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Un virus de dos mundos

El coronavirus unificó en forma repentina mi experiencia de vivir en dos países, con dos horarios, entre el mundo tangible y la realidad virtual.

I’ll Take Biden’s Confusion Over Trump’s Corruption

Let’s not repeat the false equivalence of 2016.

Afghan Rivals Sign Power-Sharing Deal as Political Crisis Subsides

President Ashraf Ghani gave his rival, Abdullah Abdullah, the leading role in the peace process with the Taliban and a 50 percent share in the cabinet.

Ahmaud Arbery’s Final Minutes: What Videos and 911 Calls Show

Using security footage, cellphone video, 911 calls and police reports, The Times has reconstructed the 12 minutes before Ahmaud Arbery was shot dead in Georgia on Feb. 23.

Coronavirus World Updates

Officials have also imposed new travel restrictions in northeastern China. Cuts and outsourcing have left France scrambling for medical gear needed to fight a pandemic.

Chinese Ambassador Is Found Dead at Home in Israel

An embassy worker found the body of Du Wei, 57, in his bed in a coastal suburb north of Tel Aviv, officials said. Israeli news outlets reported that there were no signs of violence.

Illinois Shooting Kills One at Rockford Motel; Suspect in Standoff

The police said a suspect was barricaded in a Super 8 motel in the northern city of Rockford after one person was killed and two others wounded.

Phyllis George, Trailblazing Sportscaster, Is Dead at 70

Four years after being crowned Miss America, she became a celebrity, and drew criticism, as a co-host of the CBS show “The NFL Today.”

As Cable TV Fades, Fearing ‘the End of Comedy Central’

The network that made the careers of Dave Chappelle, Stephen Colbert and Amy Schumer has laid off top executives while looking to make shows that are cheaper to produce.

The Week in Business: Ready or Not, Here Comes the Reopening

Businesses start coming back to life, but will it lead to a resurgence of virus cases?

State of the Virus, Barack Obama, Baseball: Your Weekend Briefing

Here’s what you need to know about the week’s top stories.

In the Shadows of America’s Smokestacks, Virus Is One More Deadly Risk

Nationwide, poor communities are exposed to much more air pollution than wealthier ones. Scientists are racing to understand what role this may play in Covid-19.

One More Relationship Tested by the Pandemic: Siblings

For many brothers and sisters, the coronavirus and its limits on relationships outside the home have upended their dynamics.

Oil Prices Stage a Modest Recovery as Demand Rises and Supply Drops

The U.S. benchmark approached $30 a barrel, a month after briefly falling below zero, but it’s still far from where it was before the pandemic.

Homes That Sold for Around $750,000

Recent residential sales in New York City and the region.