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Shunned by G.O.P., Cheney and Kinzinger Seek Answers on Jan. 6 Riot

They have been isolated and ostracized by their party for accepting Speaker Nancy Pelosi?s offer to sit on the special committee investigating the Capitol assault.

by The New York Times
V.A. Issues Vaccine Mandate for Health Care Workers, a First for a Federal Agency

Employees who provide direct patient care have eight weeks to get inoculated against the coronavirus or face penalties including possible removal.

by The New York Times
New York City and California will require workers to be vaccinated or face testing.

The Department of Veterans Affairs on Monday also became the first federal agency to mandate that some of its employees get inoculated.

by The New York Times
Nancy Pelosi Is Working in a World Where the Other Side Won?t Play Fair

How did the Jan. 6 investigation become such a political football?

by The New York Times
Pelosi Appoints Kinzinger to Panel Scrutinizing Jan. 6

The selection of Representative Adam Kinzinger for the special committee adds a second Republican who has been an unsparing critic of former President Donald J. Trump.

by The New York Times
The Pandemic Ruined Third Grade. Can Summer School Make Up for It?

After months of remote learning, Zion Graham is in summer school. But can a six-week program make up for his lost year?

by The New York Times
U.S. Moves to Drop Cases Against Chinese Researchers Accused of Hiding Military Ties

The arrests were part of a Trump-era initiative aimed at curbing Beijing?s efforts to steal intellectual property, corporate secrets, and military intelligence.

by The New York Times
Why America Isn?t Getting the Jan. 6 Investigation It Needs

Reaching any kind of national consensus about what happened that day now feels like as much of a fantasy as any false-flag conspiracy theory.

by The New York Times
De Blasio Urges New York Businesses to Require Employee Vaccinations

The debate over mandates is intensifying as the highly contagious Delta variant of the coronavirus surges in many parts of the United States.

by The New York Times
Do I Still Have to Take My Hat Off for Dinner?

A reader asks whether hat etiquette has changed, and for advice on avoiding hat hair.

by The New York Times