To the Editor: Re “Who Gets to Breathe Clean Air in New Delhi” (nytimes.com, Dec. 17): Thank you for shining a light on the dangers that children in India face each day from air pollution. The powerful story of Monu
Opinion | I Got Vaccinated. But the Shot Won’t Save My Dying Patients.
I barely even feel the needle. It is over so quickly that I begin to take it all in only afterward, as I claim a seat in the waiting area. There are a handful of us there, each of us
Your Wednesday Briefing
Running out of I.C.U. beds in South Korea. By Melina Delkic Good morning. We’re covering South Korea’s strategy for dealing with its most severe outbreak, an appeal to countries to lift travel bans on Britain and northern Sweden’s winter scenes.
Opinion | Fashion Will Not Disappear. It Will Transform.
This has been, economically, the worst year in the industry’s history. And yet fashion is more relevant than ever. Credit…Martin Nicolausson Supported by By Rhonda Garelick Dr. Garelick is the dean of the School of Art and Design History and
Opinion | Writing Into and Out of My Long-Distance Grief
Mourning on a wintry day at the end of a year that has all been winter. By Dur e Aziz Amna Ms. Amna is a Pakistani writer who is in the Master of Fine Arts program at the University of
Huntington buys TCF for $6 billion in U.S. regional bank merger wave
(Reuters) – Huntington Bancshares Inc has agreed to buy TCF Financial Corp for $6 billion in stock, marking the latest tie-up among U.S. regional lenders seeking scale. Columbus, Ohio-based Huntington will exchange 3.0028 of its shares for each TCF share,
Opinion | Trump Has Never Believed in Democracy
Donald Trump’s continued effort to overturn the result of the election — an effort buttressed by the support of many Republicans in Congress, it should be noted — is nothing short of an attempt at a bloodless coup. The only
Opinion | The Trustbusters Come for Facebook. Finally.
Facebook, like other big tech firms, has sought to maintain its dominance, and to keep profits rolling in, by gobbling up any upstarts that have threatened its market power. The company’s view of competition can be summed up by an
Opinion | Warner Bros. Finally Looks Beyond the Movie Theater
The windows are now smashed, and that’s a good thing, broken glass notwithstanding. At least that’s the case at Warner Bros. This week, the entertainment giant finally shattered Hollywood’s way of doing business, perhaps for all time. The company said
Opinion | Why My Father Fled Seoul’s Lockdown
This is an article from Turning Points, a special section that explores what critical moments from this year might mean for the year ahead. Turning Point: In February, Daegu, South Korea, became the site of the first major coronavirus outbreak