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The Year America Lost Its Democracy

As Covid Deaths Rise, Lingering Grief Gets a New Name

Kimberly Potter’s lawyer says of Daunte Wright: ‘All he had to do was surrender.’

President Biden’s pick for a key banking regulator backs out.

Redistricting Makes California a Top House Battlefield for 2022

Publisher pulls Chris Cuomo’s upcoming book.

La Scala welcomes opera lovers, in masks, to open its season.

Tiny Love Stories: ‘I Felt Desire Overshadow Fear’

Biden warns Putin of economic consequences if Russian aggression continues.

Today in On Tech: Netflix and the internet of fads.

Netflix and the Internet of Fads

France closes nightclubs for four weeks, but rejects adding other major restrictions.

With its private-sector vaccine mandate, N.Y.C. has gone where few other U.S. cities and counties have.

Are You an Older American Weathering the Pandemic? Share Your Story

Jussie Smollett Testifies at Trial on Charges He Staged an Attack on Himself

21 Things That Happened for the First Time in 2021

N.Y.C. religious schools face a vaccine mandate. Will they fight it?

Hyun Sook Han, Korean Social Worker and Adoption Pioneer, Dies at 83

Toyota will spend $1.3 billion on a N.C. electric car battery plant.

Claude Humphrey, Pillar of N.F.L. Falcons’ ‘Grits Blitz,’ Dies at 77