How Iowa's Governor Went From Dismissing Mask Mandates to Ordering One Herself
Thursday, November 19, 2020 | |
| By Eliza Shapiro In a big setback for the city's recovery, the nation's largest district will return to all-remote learning. | | | By Sarah Mervosh, Nicholas Bogel-Burroughs, Giulia McDonnell Nieto del Rio and Tim Arango "I don't want to do this," Gov. Kim Reynolds said, joining a wave of Republican governors issuing new mask orders as her state faces a spiraling hospital crisis. | | | By Rebecca Robbins The surge in coronavirus cases worldwide is helping researchers measure more quickly how well their vaccines protect against Covid-19. | | |
| Books | The Americans By A.O. Scott In the third installment of "The Americans," his series on overlooked or under-read writers, A.O. Scott considers the idiosyncratic originality of an author whose influences extend from Hawthorne to Carver but whose imagination is wholly her own. | | | Opinion By Stephanie Nolen Welcome to Nova Scotia, the land that proves that beating back the virus is possible. | | |
| By Reuters Democrats nominated Representative Nancy Pelosi for another term of as speaker of the House, and she suggested it could be her last. | | | By The Associated Press Riot police in Berlin used water canons to disperse crowds at a demonstration against coronavirus restrictions organized by coronavirus deniers, vaccine skeptics and right-wing extremists on Wednesday. | | | By The Associated Press Antigovernment protesters pushed their way to the gates of Thailand's Parliament and spray-painted signs outside of police headquarters after demanding reforms from the government. | | |
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