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Breaking News: The NCAA president, under pressure to reshape college sports, told The Times he would push to let athletes cash in on their fame this year. https://t.co/adAEOkgqaK
At some parties and night clubs, vaccination cards are the new velvet rope. “I will have more fun knowing everybody inside is vaccinated,” said a 35-year-old man at a party in New York City who kept his vaccine card in a Ziploc bag. https://t.co/Ya5IlnhUh3
This is not surprising. Why? Because it happened to me during the Obama administration. https://t.co/VlYRl6S3q2
A cyberattack forced the shutdown of a key U.S. pipeline said to carry almost half of the East Coast’s gasoline and jet fuel supply. https://t.co/bajo3vsQ0j
After months at home, some children may feel anxious about going to school or camp. Here’s how to smooth the transition. https://t.co/OeuG8kH4I9
Like the Energizer bunny, NASA's Mars helicopter Ingenuity just keeps going and going and going… https://t.co/CybTA6J4A2
Nine of the soccer clubs that planned to form a breakaway league have agreed to pay millions of dollars to rejoin the European soccer mainstream. The three holdouts are threatening to extract millions more in damages from the clubs that walked away. https://t.co/sFqNmwGALr
With the eviction moratorium—and tenants—in peril, the Biden Administration is trying to accelerate billions in rental aid. Some local programs have yet to start. https://t.co/4IpfCWD5Xx
"China itself is facing a shortage," said a senior global health fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations. "So in terms of global access to vaccines, I don’t expect the situation to significantly improve in the coming two to three months." https://t.co/iywGhG2fc9
Boris Johnson won a striking victory in English elections. But in Scotland, his post-Brexit populism may hasten the dissolution of the United Kingdom. W/@_StephenCastle https://t.co/0AGtQonvoO
The killing of a 17-year-old bear called Arthur has set off a wave of anger in Romania. Two environmental groups accused Prince Emanuel von und zu Liechtenstein of killing the bear. https://t.co/vMfe0bYhno
Story also has details of the calculations the Premier League is making in order to punish breakaway bandits without punishing their fans who played a large role in Super League collapse https://t.co/sWiNGZaOVd
Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga of Japan announced on Friday that it was extending the state of emergency in Tokyo and other cities until the end of May to contain the increase of coronavirus cases. https://t.co/0jSPsi6F5c https://t.co/iY8LSoIKoj
Jerusalem boils over. 👉Nightly protests for Palestinian families awaiting eviction, in a key case that embodies creeping settlement in East Jerusalem 👉Stun grenades and rubber-coated bullets at Al-Aqsa mosque tonight 👉Hamas: "Do not play with fire." https://t.co/cEfAx3Ggvi
"If it weren’t for Covid, I never would have learned that my mother and I can have fun together without actually being in the same place," Erika Shimahara writes in Modern Love. https://t.co/UBPufwYZuO
Elon is one of the richest men on earth stealing other people’s content without credit or payment in order to build a cult of personality which he can then monetize through various business endeavors. I wrote about Elon vs meme creators: https://t.co/ovK5ECfBJZ
He was best known for portraying a cantankerous but loving middle-aged mother whose sharp tongue and misadventures left Brazilians doubled over in laughter. Paulo Gustavo has died, at 42, of complications of Covid-19. https://t.co/bAijpEhiEA
“We appear to have broken the third wave,” Germany’s health minister, Jans Spahn, told reporters on Friday, while warning Germans not to get too excited too quickly, even with the prospect of eased restrictions in sight. https://t.co/wQdRQMzA1P