Vaccine rollout
The United States is gradually administering more doses every day, now up to an average of about 1.7 million, but the supply is not increasing quickly enough.
In New York City, new data by ZIP code underscores troubling disparities in the city’s vaccination effort.
Lebanon began vaccinating its citizens against Covid-19 on Sunday, offering a rare glimmer of hope in a country suffering badly from overlapping crises.
Colombia is kicking off its vaccine campaign on Wednesday in a rural area to signal that the vaccines will be available beyond major cities.
A South Korean lawmaker said North Korea had tried to steal Covid-19 vaccine and treatment technology by attempting to hack the computer systems of international pharmaceutical companies, including Pfizer.
Here’s a roundup of restrictions in all 50 states.
What else we’re following
Two officials at the Food and Drug Administration said their “flawed” policy had led to a flood of unreliable antibody tests early in the pandemic.
A chaotic vaccine rollout in New York and allegations of a cover-up of nursing home deaths threaten Andrew Cuomo’s self-created image as America’s Covid-19 governor.
Dr. Anthony Fauci was awarded a $1 million prize in Israel for outstanding contributions in public health and “speaking truth to power.”
A Times writer set out to answer the question: When can I hang out at my friend’s house?
A British opera company is helping Covid-19 patients learn to breathe again.
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