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    1. CORONAVIRUS PANDEMIC
       
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    2. CANADA PROTESTS
       
       13m ago
    
    3. UKRAINE-RUSSIA TENSIONS
       
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U.S. SAYS RUSSIA COULD INVADE UKRAINE AT ANY TIME


 * An attack could come within days, the White House said. The U.S. and many
   other countries have called for their citizens to leave Ukraine.
 * President Biden and President Vladimir Putin are expected to speak on
   Saturday. The Pentagon ordered 3,000 more soldiers to Poland. Here’s the
   latest.


A CHECHEN ABDUCTION OF A 52-YEAR-OLD DIABETIC WOMAN EXPOSED RUSSIAN PRESIDENT
VLADIMIR PUTIN’S PROBLEMS AT HOME.


Tyler Hicks/The New York Times
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COURT ORDERS DEMONSTRATORS TO CLEAR KEY BRIDGE AT U.S.-CANADA BORDER



The ruling by an Ontario court goes into effect at 7 p.m., which gives the
protesters time to disband voluntarily. Here’s the latest on the protests.


TO FRUSTRATION OF MANY, TRUDEAU HAS MOVED SLOWLY WITH CANADA PROTESTS



Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s restraint has kept the protests from becoming a
referendum on his leadership, our columnist writes.

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CARMAKERS CLOSED PLANTS AS FAR AS ALABAMA AS BLOCKADES ON THE U.S.-CANADA BORDER
CONTINUED.


WHAT DO THE CANADIAN PROTESTERS WANT? WHAT HAPPENS NOW? HERE’S WHAT TO KNOW
ABOUT THE DEMONSTRATIONS.

Live



IN REVERSAL, F.D.A. DELAYS DECISION ON VACCINES FOR CHILDREN UNDER 5



The agency will wait for data on the effectiveness of three doses of the Pfizer
vaccine for the age group before deciding to authorize it. Follow Covid news.


BOOSTER PROTECTION AGAINST SEVERE COVID MAY DECLINE AFTER 4 MONTHS



C.D.C. data suggest the shots may lose potency, raising the possibility that
some Americans may need a fourth dose, the agency said.


Emily Elconin for The New York Times


THE F.D.A. CLEARED A MONOCLONAL ANTIBODY DRUG FROM ELI LILLY THAT SHOWED PROMISE
AGAINST OMICRON.


A BROOKLYN PRIVATE SCHOOL BACKTRACKED ON ITS PLAN TO MAKE MASKS OPTIONAL, IN
DEFERENCE TO THE STATE’S MANDATE.


TRACKING THE CORONAVIRUS ›

United States ›

United States › United StatesAvg. on Feb. 10 14-day change New cases 205,687
–65% New deaths 2,575 +2%


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BIDEN MOVES TO SPLIT $7 BILLION IN FROZEN AFGHAN FUNDS, SPURNING TALIBAN’S
DEMAND



President Biden will use the Afghan central bank’s assets to fund needs in
Afghanistan amid a humanitarian disaster and compensate Sept. 11 victims.


Unloading sacks of flour as part of food relief efforts in Afghanistan in
October. Victor J. Blue for The New York Times
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FAILED TEST CASTS SHADOW OVER SKATING, THE OLYMPICS’ SHOWCASE EVENT



Unexplained delays related to a Russian skater’s positive test were an
embarrassing failure of the systems designed to keep doping out of the Olympics.


WHAT IS TRIMETAZIDINE? COULD THE DRUG HAVE HELPED KAMILA VALIEVA? HERE’S WHAT WE
KNOW.


SHAUN WHITE ENDED HIS OLYMPIC CAREER WITH A FOURTH-PLACE FINISH, BUT STILL FOUND
GLORY IN FALLING SHORT.


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The Great Read


I USED APPLE AIRTAGS AND A GPS TRACKER TO WATCH MY HUSBAND’S EVERY MOVE



A vast location-tracking network is being built around us so we don’t lose our
keys. This was one couple’s adventure in the consumer tech surveillance state.


Todd Heisler/The New York Times


THE WEEKENDER: WHY AMERICA DOESN’T HAVE ENOUGH TRUCK DRIVERS



Also in this edition: an Amelia Earhart mystery is solved, and how The Sims
became the internet’s most exciting place to eat.


DID YOU FOLLOW THE NEWS THIS WEEK? TAKE OUR QUIZ TO FIND OUT.




DANCE, I SAID. DANCE! AND LEAVE THE PACKAGE ON THE PORCH.



The combination of next-day delivery, surveillance footage and TikTok has put a
spotlight on Amazon drivers, our critic writes.



Erik Carter





MODERN LOVE: THE LESBIAN WRITER AND HER FLAMBOYANT GAY HUSBAND.






HERE’S HOW YOU CAN STREAM THE 2022 OSCAR NOMINEES.

Opinion


THE EDITORIAL BOARD



THE OTTAWA TRUCKER PROTESTS ARE A TEST OF DEMOCRACY






LINDSAY CROUSE



LUSIA HARRIS WAS THE ‘QUEEN OF BASKETBALL.’ WHY ISN’T SHE A HOUSEHOLD NAME?






JOHN MCWHORTER



THE NEW N-WORD STANDARD ISN’T PROGRESS






PETER COY



PEOPLE HATE INFLATION. SOMETIMES TOO MUCH.


KORI SCHAKE



AMERICA’S RUSSIA POLICY HAS A BIDEN PROBLEM






LISA TADDEO



MY HUSBAND AND I DON’T SPEAK THE SAME LOVE LANGUAGE






LAURA RESTON



12 ECONOMICALLY INSECURE AMERICANS ON WHAT KEEPS THEM UP AT NIGHT






‘THE EZRA KLEIN SHOW’



IT’S NOT YOUR FAULT YOU CAN’T PAY ATTENTION. HERE’S WHY.






JAMELLE BOUIE



THE SUPREME COURT IS JUST DOING WHAT THE SUPREME COURT DOES


LAUREN HOLTZBLATT



IN THE JEWISH TRADITION, THE WORDS WE CHOOSE MATTER


DAVID BROOKS



WHAT THE BEATLES TELL US ABOUT FAME


MICHELLE GOLDBERG



PARANOIA ABOUT #METOO OVERREACH AT HARVARD


PAUL KRUGMAN



BIDEN’S HIDDEN HEALTH CARE TRIUMPH


SHREDDED, FLUSHED OR REMOVED: THE TRUMP PAPERS


TRITA PARSI



WHY ARE AMERICAN TROOPS STILL IN IRAQ?


JAY CASPIAN KANG



THE ANTI-C.R.T. MOVEMENT AND A VISION FOR A NEW RIGHT WING


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FINNS DON’T WISH ‘FINLANDIZATION’ ON UKRAINE (OR ANYONE)


THE WINE BUSINESS SEES A PROBLEM: MILLENNIALS AREN’T DRINKING ENOUGH


HE WANTED A 1-BEDROOM FOR $500,000 IN MANHATTAN. WHICH WOULD YOU CHOOSE?


LUC MONTAGNIER, NOBEL-WINNING CO-DISCOVERER OF H.I.V., DIES AT 89


‘THIS IS NOT MY CITY’: PROTESTERS TURN A QUIET CAPITAL UPSIDE DOWN


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YOUR FRIDAY EVENING BRIEFING



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


LISTEN TO GREAT TIMES ARTICLES



A collection of articles read aloud by the reporters who wrote them.


LISTEN TO ‘THE DAILY’



What happened when Spotify and Joe Rogan ran headlong into the pandemic.


READ THE WELL NEWSLETTER



Here’s what you need to know about the KF94 mask.

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WILL RAPID GROCERY DELIVERY CHANGE N.Y.C.? LOOK TO BERLIN.



In Germany’s capital, workers are striking, congestion is on the rise and the
German bodega — the spätkauf — is under threat.


HOW A TAWDRY STEAKHOUSE MELEE TRANSFIXED MIAMI POLITICS



A city commissioner was dining. A lobbyist approached him with a beef that
wasn’t about lunch. The incident has dominated Miami’s political chatter for
days.


UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA REMOVES KLAN LEADER’S NAME FROM BUILDING



The board of trustees unanimously voted to rename Lucy-Graves Hall solely after
Autherine Lucy Foster, the first Black person to attend the school in 1956.


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AUSTRALIA DECLARES KOALAS AN ENDANGERED SPECIES



Years of drought, fires and habitat loss have drastically reduced the population
of the marsupial, an emblem of Australia’s unique wildlife.


STOCKS END WEEK WITH ANOTHER DROP AFTER INFLATION SPIKE RATTLES INVESTORS


ON CAPITOL HILL, A PUSH TO UNIONIZE HOUSE AIDES GAINS TRACTION


PRAISE FOR JAN. 6 COSTS VIRGINIA DEPUTY ATTORNEY GENERAL HER JOB


TALIBAN FREE 2 WESTERNERS WORKING FOR U.N., DAYS AFTER QUIET DETENTION


SLATE STRUGGLES TO FIND ITS IDENTITY, AND PROFIT


FRANCE ANNOUNCES MAJOR NUCLEAR POWER BUILDUP


MEDINA SPIRIT MAY HAVE DIED OF A HEART ATTACK, A NECROPSY FINDS


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Well

Lorraine Sorlet



QUIZ: HOW SELF-COMPASSIONATE ARE YOU?


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THE UNBEARABLE HEAVINESS OF CLUTTER


Mark Elzey for The New York Times



WHY IS MY EYELID TWITCHING?


Richard Chance



NEW SITES MAKE IT EASIER TO FIND A THERAPIST OF COLOR


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AN ATHLETIC COACH FOR THE MIND

Culture and Lifestyle

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REVIEW: EVEN WITH HUGH JACKMAN, ‘THE MUSIC MAN’ GOES FLAT




Sutton Foster also stars in this neat, perky, overly cautious Broadway revival
of a musical that needs to be more of a con.


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HANS HOLBEIN: TRUTH IN PAINTING



He cut through pretensions in his Renaissance portraits of nobles and notables,
in a first-ever retrospective at the Morgan Library & Museum.


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PATRICIA MORENO, SPIRITUAL FITNESS LEADER, DIES AT 57



Ms. Moreno’s intenSati program helped bring positive psychology into the
exercise world.


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‘INVENTING ANNA’ REVIEW: THE SOHO SCAMMER, EXPLAINED



Shonda Rhimes turns an absorbing real-life story into a Netflix drama, at nine
hours and change.


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THE BENGALS’ ROOKIE KICKER AIMS FOR PERFECTION



Evan McPherson has attempted 12 field goals in the N.F.L. postseason and made
each one, including the one that put Cincinnati in the Super Bowl.

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NINTENDO’S WII SPORTS SEQUEL IS NEARLY HERE



With Nintendo Switch Sports, Wii Sports fans and newcomers are finally getting a
modern follow-up to one of the best-selling games of all time.


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