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    1. CORONAVIRUS PANDEMIC
       
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    2. RUSSIA-UKRAINE WAR
       
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RUSSIA WIDENS ASSAULT; MORE TALKS PLANNED

RUSSIA WIDENS ASSAULT; MORE TALKS PLANNED



Live



HUNDREDS ESCAPE MARIUPOL AS AID CONVOY FAILS TO REACH CITY


 * The Kremlin insisted it would not pull back until all plans for the invasion
   of Ukraine were fulfilled — a jarring counterpart to the peace talks
   underway.
 * Trucks carrying relief supplies for the besieged city of Mariupol were
   stopped. President Volodymyr Zelensky will address Congress. Here’s the
   latest.


THERE IS GROWING CONSENSUS IN CHINA THAT THERE WILL BE ONE WINNER IN THE WAR IN
UKRAINE: CHINA.

Kyiv, Ukraine
Lynsey Addario for The New York Times
Palanca, Moldova
Mauricio Lima for The New York Times
Kyiv, Ukraine
Gleb Garanich/Reuters
Starychi, Ukraine
Brendan Hoffman for The New York Times
Kharkiv, Ukraine
Stanislav Kozliuk/EPA, via Shutterstock
Kyiv, Ukraine
Lynsey Addario for The New York Times
Przemysl, Poland
Erin Schaff/The New York Times
Kyiv, Ukraine
Ivor Prickett for The New York Times
Mariupol, Ukraine
Evgeniy Maloletka/Associated Press

Erin Schaff/The New York Times



TWO REFUGEES, BOTH ON POLAND’S BORDER. BUT WORLDS APART.



A young man fleeing war in Sudan and a young woman evacuating Ukraine crossed
into Poland at the same time. They had very different experiences.


A PROTESTER STORMED A LIVE BROADCAST ON RUSSIA’S MOST-WATCHED NEWS SHOW, YELLING
“STOP THE WAR!”


PAPA JOHN’S IS STOPPING OPERATIONS IN RUSSIA, BUT AN AMERICAN IS KEEPING 190
FRANCHISES OPEN THERE.


WITH CIVILIAN AREAS COMING UNDER FIRE, KYIV’S ONCE-BUSY STREETS ARE EMPTY AS
RUSSIAN FORCES TARGET THE CAPITAL.


THE FOX NEWS CORRESPONDENT BENJAMIN HALL WAS INJURED WHILE REPORTING OUTSIDE OF
KYIV.


MANY IN LITHUANIA AND OTHER SMALL BALTIC STATES WORRY THEIR COUNTRIES MAY BE
RUSSIA’S NEXT TARGETS.


SURGE OF OMICRON INFECTIONS PROMPTS LOCKDOWNS IN CHINA



After two years of largely containing coronavirus outbreaks, China’s “Covid
zero” policies are being tested by the highly transmissible variant.


NEW YORK CITY’S DEPARTING HEALTH COMMISSIONER SAID HE WAS PROUD OF THE CITY’S
AGGRESSIVE MEASURES TO COMBAT THE VIRUS.

Live



HONG KONG IS STRUGGLING WITH ITS WORST CORONAVIRUS OUTBREAK SINCE THE BEGINNING
OF THE PANDEMIC. FOLLOW UPDATES HERE.


Hector Retamal/Agence France-Presse — Getty Images


TRACKING THE CORONAVIRUS ›

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New deaths 1,291 –31%


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AS POLICE HUNT FOR GUNMAN, FEAR RATTLES HOMELESS PEOPLE IN 2 CITIES



The shootings targeting men sleeping on the streets came at an anxious moment
for the thousands of people who live unsheltered in New York City.


Victor J. Blue for The New York Times


IDAHO IS FIRST STATE TO PASS ABORTION BAN BASED ON TEXAS’ LAW



The bill prohibits abortions after about six weeks, and allows family members of
a “preborn child” to sue abortion providers.


Darin Oswald/Idaho Statesman, via Associated Press


HOW AN ELECTRIC TRUCK FACTORY BECAME A LIGHTNING ROD IN GEORGIA



The governor hailed the factory as an economic boon that would put Georgia at
the vanguard of the green economy. Not everyone liked the idea.


TREE PLANTING IS BOOMING. HERE’S HOW THAT COULD HELP, OR HARM, THE PLANET.



Reforestation can fight climate change, uplift communities and restore
biodiversity. But poorly done, it can speed extinctions and make nature less
resilient.


The California Conservation Corps planting trees in Modesto, Calif. Researchers
say it is increasingly urgent to factor biodiversity into restoration efforts. 
Josh Haner/The New York Times


JEROME POWELL ADMIRES PAUL VOLCKER. HE MAY HAVE TO ACT LIKE HIM.



As Fed chair, Mr. Volcker waged an aggressive assault on price increases in the
1980s. Mr. Powell said he also would do what it takes to tame prices.


Jerome Powell, the chair of the Federal Reserve. Sarahbeth Maney/The New York
Times


MANCHIN WON’T SUPPORT RASKIN FOR TOP POSITION AT THE FED



Senator Joe Manchin, a key centrist, potentially doomed Sarah Bloom Raskin’s
nomination to be the agency’s vice chair for supervision.

The Great Read


A FATAL CROSSING AT THE NORTHERN BORDER



A family from India froze to death just yards away from crossing into the U.S.
from Canada after smugglers abandoned them in the barren northern plains.


Dan Koeck for The New York Times
Opinion


GAIL COLLINS AND BRET STEPHENS



THERE ARE ALMOST TOO MANY THINGS TO WORRY ABOUT






JEAN H. LEE



KIM JONG-UN IS JUST GETTING STARTED






CATALINA MARTÍNEZ CORAL



THE KEY ARGUMENT ON ABORTION THAT CHANGED EVERYTHING IN COLOMBIA






EZRA KLEIN



GOVERNMENT IS FLAILING, IN PART BECAUSE LIBERALS HOBBLED IT


‘SWAY’



WHY THIS HOLLYWOOD ACTOR STAYS OFF SOCIAL MEDIA (MOSTLY)






MARGARET RENKL



IT’S POSSIBLE TO LEARN THE RIGHT THING FROM THE WRONG PERSON






JAY CASPIAN KANG



SCHOOL INEQUALITY ISN’T ALWAYS JUST BLACK AND WHITE






PETER GATRELL



EUROPE, THE ‘DARK CONTINENT,’ IS THE STAGE FOR ANOTHER GREAT MIGRATION






PETER COY



HERE ARE THREE REASONS PUTIN MIGHT FIGHT ON


GETTING INSIDE PUTIN’S HEAD: IS HE IRRATIONAL?


ILYA KAMINSKY



POEMS IN A TIME OF CRISIS


CHARLES M. BLOW



SEVEN STEPS TO DESTROY A DEMOCRACY


WANG HUIYAO



IT’S TIME TO OFFER RUSSIA AN OFFRAMP. CHINA CAN HELP WITH THAT.


FARAH STOCKMAN



‘WE WERE IN THE SAME SITUATION IN 1939’


DAVID S. COHEN



STATES WANT TO BAN ABORTIONS BEYOND THEIR BORDERS. HERE’S WHAT PRO-CHOICE STATES
CAN DO.


HOW LIKELY IS ANOTHER CIVIL WAR?




THE DIGITAL ANTIHEROES OF ‘SCAM RAP’



Meet music’s new outlaw: the online scammer.



Illustration by Lennard Kok





READ THIS BEFORE YOU FILL OUT A MARCH MADNESS BRACKET.






A NEW, CHEAPER IPHONE CHECKS ALL THE BOXES, OUR TECH COLUMNIST WRITES, AND IS
PERFECT FOR THE ANTI-CONSUMER.


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YOUR MONDAY EVENING BRIEFING



Here’s what you need to know at the end of the day.

Opinion



LISTEN TO ‘THE EZRA KLEIN SHOW’



The Russian American journalist Masha Gessen says Vladimir Putin is “profoundly
anti-modern,” and explains the implications.


LISTEN TO ‘THE DAILY’



Here’s how Russians view the war in Ukraine, as Moscow also wages a battle over
the truth.


TELL US WHETHER YOU WILL VACCINATE YOUR YOUNG KIDS



We want to hear more about how parents are making decisions to vaccinate
themselves and their children.

More News


AT ANGKOR WAT, ‘YOU HAVE ONE OF THE WORLD’S WONDERS TO YOURSELF’



Few have visited Cambodia during the pandemic, making it possible to imagine
that you alone have rediscovered the glorious temple complex.


GINNI THOMAS SAYS SHE ATTENDED THE JAN. 6 RALLY



The disclosure by Justice Clarence Thomas’s wife will likely raise new questions
about her support of efforts to overturn the 2020 election results.


Thomas Cristofoletti for The New York Times


VEGAN FRIDAYS AND OTHER PLANS ERIC ADAMS HAS FOR FOOD IN NEW YORK CITY



Mr. Adams has promoted nutrition like no predecessor besides Michael Bloomberg.
Some activists see the prospect of change, but others want more details.


WHEN YOU THINK ABOUT INVESTING, DON’T THINK ABOUT THE NEWS



Our columnist spoke with a Nobel laureate, Richard Thaler, about how to invest
for the long run even if the world seems to be going nuts now.


DEMOCRATIC GROUP ACCUSES TRUMP OF BREAKING CAMPAIGN FINANCE LAW


JANE CAMPION APOLOGIZES FOR COMMENT ABOUT VENUS AND SERENA WILLIAMS


U.K. SUPREME COURT SAYS JULIAN ASSANGE CANNOT APPEAL EXTRADITION TO U.S.


DOLLY PARTON BOWS OUT OF ROCK & ROLL HALL OF FAME NOMINATION


AFTER A SHOWDOWN, JUILLIARD’S PRESIDENT RETAINS SUPPORT OF BOARD


TRINITY CHURCH IN MANHATTAN FIRES CONDUCTOR AFTER MISCONDUCT ACCUSATION


DEMOCRATS WANT INVESTIGATION INTO POSTAL SERVICE’S GAS GUZZLERS CONTRACT


PETE DAVIDSON TO JOIN NEXT BLUE ORIGIN SPACE FLIGHT


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Mind

Seb Agresti



THIS YEAR, TRY SPRING CLEANING YOUR BRAIN


Victor Llorente for The New York Times



HEALTH CARE OR ‘SPA DAY’? A KETAMINE CLINIC TREADS THE LINE.


Rachel Levit Ruiz



WHY WE CLUTTER, AND WHAT TO DO ABOUT IT


M. Scott Brauer for The New York Times



AN OVERLOOKED CURE FOR LONELINESS


Aart-Jan Venema



HOW TO HARNESS YOUR ANXIETY

Culture and Lifestyle

Hannah Price for The New York Times



HELPING WOMEN SURVIVE BIRTH IN A PANDEMIC




As the maternal mortality rate surged during the pandemic, a doula and midwife
turned her attention to the most vulnerable mothers-to-be.


Michelle V. Agins/The New York Times



A CONDUCTOR ON WHY HE STAYED IN RUSSIA AFTER THE INVASION BEGAN



The Estonian American conductor Paavo Järvi chose to remain in Moscow
temporarily to lead a Russian youth orchestra: “I felt a responsibility.”


Katherine Marks for The New York Times



LEADING THE BOHEMIAN LIFE IN A GRAMERCY STUDIO



After living in many of New York’s neighborhoods, a journalist wanted stability.
She found it in a rent-stabilized place that she says she will never leave.


Sam Navarro/USA Today Sports, via Reuters



THE ‘COHEN TAX’ DOESN’T SCARE THE OWNER IT IS NAMED FOR



Steven Cohen, the Mets’ team owner, said he would “probably” surpass the special
luxury tax aimed at limiting his spending.


Charlie Neibergall/Associated Press



N.C.A.A. WOMEN’S BRACKET: DOUBLE-DIGIT SEEDS COULD BE THE ONES TO WATCH



All four of the top teams — Stanford, South Carolina, North Carolina State and
Louisville — look vulnerable this year.


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THE BEST TOILET PAPER



The average American uses an astounding 141 rolls of toilet paper a year. Choose
wisely.


WE’VE SPENT MORE THAN 900 HOURS TESTING WIRELESS PHONE CHARGERS



Here’s what we’ve learned.


Michael Murtaugh


EASY SMART HOME UPGRADES FOR RENTERS



Make your home more comfortable and convenient — all without renovating,
rewiring or doing anything else that will whittle down your security deposit.


CONSIDER A STANDING DESK



No matter how great your office chair is, sitting in it all day isn’t doing your
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