With virus vaccinations on the decline nationally, states are offering big incentives, even $1 million prizes. Will it work?
Blinken Meets Leaders of Egypt and Jordan on Rebuilding Gaza
Secretary of State Antony J. Blinken met with the leaders of Egypt and Jordan to discuss rebuilding war-ravaged Gaza, largely avoiding talk of a long-term Israeli-Palestinian agreement.
Judge Clears Purdue Pharma’s Restructuring Plan for Vote by Thousands of Claimants
The ruling was a milestone in yearslong efforts to make the OxyContin manufacturer pay for its role in the opioid crisis, but some plaintiffs feel the plan doesn’t go far enough.
How Biden Can Help Vaccinate the World
Here’s a way for Biden to assert United States leadership to benefit the world and safeguard the American economy.
Yankees Place Corey Kluber and Luke Voit on Injured List
The Yankees’ No. 2 starter is expected to miss at least two months with a strained shoulder. The first baseman Luke Voit was also placed on the I.L.
Trump’s Criminal Investigation Into His Finances
“Witch Hunt,” meet grand jury.
Eric Carle, Author of ‘The Very Hungry Caterpillar,’ Dies at 91
A self-described “picture writer,” he wrote and illustrated more than 70 books for young children, selling more than 170 million copies.
A Culture of Fear at the Firm That Manages Bill Gates’s Fortune
At least four employees at the firm, Cascade Investment, complained to Mr. Gates about Michael Larson, his longtime money manager.
How to Save Ourselves From Disinformation, a Times Event
The comedian Sarah Silverman and The Times’s Kevin Roose, Sheera Frenkel and Davey Alba explore how disinformation spreads, and how we can fight back.
Villarreal wins Europa League final in dramatic penalty shootout
Villarreal won its first major European trophy after defeating Manchester United in a marathon penalty shootout in the UEFA Europa League final.