In a turnaround, the agency is expected to grant the request before the winter holiday season, giving access to all 181 million fully vaccinated people.

Pfizer Asks F.D.A. to Expand Booster Eligibility to All Adults

For small businesses hovering just under the federal vaccination guidelines, navigating this period is tricky.

The Vaccine Mandate Kicks In at 100 Employees. What If You’re at 98?

In one area of France, worries about rising energy prices trump anxiety about rising temperatures, raising fears of a resurgence of the Yellow Vest social uprising.

In France, the People the Climate Summit Forgot

The Chinese e-commerce giant is updating its blockbuster shopping holiday for a humbler, more dutiful era in the country’s internet industry.

A Chastened Alibaba Tones Down Its Singles Day Retail Bonanza

The Consumer Price Index rose 6.2 percent in October from a year earlier, its sharpest increase since 1990. That is bad news for President Biden and the Federal Reserve.

Fastest Inflation in 31 Years Puts More Heat on Washington

This demented thriller about a stranded girls’ soccer team offers a portrait of survival and social breakdown filtered through a female lens.

‘Yellowjackets’ Leans In to Savagery

Museums striving for diversity and inclusiveness are bringing in outside voices to interpret the art. (They’re not always experts.)

Whose Writing Is on the Wall at the Museum? It Could Be Yours.

Painted rooftops reflect the heat instead of absorbing it, reducing the need for air-conditioning and cutting greenhouse gases.

How ‘Cool Roofs’ Can Help Fight Climate Change

Low slung, high waisted, skinny, cropped, baggy, flared — there’s no consensus on jeans these days. What does that say about the era we’re living through? And what can it tell us about ourselves?

Is Denim in an Identity Crisis?

The electric-vehicle maker, backed by Amazon and Ford, ended its first day of trading valued at $86 billion, though its deliveries so far total 156.

Rivian I.P.O. Is Embraced by Investors Looking for Another Tesla

With the 1929 “Hallelujah!,” the actress shot to stardom. Hollywood made sure she didn’t stay there, as a new Film Forum series shows.

The Glory of Nina Mae McKinney, an Early Black Star in White Hollywood

As nearly 200 nations struggle over global climate negotiations, the world’s two biggest polluters sign an agreement, but it was short on details.

China and the United States Join in Seeking Emissions Cuts

The 13 Republican lawmakers who broke with their party to support a $1 trillion bipartisan public works bill have drawn anger and threats from their colleagues and constituents.

House Republicans Who Backed Infrastructure Bill Face Vicious Backlash

The Justice Department and the S.E.C. have contacted companies that discussed investing in the Silicon Valley media business.

Ozy Media Faces Federal Investigations

When threatened by giant hornets, Asian honeybees use their wings to make a noise that sounds like a cry for help.

I Scream. You Scream. Bees Scream, Too.

Eun Sun Kim, who recently made history at the San Francisco Opera, had an auspicious arrival at the podium in New York for Puccini’s classic.

Review: In Her Met Debut, a Conductor Leads a Fresh ‘La Bohème’

Muography, a technique used to peer inside nuclear reactors and Egyptian pyramids, could help map the innards of the world’s most hazardous volcanoes.

How Do You See Inside a Volcano? Try a Storm of Cosmic Particles.

The former anchor of “NBC Nightly News” rehabilitated his tarnished image as the host of a popular 11 p.m. show on MSNBC.

Brian Williams Says He’s Leaving NBC News

Quotation of the Day for Wednesday, November 10, 2021.

Quotation of the Day: Lack of Truckers Is Choking U.S. Supply Chain

The same woman who stars as the embodiment of poverty in Netflix’s “Maid” is a brand ambassador for one of the world’s largest luxury companies. How very 2021.

The Cinderella Myth We Can’t Quit

European antitrust regulators said Google gave preferential treatment to its own price-comparison shopping service over rival services.

Google loses appeal of $2.8 billion fine in E.U. antitrust case.

The West Village has changed a lot since the ’90s, but this palace of printed matter has remained a pillar of the neighborhood.

Casa Magazines Has Seen It All

The musical, about a comedian’s rise and fall, plans to open at the Nederlander Theater in the spring.

Billy Crystal to Return to Broadway in ‘Mr. Saturday Night’

Evergrande had three bonds for which grace periods for interest payments were set to expire on Wednesday.

China Evergrande meets another interest payment deadline.

The Justice Department says Uber did not adjust its wait time fees for people with disabilities, even when Uber knew someone needed additional time.

November 10, 2021

Headlines from November 10, 2021

Pfizer Asks F.D.A. to Expand Booster Eligibility to All Adults

The Vaccine Mandate Kicks In at 100 Employees. What If You’re at 98?

In France, the People the Climate Summit Forgot

A Chastened Alibaba Tones Down Its Singles Day Retail Bonanza

Fastest Inflation in 31 Years Puts More Heat on Washington

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