Jugal K. Patel

The New York Times surveyed top corporations about their Covid-19 policies as workers prepare to return to offices. Many require vaccinations, but the consequences for failing to comply vary widely.

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Truck drivers protesting vaccine mandates parked their trucks in cities across Canada, blocking traffic and disrupting the flow of goods between the nation and the U.S.

With five clean quadruple jumps, see how Nathan Chen skated effortlessly to Olympic gold, four years after missing the podium.

Our map shows the death and damage that the Tongan government reported in the days after the eruption set off a tsunami that battered the island nation.

Baggage lost, bodies battered, more than 120 Times employees and family members barely made it to a plane out of Afghanistan after the Taliban takeover. It required an unsettling collaboration.

The typical patient is already a mother; is poor; is unmarried and in her late 20s; and has some college education.

Dozens of people were killed as tornadoes swept across at least six states Friday night and early Saturday morning.

A map showing the storm’s route as it moved across the Atlantic Ocean.

A map showing the storm’s route as it approached eastern Canada.

The Caldor fire is now the second-largest fire actively burning in California, a state that sets new records for wildfires each year.

These maps show the storm’s route, its aftermath along the Gulf Coast and the power outages it left in its wake.

The impact of a magnitude-7.2 earthquake on Saturday was magnified Monday by heavy rains and wind from Grace, then a tropical depression, which would soon strengthen into a tropical storm.

As the pandemic took hold, more than 1 million children did not enroll in local schools. Many of them were the most vulnerable: 5-year-olds in low-income neighborhoods.

Here’s how Sunisa Lee of the United States won the Olympic gold medal in the all-around gymnastics competition at the Tokyo Games.

The climate crisis haunts Chicago’s future as a warming world pushes Lake Michigan toward new extremes — higher highs, lower lows, greater uncertainty.

The storm moved north after making landfall in Florida on Wednesday.

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Maps show the extent of the fighting that has killed more than 200 people, the vast majority in the Gaza Strip.

The Muldrow Glacier, on the north side of Denali, is undergoing a rare surge.

Using media reports from across the country, The Times found more than 110 episodes since March 2020 in which there was clear evidence of race-based hate.

The C.D.C. will soon decide which group to recommend next, and the debate over the trade-offs is growing heated. Ultimately, states will determine whom to include.

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Health officials say an influx of rapid, inexpensive tests is good for the country, but caution that they are struggling to count those who test positive.

Maps showing Hurricane Delta’s path and storm surge.

Recent polls suggest that about 15 million to 26 million people in the U.S. have participated in recent protests.

Scenes from the protests over racism and police violence that have erupted across the country.

In large swaths of the U.S., people have a hard time reaching a hospital that offers the kind of inpatient care needed to treat the coronavirus.

Much of the country has fully reopened after a year defined by patchwork coronavirus restrictions.

New data released by the city shows that lower-income neighborhoods have been most affected by the virus.