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The Serum Institute of India reneged on exporting hundred of millions of Covid vaccine doses designated for poor countries in order to focus on domestic distribution. Credit...Mahesh Kumar A/Associated Press

Biden to Push Global Plan to Battle Covid as National Gaps Widen

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If successful, President Biden would deliver on a decades-long campaign by Democrats to expand the federal government to combat social problems and spread the gains of a growing economy to workers.Credit...Doug Mills/The New York Times

Biden’s Entire Presidential Agenda Rests on Expansive Spending Bill

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Home construction in Millsboro, Del. Job openings in construction have picked up at a rapid clip after the sector lost more than one million jobs at the beginning of the pandemic.Credit...Alyssa Schukar for The New York Times

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U.S. War in Afghanistan Ends as Final Evacuation Flights Depart

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U.S. officials warn Americans again to leave the Kabul airport after Biden says a new attack is ‘highly likely.’

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After Two Decades of Fighting Taliban, U.S. Is Uneasy Partners With Them

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13 U.S. Troops Are Among Those Killed; Biden Vows Retaliation

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Taliban Promise Peace, but Doubt and Fear Persist

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