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ONTARIO DECLARES A STATE OF EMERGENCY AS IT BRACES FOR MORE PROTESTS


 * Doug Ford, the premier of Ontario, told protesters to go home, saying that
   otherwise, “there will be consequences, and they will be severe.”
 * The police in Ottawa braced for thousands of protesters to descend for the
   third consecutive weekend of a crisis that has disrupted supply chains.
   Follow updates.


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


Nathan Denette/The Canadian Press, via Associated Press
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UKRAINE, IN A SHIFT OF TONE, WARNS OF RUSSIA-BACKED MILITARY EXERCISES



After efforts to minimize the threat of an invasion, the warning was evidence of
a shift by Kyiv to more alarming commentary. Here’s the latest on the crisis.


AS THE UKRAINE CRISIS DEEPENS, THE U.S. SECRETARY OF STATE IS IN ASIA, SIGNALING
AMERICA’S COMMITMENT THERE.


Tyler Hicks/The New York Times
Live



RUSSIA FACES OMICRON-DRIVEN SURGE IN VIRUS CASES



The country reported a daily record of 200,000 new cases, but no commensurate
surge in deaths, as Omicron swept across remote areas. Follow pandemic news.


WHY AN ARIZONA COUNTY TURNED DOWN $1.9 MILLION IN COVID RELIEF



Two Republican supervisors voted to reject the federal money, frustrating health
care workers in rural Cochise County.


Sergey Ponomarev for The New York Times


TRACKING THE CORONAVIRUS ›

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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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SHAUN WHITE FINDS THE GLORY IN FALLING SHORT



Trying for a fourth Olympic gold medal, the 35-year-old snowboarding champion
was surpassed by his heirs apparent. That, in itself, was enough.


SEE HOW AYUMU HIRANO MADE OLYMPIC HISTORY IN THE HALFPIPE TO WIN GOLD.


Ayumu Hirano of Japan solidified his place as the world’s best snowboarder.
Photographs and composite image by Weiyi Cai
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OLYMPICS UPDATES: A UKRAINIAN ATHLETE HELD UP A “NO WAR” SIGN DURING HIS
SKELETON COMPETITION.


THIS OLYMPIAN LIT UP THE INTERNET WHEN HE APPEARED AT THE OPENING CEREMONY
SHIRTLESS IN SUBFREEZING WEATHER.


STAR RUSSIAN FIGURE SKATER TESTED POSITIVE FOR BANNED DRUG



Kamila Valieva, 15, propelled Russia to a win in the team figure skating
competition this week, but it was not yet clear if the gold medal would be
awarded.


Chang W. Lee/The New York Times
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: One couple’s adventures in the consumer tech surveillance state.




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.




WHAT IS BLACK LOVE TODAY?



We gathered stories that illuminate how Black people live and love, in a special
collaboration between Modern Love and Black History, Continued.



Hannah Buckman





REAL ESTATE PRICES HAVE BEEN RISING WILDLY ACROSS NEW YORK CITY. WHAT WILL THE
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IT’S NOT JUST YOU. SCIENTISTS HAVE SUGGESTED THAT THE PANDEMIC HAS SPED THE
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THE ANTI-C.R.T. MOVEMENT AND A VISION FOR A NEW RIGHT WING


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WHY THE CINCINNATI BENGALS WILL WIN THE SUPER BOWL


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


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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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THE MORNING



David Leonhardt on the wishful thinking behind “follow the science.”


LISTEN TO ‘THE DAILY’



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


LISTEN TO ‘THE MODERN LOVE PODCAST’



What is the song you were obsessed with as a teenager? Listen to our season
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谁能像谷爱凌一样“既是中国人也是美国人”？



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VACANCIES IN TOP HEALTH AND SCIENCE JOBS MAY THREATEN BIDEN’S AGENDA



President Biden came into office vowing to respect science, but openings in
crucial jobs could hamper progress on medical and technological research.


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.


A convenience store in Berlin. Andrew White for The New York Times


U.S. MILITARY OFFERS NEW DETAILS ON RAID THAT LED TO ISIS LEADER’S DEATH



A key clue in the two-year manhunt for the Islamic State’s elusive leader fell
into place when a drone spotted a man bathing atop a building in Syria.


ADVICE FROM BRAIN INJURY EXPERTS AFTER BOB SAGET’S DEATH



People who find themselves alone after a significant knock to the head are at
higher risk of harm.


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


TALIBAN ARE HOLDING 2 WESTERNERS WORKING FOR U.N., AGENCY SAYS


CLOSING ARGUMENTS BEGIN IN SARAH PALIN’S LIBEL SUIT AGAINST THE TIMES


SWITZERLAND, LONG A SAFE HAVEN FOR TOBACCO ADS, WEIGHS A BAN


BUSINESS UPDATES: OMICRON STALLED BRITAIN’S ECONOMIC RECOVERY IN DECEMBER


BETTY DAVIS, RAW FUNK INNOVATOR, DIES AT 77


JERRY HARRIS OF ‘CHEER’ PLEADS GUILTY TO SEX CRIMES INVOLVING MINORS


WHAT ELON MUSK DID AND DIDN’T REVEAL ABOUT SPACEX’S STARSHIP ROCKET


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QUIZ: HOW SELF-COMPASSIONATE ARE YOU?


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THE UNBEARABLE HEAVINESS OF CLUTTER


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WHY IS MY EYELID TWITCHING?


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NEW SITES MAKE IT EASIER TO FIND A THERAPIST OF COLOR


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AN ATHLETIC COACH FOR THE MIND

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CHARLES RAY: RADICAL CONSERVATIVE




Familiarity breeds surprises at the Met’s survey of the American sculptor, whose
work suggests that the past is never dead — in a good way.


Sara Krulwich/The New York Times



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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‘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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LAKERS PASS TRADE DEADLINE UNCHANGED AND UNCERTAIN



For a team still searching for cohesion around LeBron James and Anthony Davis,
the buyout market may not be enough to vault into title contention.


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