayor Lori Lightfoot.

A white police officer will face a charge of intimidating her son��s Black friend over his Black Lives Matter views.

These Countries Did Well With the Virus. Why Are They Slow on Vaccines?

Japan, South Korea and Australia have inoculated tiny percentages of their populations. The delays risk unwinding their relative public health successes.

Least Vaccinated U.S. Counties Have Something in Common: Trump Voters

A Times analysis found that willingness to receive a vaccine and actual vaccination rates were lower, on average, in counties that voted red in 2020.

��We were flying blind��: One doctor recounts a woman��s vaccine-related blood clot case.

When the U.S. Population Might Be Vaccinated

Check the vaccine rollout in your state

New Reported Cases in the U.S.

See the U.S. hot spots

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Osaka, Japan

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Rome

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Mumbai, India

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S?o Leopoldo, Brazil

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Boston

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London

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Stockholm

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Durham, N.C.

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World��s Virus Death Toll Nears 3 Million

The pace of deaths has been accelerating, and the number of confirmed coronavirus cases has surged to nearly 140 million. Catch up on Covid-19 news.

Tracking the Coronavirus ?

United States??	United StatesOn Apr. 16	14-day change
New cases	78,932	+8%
New deaths	940	�C12%

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United States??	United StatesOn Apr. 16	14-day change
New cases	78,932	+8%
New deaths	940	�C12%

World??	WorldOn Apr. 16	14-day change
New cases	848,378	+25%
New deaths	12,771	+18%

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United States??	United StatesOn Apr. 16	14-day change
New cases	78,932	+8%
New deaths	940	�C12%

Canada??	CanadaOn Apr. 16	14-day change
New cases	9,346	+94%
New deaths	41	+65%

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Britain Prepares for Prince Philip��s Funeral

The service for the Duke of Edinburgh, husband of Queen Elizabeth II, will be scaled back today because of the pandemic. Follow updates here.

Funeral Marks the End of an Era for U.K. Royal Family

Throughout their lives, Queen Elizabeth II and her husband had been a constant presence in Britain and emblems of the nation.

Biden Wavers on Putting Limits on Refugee Entry Amid Democratic Outcry

The move to cap the number at a Trump-era 15,000 prompted such a backlash that the White House retreated, promising to announce an increased number by May 15.

100 Days Without Trump on Twitter: A Nation Scrolls More Calmly

Democrats are breathing easier and Republicans are crying censorship amid a strange quiet after a four-year bombardment of presidential verbiage.

Will a Post-Trump Era Republican Party Retreat on World Affairs?

From the On Politics newsletter: The response to the Afghanistan drawdown plan shows there is little agreement in the G.O.P. on foreign policy.

The Weekender: In Nevada, an Unusual Office Perk

A book that investigates an old Mount Everest mystery. The woman who made Vincent van Gogh famous. Gov. Andrew Cuomo��s continuing troubles. And more.