More Hacking Attacks Found as Officials Warn of 'Grave Risk' to U.S. Government
Friday, December 18, 2020 | |
| By Jim Tankersley and Emily Cochrane A campaign by conservative activists and disputes over how to divvy up federal assistance have thwarted negotiators. But President-elect Joe Biden will make a new push for such funding next year. | | | By David E. Sanger and Nicole Perlroth Minutes after the government statement, President-elect Joseph R. Biden Jr. warned that his administration would impose "substantial costs" on those responsible. President Trump has been silent on the hacking. | | | By Denise Grady, Abby Goodnough, Carl Zimmer and Katherine J. Wu An advisory group's recommendation will mean millions more Americans can be inoculated, extending protection against Covid beyond major urban areas into rural and suburban regions. | | |
| World By Jane Bradley, Selam Gebrekidan and Allison McCann In the desperate scramble for protective gear and other equipment, political insiders reaped billions. | | | Opinion By Elizabeth Bruenig The Trump administration has resumed federal executions after a 17-year hiatus. I witnessed the latest one. | | |
| By Reuters and The Associated Press New York received its heaviest snowfall in years after a storm pummeled the Northeast on Wednesday and Thursday. The National Weather Service recorded 10 inches of precipitation in Central Park. Upstate, Binghamton got 41. | | | By Reuters King Carl XVI Gustaf of Sweden said the nation's coronavirus response, which has been much more relaxed than other European countries, was a failure because more lives weren't saved during the pandemic. | | | By The Associated Press France's president, Emmanuel Macron, met with Prime Minister António Costa of Portugal just before it was announced that Mr. Macron tested positive for coronavirus. | | |
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