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Cuomo Attacked Over His Plan for Review of Sex Harassment Claims

After The Times detailed accusations of a second former aide to Gov. Andrew Cuomo, New York Democrats demanded an independent investigation into the matter.
Many of those officials seemed skeptical of Mr. Cuomo’s decision to appoint his own investigator. Others called for his immediate resignation.

Cuomo Is Accused of Sexual Harassment by a 2nd Former Aide

The woman, 25, said that when they were alone in his office, Gov. Andrew Cuomo asked if she “had ever been with an older man.”

Mr. Cuomo is also facing backlash over his handling of nursing home deaths. Political rivals see opportunity.

In Quest for Herd Immunity, Giant Vaccination Sites Proliferate

A day at one site in Connecticut showed both the promise and the shortcomings of the approach, which is at the center of President Biden’s pandemic plan.

F.D.A. Clears Johnson & Johnson’s Shot, Giving Americans a 3rd Vaccine

The approval of the vaccine, the first to require a single shot, will bring millions more doses to the U.S. within days.

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Amid slow deliveries, desperate E.U. nations are hunting for more vaccines — and eyeing the murky open market.

Tracking the Coronavirus ›

United States ›	United StatesOn Feb. 27	14-day change
New cases	62,694	–28%
New deaths	1,567	–22%

Risk in your area ›

U.S. vaccinations ›

Where states are reporting vaccines given

Fully vaccinated7.1%

At least one dose15%

Other trackers: Choose your own places to track

Other trackers:

United States ›	United StatesOn Feb. 27	14-day change
New cases	62,694	–28%
New deaths	1,567	–22%

World ›	WorldOn Feb. 27	14-day change
New cases	365,519	–3%
New deaths	8,061	–23%

U.S. hot spots ›

Worldwide ›

Vaccine tracker ›

Other trackers:

United States ›	United StatesOn Feb. 27	14-day change
New cases	62,694	–28%
New deaths	1,567	–22%

Canada ›	CanadaOn Feb. 27	14-day change
New cases	2,724	+9%
New deaths	45	–28%

U.S. hot spots ›

Worldwide ›

Vaccine tracker ›

Other trackers:

In Statehouses, Stolen-Election Myth Fuels a G.O.P. Drive to Rewrite Rules

Republicans nationwide are mounting efforts to change voting rules, led by Trump loyalists who embrace the former president’s baseless election claims.

Tommy Zegan, right, with his sculpture of former President Donald Trump, a popular attraction at the Conservative Political Action Conference on Saturday.

At CPAC, a Golden Image, a Magic Wand and Reverence for Trump

The faithful who flocked to the conference of conservatives made it clear that their allegiance was more to former President Trump than to the party.

How the Pandemic Nearly Tore Israel Apart

Lockdowns brought tensions between secular and ultra-Orthodox communities to the boiling point. Political consequences could be felt for years to come.

‘Odessa,’ Part One: The School Year Begins

A struggling system, an oil bust and a determined marching band: This is the story of a Texas high school in crisis, trying to reopen in the pandemic.