New York Spent $1 Billion on Virus Supplies. Now It Wants Money Back.
Thursday, December 17, 2020 | |
| By Emily Cochrane The emerging compromise would provide emergency stimulus payments, jobless aid and rental assistance, extending help to businesses and funding the distribution of a vaccine. But more is likely to be needed. | | | By Michael Rothfeld and J. David Goodman City and state officials are trying to recover millions from quick deals made during the worst weeks of the pandemic this spring. | | | By Rebecca Robbins and Jessica Silver-Greenberg Walgreens and CVS staff will soon begin vaccinations at tens of thousands of long-term care facilities. Some staff and residents are wary, and there are thorny issues of consent. | | |
| Sports By Elena Bergeron She used her time away from competing during the pandemic to reflect on the world and her place within it. When the time came to speak, she approached it in her own distinct way. | | | Opinion By Jeremy Samuel Faust, Harlan M. Krumholz and Rochelle P. Walensky New research shows that July may have been the deadliest month for young adults in modern American history. | | |
| By Reuters, The Associated Press and Storyful A winter storm barreled into the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast on Wednesday, with forecasters predicting up to two feet of snow in places. The storm is expected to stretch nearly 1,000 miles. | | | By Reuters The lunar capsule from China's Chang'e-5 spacecraft returned to Earth early Thursday, bringing back as much as 4.4 pounds of rock and soil samples from a volcanic plain known as Mons Rümker. | | | By Reuters Christopher Krebs, the former cybersecurity chief fired by President Trump after disputing his false claims of election fraud, called on Republican leaders to stand up against efforts to undermine the 2020 election. | | |
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