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‘Why Do We Deserve to Die?’ Kabul’s Hazaras Bury Their Daughters.A bomb attack that killed scores of schoolgirls, members of a long-persecuted minority, offered still more evidence that Afghanistan may be on the verge of unraveling.      U.S. and Iran Want to Restore the Nuclear Deal. They Disagree Deeply on What That Means.After five weeks of diplomatic shadow boxing, it is clear that the old agreement no longer works for Tehran or Washington, except as a steppingstone. A New Covid Dilemma: What to Do When Vaccine Supply Exceeds Demand?Some states are now cutting back their deliveries of vaccines even though only a third of Americans are fully vaccinated. When Covid Hit, China Was Ready to Tell Its Version of the StoryThe government has been using its money and power to create an alternative to a global news media dominated by outlets like the BBC and CNN. Schools Are Open, but Many Families Remain Hesitant to ReturnEven as fears of the coronavirus abate, many students are continuing to opt out of in-person learning. Some school leaders are trying to woo — or push — them back. Arizona Voting Review Faces More QuestionsA makeshift review of the vote in the state’s largest county has pleased followers of former President Donald J. Trump but is being widely criticized as a partisan exercise. McCarthy Officially Backs Stefanik to Replace Cheney in House Leadership“We need to be united,” said the Republican leader Kevin McCarthy, who worked behind the scenes for days on behalf of Representative Elise Stefanik of New York. Biden Plans an Order to Strengthen Cyberdefenses. Will It Be Enough?A hack of a major pipeline, the latest evidence of the nation’s vulnerabilities to cyberattacks, prompted questions about whether the administration should go further. Hacked Pipeline May Stay Shut for Days, Raising Concerns About Fuel SupplyWhile the impact has been limited so far, some energy analysts warned of possible shortages and higher prices as the suspension continues. Kentucky Derby Winner Medina Spirit Fails Drug Test, Baffert SuspendedThe Hall of Fame trainer Bob Baffert, whose horses have failed five tests in a little more than a year, was suspended, but he denied wrongdoing. How MDMA and Psilocybin Became Hot InvestmentsPsilocybin and MDMA are poised to be the hottest new therapeutics since Prozac. Universities want in, and so does Wall Street. Some worry a push to loosen access could bring unintended consequences. Jean Kim Details Harassment Claims Against Scott StringerJean Kim said in an interview that Mr. Stringer, a Democratic candidate for mayor, had abused a position of power to make unwanted advances. He has denied her allegations. As Scrutiny of Cryptocurrency Grows, the Industry Turns to K StreetCompanies behind digital currencies are rushing to hire well-connected lobbyists, lawyers and consultants as the battle over how to regulate them intensifies. 简报：长征五号残骸坠落；国药疫苗获世卫紧急使用授权布林肯与王毅在联合国会议上再次交锋；奥运临近，日本延长东京等地紧急状态；阿富汗中学外发生炸弹袭击，数十人死亡；苏格兰民族党赢得地方议会大选……这里是今日要闻。 From The Sunday Read Archive: ‘The Accusation’One writer undertook an examination of the truth, at a moment when facts seemed malleable. How Tina Turner Reclaimed Her Voice, Image and SpiritualityHow Tina Turner reclaimed her voice, her image and her spirituality. Inside the Decision on Trump’s Facebook FateAlan Rusbridger is on the Facebook Oversight Board. He tells Kara Swisher how the Trump decision went down. Is Texas Ready for Governor Matthew McConaughey?Maybe Texas needs a philosopher-king to lead it. The Obamas Are Freed in Their BlacknessThey can finally be just as angry and unsettled as the rest of us. When I Applied to College, I Didn’t Want to ‘Sell My Pain’Yes, I’m a student from the “hood.” But we have more to offer than our adversity. Is Liz Cheney a Martyr — or Just a Hack in Holy Drag?Some political questions defy any easy answer. Musicians Say Streaming Doesn’t Pay. Can the Industry Change?Services like Spotify and Apple Music pulled the business back from the brink. But artists say they can’t make a living. And their complaints are getting louder. Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie: ‘My Madness Will Now Bare Itself’In “Notes on Grief,” the author mourns the father she lost suddenly in June 2020. After Times Square Shooting, Adams and Yang Stress Support for N.Y.P.D.Eric Adams and Andrew Yang, among the front-runners in the New York City mayor’s race, said the shooting underlined the importance of public safety. Maya Angelou and Sally Ride Will Be Honored on QuartersThe coins are part of a new U.S. Mint program that will feature as many as 20 American women. Ukraine’s Burial Mounds Offer Meaning in a Heap of HistoryThe Scythians, marijuana-smoking nomadic warriors of ancient Ukraine, built thousands of burial mounds that are at risk today. A preservation group finds resonance in them for a country at war. Birthday Party Shooting in Colorado Springs Leaves 7 Dead, Police SayThe gunman shot and killed six adults before taking his own life at a mobile home park, officials said. A motive was not yet known. DK Metcalf Learns Football Speed Doesn't Equal Track SpeedDK Metcalf, the All-Pro Seattle receiver, finished last in his heat on Sunday in his first 100-meter race against professional sprinters. Online Cheating Charges Upend Dartmouth Medical SchoolThe university accused 17 students of cheating on remote exams, raising questions about data mining and sowing mistrust on campus. George Jung, Who Made Millions Smuggling Cocaine, Dies at 78Part of the Medellín drug cartel, he was imprisoned multiple times and was later played by Johnny Depp in the 2001 movie “Blow.” 2 Oklahoma Boys Pulled From Class for ‘Black Lives Matter’ T-ShirtsIn addition to the disciplinary action they have faced, the boys’ mother said that at least one of her three sons has been bullied because of the shirts. Cirque du Soleil’s Return Could Be Its Most Challenging Feat YetAfter shuttering dozens of shows and shedding most of its work force, the vaunted Canadian circus faces an uphill struggle to bounce back. Tawny Kitaen, Star of 1980s Music Videos, Dies at 59Ms. Kitaen gained fame for her carefree spirit and sultry dancing in music videos for bands like Whitesnake and Ratt and her role in the movie “Bachelor Party.” More Recent Articles
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