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Two top F.D.A. vaccine regulators are set to depart during a crucial period.

Pennsylvania’s governor announces a mask requirement for schools.

Texas G.O.P. Passes Election Bill, Raising Voting Barriers Even Higher

A $30 billion railroad merger is stopped in its tracks.

Wall Street Sees Nothing but Good News, Even When It’s Bad

Four Powerful Art Dealers Join Forces, Upending Traditional Model

Italy adds restrictions for travelers, after Europe drops the U.S. from its ‘safe list.’

Ashleigh Barty wins her first U.S. Open match in her return to the tournament.

To avert a migration wave, the E.U. says it will help refugees in Afghanistan and neighboring nations.

Your Wednesday Briefing

Biden: ‘The War in Afghanistan Is Now Over’

Ukraine’s Leader, Meeting Biden, Seeks Security Assurances After Afghan Pullout

Young British star Emma Raducanu notches her first U.S. Open main draw victory.

The Taliban Celebrate Victory, With a Crisis Looming

Social Security is projected to be insolvent a year earlier than previously forecast.

In a few pockets of Afghanistan, resistance fighters are still opposing the Taliban.

Teenage Lifeguard Killed in Lightning Strike: ‘It Was Like a Bomb’

Huracanes y cambio climático: esto es lo que sabemos

Reflections on Our Summer Reading Contest and Our Final Week of Winners

College Football Changes: More 2-Point Tries and a Crackdown on Stadium Gamesmanship

This Is the Moment the Anti-Vaccine Movement Has Been Waiting for

Bangladeshi manufacturers criticize the expansion of a deal to protect workers.

Biden considers clemency for some inmates in home confinement after the pandemic ends.

Louisiana is grappling with oxygen shortages in Ida’s aftermath.

The Blush of Pineapple, From a New Online Source

The U.S. military finishes its evacuation, and an era ends in Afghanistan.

The Lighter Side of Octopus

This is how Ida kept up its power and wind speed for so long.

A Streusel Cake to Write Home About

A Chef’s Apron From Tom Colicchio

A Sip of Paradise

Oysters, in the Form of a C.S.A.

Howie Rose Steps Away From Mets, but Plans to Return Next Year

White House Weighs Clemency to Keep Some Drug Offenders Confined at Home

Your Tuesday Briefing

The world is still short of everything. Get used to it.

A university in Bangladesh evacuates almost 150 young women from Kabul.

New York’s Brief Hot Restaurant Summer: Bread Binges and Tabletop Coke

E. U. Proposes New Travel Restrictions on Unvaccinated U.S. Visitors

La variante delta se infiltró en un aula de primaria. Así sucedió

What Voters in a California Swing District Say About Afghanistan

What’s Better, a Prize or a Patent?

When the ‘Silent Majority’ Isn’t White

New data confirm Pfizer and Moderna vaccines bring a small risk of heart problems, especially for boys and younger men.

An Afghan family struggles to reunite after being separated by the Kabul airport attack.

Hurricane Ida, a Powerful Category 4 Storm, Batters Louisiana

In New Orleans, Anxiously Watching the Levees As Hurricane Ida Arrives