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China’s Locked Down City Thrown Into Chaos After Covid App Crash 1/4/22, 10:43 PM EST

Politics

Kim Jong Un Fires Likely Ballistic Missile After Rebuffing Talks

1/4/22, 10:37 PM EST

Key Speakers At Conservative Political Action Conference

Politics

Trump Cancels Jan. 6 News Conference on Capitol Riot Anniversary

1/4/22, 7:09 PM EST

Protests As Joint Session Of Congress Confirms Presidential Election Result

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Capitol Riot Panel Weighs Televised Hearings in Prime Time

1/4/22, 8:41 PM EST

Vice President Harris Holds Meeting With Latina Small Business Owners

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Senior Harris Aide Evans Leaves White House for Congressional Black Caucus

1/4/22, 4:00 PM EST

Around the Globe

Politics

U.S. Backs Extension of Venezuelan Opposition Leader’s Mandate

1/4/22, 9:02 PM EST

Prognosis

Singapore’s Covid Infection Rate Jumps as Omicron Cases Rise

1/4/22, 8:09 PM EST

Politics

Macron Says He Wants to Seek Re-Election But Has Yet to Decide

1/4/22, 7:53 PM EST

Politics

Babies Among Nearly 100 Hostages Freed in Nigeria After Months of Captivity

1/4/22, 5:01 PM EST

The Archdiocese of Miami Welcomes Students For the Return Of In-Person Classes

Prognosis

U.S. Schools Close in Droves as Omicron Drives Staff Shortages

1/4/22, 6:52 PM EST

Governor Abbott Holds Press Conference On Border Security

Politics

Texas Governor Abbott Sues U.S. in Challenge to National Guard Vaccines

1/4/22, 5:02 PM EST

South Africa’s Former President Zuma Hospitalized for Surgeries

Politics

South African Graft Probe Makes Damning Findings Against Top Officials

1/4/22, 5:14 PM EST

Opinion

Adam Minter

One Reason for Rising Food Prices? Chinese Hoarding.

Keen to avoid shortages and reduce dependence on imports, the government is stockpiling goods on a massive scale.

1/4/22, 8:00 PM EST

Ruth Pollard

India's Political Parties Rally On Despite Omicron

The lessons of the last election season and its attendant wave of Covid infections seem to have been forgotten.

1/4/22, 6:00 PM EST

Jonathan Bernstein

Texas Republican Primaries Begin Test of Trump’s Influence

The 2022 election season starts March 1 with contests that will shine a spotlight on the power of the former president’s endorsements.

1/4/22, 7:30 AM EST

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Sound On: Covid-19 Surge, 2022 Global Risks (Podcast) 1/4/22, 7:21 PM EST

January 6 Capitol Attack 'Despicable': Senator Scott

Republican Senator Rick Scott of Florida says on Bloomberg’s “Balance of Power with David Westin” that there is “absolutely” a way to extend a version of President Joe Biden’s child tax credit to fewer parents that Republicans would support. (Source: Bloomberg)