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Literary novelists are struggling with whether, and how, to incorporate Covid into their fiction.

He and other U.S. governors are shifting to policies that acknowledge the need to live with the continuing uncertainty over possible new variants.

The C.E.O. and co-founder of Three’s Brewing, a well-regarded brewery, described the mandates as a “crime against humanity” and drew comparisons to Nazi Germany.

Beijing once said it had two mRNA shots within reach and ready for approval — one homemade and one produced by a foreign company. Today, neither are available.

A top-level meeting of all E.U. leaders and 40 African counterparts aims to reset the relationship as a partnership of equals. But migration and vaccine equity remain obstacles.

The magazine’s Ethicist columnist on balancing personal loyalties against possible Covid exposure in this phase of the pandemic.

Subtle changes — like mobile apps that will replace ID badges for workers and visitors — are meant to ease the flow at the turnstile while minimizing contact.

The agency will wait for data on whether three doses of Pfizer-BioNTech’s Covid vaccine are effective in young children after new, disappointing data.

Epidemiologists share how they’re approaching “living with the virus.”

Mayor Eric Adams has embraced a vaccine mandate for city workers and warned that thousands would get fired this week if they were not vaccinated.