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In 2021, the world population was approximately 7,954,448,391 people[†]
The government has imposed lockdowns and is testing and tracing aggressively to fight a new outbreak. Experts say it is time for the country to rethink its approach to the virus.
A second union vote may be held at an Alabama warehouse, and new tactics by the Teamsters and other groups aim to pressure Amazon across the country.
The “Saturday Night Live” star shares the story of her pandemic experience and a life touched by grief in “This Will All Be Over Soon.”
The small Mediterranean country is in the throes of a financial crisis that the World Bank has said could rank among the world’s worst since the mid-1800s.
A diverse board of comics is trying to build an inclusive, accessible institution. But knowing what they don’t want to be may not be enough.
With the vaccinated elderly susceptible to breakthrough infections, inoculation of workers is becoming more urgent.
The government accuses gun makers and suppliers of knowingly flooding the market with firearms attractive to drug cartels.
District attorneys in Manhattan, Nassau, Oswego and Westchester Counties announced that they were investigating Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s actions. An impeachment inquiry is ongoing.
At Jacob’s Pillow, with all shows outdoors, a new uncontrollable element emerged: weather. That’s where Paul Caiano comes in.
A growing bipartisan consensus to repeal decades-old military authorizations is driven partly by a shift among Republicans toward Donald J. Trump’s “America First” approach.
For years, the New York governor played the tough guy. And people bought his act.
The Artist Pension Trust was created to pool, store and sell the works of painters and sculptors. After it drew complaints from many of those clients, two reporters set out to learn more.