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'We Need to Reach Many More People,' de Blasio Says
On Monday, Mayor Bill de Blasio announced that New York City would double the number of coronavirus vaccination sites in the city, and broaden the pool of people who are eligible to be inoculated.
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'A Time of Extraordinary Difficulty': Pelosi Addresses Congress
Speaker Nancy Pelosi was re-elected to lead the House of Representatives as the 117th Congress convened Sunday evening.
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Pelosi Narrowly Re-elected as House Speaker
Representative Nancy Pelosi, a Democrat of California, secured 216 votes in a tight contest against Representative Kevin McCarthy of California, the Republican leader, who received 209 votes.
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The 117th Congress Convenes for the First Time
Lawmakers of the 117th Congress met for the first time Sunday as they prepared to take the oath of office. In the Senate, Vice President Mike Pence led a ceremonial swearing in.
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India Clears Two Coronavirus Vaccines for Emergency Use
India's pharmaceutical regulator announced the approval for emergency use of two Covid-19 vaccines, the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine and another developed by Bharat Biotech in India.
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Rescue Efforts Underway After Norway Landslide
At least 10 people were injured and 10 were missing after a landslide destroyed several homes in Gjerdrum, Norway, on Wednesday.
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E.U. Begins Coronavirus Vaccination Rollout
Countries across the European Union on Sunday began administering the Pfizer-BioNTech coronavirus vaccine, signaling the official start of the bloc's campaign to inoculate more than 450 million people.
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Suspect Charged in Fatal Illinois Shooting
The authorities said Duke Webb, an active U.S. military member from Florida, was taken into custody and charged for the shooting that left three dead and three others wounded in Rockford, Ill.
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Ancient Snack Bar Unearthed in Pompeii
Archaeologists working in the ruins of the former Roman city this month excavated a thermopolium, or snack bar, containing food that dates back to A.D. 79.
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Democrats Try and Fail to Push Through $2,000 Stimulus Checks
Representative Steny H. Hoyer, the Democratic majority leader, tried to get a stand-alone bill approved that would have provided $2,000 payments to Americans. Republicans rejected the move even though President Trump had proposed it.
