Adeel Hassan
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New York, NY, United States
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What to Know About the Heat Waves
In most parts of the United States, temperatures must be above the historical average in an area for two or more days before the label “heat wave” is applied. → Read More
The U.S. is extending a vaccine rule for international travelers at its land borders.
Unlike air travelers entering the United States, land and ferry travelers will still not have to show a recent negative coronavirus test to cross the border. → Read More
The W.H.O. puts off assessing Russia’s Sputnik vaccine because of the war in Ukraine.
An official with the World Health Organization said “the assessment, along with inspections, have been affected.” → Read More
The U.S. Army will begin dismissing vaccine holdouts.
Other branches of the military, including the Air Force, have already begun discharging members who refused to comply with the mandate. → Read More
Flight disruptions continue with thousands more cancellations as Omicron thins airline crews.
At least 2,400 more flights were canceled globally on Monday, including about 900 U.S. flights. → Read More
The U.S. lets vaccinated international travelers in and excludes unvaccinated travelers from abroad.
The change ends more than 18 months of restrictions that left families separated from loved ones and cost the global travel industry hundreds of billions of dollars. → Read More
Texas officials can temporarily require masks, judges rule.
Judges ruled in favor of San Antonio and its surrounding county and Dallas County, which sued over Governor Abbott’s mask mandate ban. → Read More
Florida may face its worst wave ever as the Delta variant spreads.
The state is about a month away from its peak, according to an epidemiologist who tracks the virus there. → Read More
Why Do Swimmers Wear Two Caps? And Bite Their Medals? Questions and Answers
Here are all the answers to questions about swimming that you need ahead of Friday’s four gold medal races. → Read More
Covid Live Updates: Texas Will Bar Mask Mandates
Help from the United States is falling short in the global vaccine drive, experts say. Indians living in the U.S. are stranded by travel rules. → Read More
Some mass vaccination sites in U.S. begin to close as some demand falls.
Tens of thousands of open appointments at sites across the country are forcing officials to pivot their outreach strategies and zero in on smaller events. → Read More
Where the U.S. Stands Now on Coronavirus Testing
The pace of coronavirus testing in the United States has seen a meteoric rise in the past week. But the country still lags in tests relative to its population, despite having the world’s most reported coronavirus cases. → Read More
Jeremy Christian Guilty of Murder in Racist Portland Train Attack
Mr. Christian killed two men who had intervened to confront him as he went on an anti-Muslim tirade against two black teenagers. → Read More
How Andrew Yang Handled His Asian-American Identity on the Campaign Trail
He ran on saving workers from automation, but also leaned into issues of race and representation. → Read More
White Supremacist Groups Expand Propaganda Efforts, Report Finds
They have a renewed emphasis on spreading their message through pamphlets and stickers, often on college campuses, as large public protests diminish. → Read More
We Asked 81 Americans About Impeachment. Here’s What They Had to Say.
Most are paying attention, get what it’s all about and have strong opinions about impeachment — but not always the opinions you’d expect. → Read More
Two Textbooks, Two Americas
Race, gender and immigration are just some of the subjects that play out differently in classroom textbooks across the country. → Read More
The Minimum Wage Is Rising, but These Workers Are Being Left Behind
There is a class of worker, mostly those who get tips, whose earnings floor has not been increased since 1991. → Read More
Church’s Nativity Scene Puts Jesus, Mary and Joseph in Cages
A California congregation’s display is meant to highlight the plight of refugees and asylum seekers. → Read More
Witness in Hard Rock Hotel Collapse Is Deported
A construction worker who became a witness in a federal safety investigation into lapses at the New Orleans construction site was deported to his native Honduras. → Read More