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Reflecting a shockingly barbaric and old-fashioned wartime strategy, Russian forces have pummeled Ukrainian cities and towns with a barrage of rockets and other munitions, most of which can be considered [...]

Experts say that grief over a death affects a wide range of people, beyond those who might be mentioned in an obituary. They add up to more than 1 million [...]

In the early weeks of Russia's invasion, at least 1,500 civilian buildings, structures and vehicles in Ukraine were damaged or destroyed. More than 1,189 civilians have been killed, including at [...]

In the early weeks of Russia’s invasion, at least 1,500 civilian buildings, structures and vehicles in Ukraine were damaged or destroyed. More than 1,189 civilians have been killed, including at [...]

Serious coronavirus infections among vaccinated people have been relatively rare since the start of the vaccination campaign, a New York Times analysis of data from 40 states and Washington, D.C., [...]

The article reports on magnitude of the country's loss is nearly impossible to grasp, and Americans have died of Covid-19 than in two decades of car crashes or on battlefields in all of the country's wars combined.

The article reports on a legislation enacted by at least 32 states in the U.S. that restricts state or local authority over health and emergency decisions. Topics mentioned include county health officer Dr. Allison Berry, mandates and mobilizations to protect public health, and the imposition of widespread mask mandates and business closures during the flu pandemic of 1918.

The article reports on the New York Times surveyed 500 top federal contractors about their policies as workers prepare to return to offices, and some require vaccinations, but consequences for failing to comply vary widely.

The article reports that the Government orders requiring coronavirus vaccinations have been expanding across the United States but have not provided the significant boost to state and local vaccination rates that some expense had hoped for, according to a New York Times analysis. It mentions that Mandates requiring shots cover at least 12 million people, according to a Times survey of every state and the nation's 100 largest cities.

The article reports that the U.S. is on track to meet U.S. President Joe Biden's goal of getting at least one COVID-19 shot into the arms of 70% adults by July 4, 2021 if the current vaccination pace holds.