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Continue reading the main story Sections SEARCH Skip to contentSkip to site index * U.S. * International * Canada * Español * 中文 Subscribe for €0.5/weekLog in Friday, February 11, 2022 Today’s Paper Today's weather: -1°C with Partly cloudy-1°C7° -1° Nasdaq -2.78% Group S&P 500 -1.9% Group Dow -1.43% Group Log In * * * World * U.S. * Politics * N.Y. * Business * Opinion * Tech * Science * Health * Sports * Arts * Books * Style * Food * Travel * Magazine * T Magazine * Real Estate * Video * * World * U.S. * Politics * N.Y. * Business * Opinion * Tech * Science * Health * Sports * Arts * Books * Style * Food * Travel * Magazine * T Magazine * Real Estate * Video * 1. Live 1. CORONAVIRUS PANDEMIC 2m ago 2. CANADA PROTESTS 13m ago 3. UKRAINE-RUSSIA TENSIONS 35m ago Live 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 Live 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. Nathan Denette/The Canadian Press, via Associated Press Spencer Platt/Getty Images Cole Burston/Getty Images Brett Gundlock for The New York Times Dave Chan/Agence France-Presse — Getty Images Brett Gundlock for The New York Times Elaine Cromie for The New York Times 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% U.S. HOT SPOTS › VACCINATIONS › GLOBAL HOT SPOTS › HIGH CASES * Alaska * Miss. * Mont. HIGH HOSPITALIZATIONS * W.Va. * Ala. * Ky. MORE TRACKERS * County lookup * Hospitals 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. 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