The United States and the rest of the world’s wealthiest nations are facing a great moral challenge, writes the editorial board. nyti.ms/3fhA8we
For the United States, this is a moment of both obligation and opportunity. nyti.ms/3fhA8we
Covax, the World Health Organization’s initiative to pool vaccine resources, remains profoundly underfunded and has failed to meet even its modest target of vaccinating one-fifth of the population in the Global South. nyti.ms/3fhA8we
The consequences of the global vaccine disparity are expected to be severe. nyti.ms/3fhA8we
Without vaccines, the global economy will contract by trillions of dollars, according to the International Chamber of Commerce. nyti.ms/3fhA8we
Vaccinating the globe will require leadership and a level of international cooperation that many people may consider impossible. nyti.ms/3fhA8we
"It’s time to help the rest of the world."

Read more from the editorial board. nyti.ms/3fhA8we

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That’s why we have decided to endorse Kathryn Garcia (@KGforNYC) for New York City mayor. nyti.ms/3fo3jOr
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Many of the women featured have moved on from grief or distress about the violence — by both police officers and civilians — to engage in activism and find solutions.
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Today, after more than 50 years, we’re retiring the term “Op-Ed.”

"Terms like ‘Op-Ed’ are, by their nature, clubby newspaper jargon," explains our Opinion editor, @katiekings.

We’re striving to be more inclusive in how we explain our work.

nytimes.com/2021/04/26/opi…
The editorial board will still write editorials. Columnists will still write columns. But we’re introducing a new term to our pages: “Guest Essays.” These will be pieces written by outside contributors.
You’ll find those signifiers above the headline. And you’ll notice other ways to distinguish between news and Opinion pieces.

Our mission is to invite and convene a wide range of voices and views; we believe Guest Essay reflects that mission well.
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Low- and middle-income nations are facing an unconscionable shortage of coronavirus vaccines that threatens to upend progress against the pandemic. nyti.ms/32JCBJR
A global shortage of vaccines has been obscured by pockets of vaccine abundance in wealthier countries like the United States. But if the shortage isn’t addressed soon, the trouble will become all too clear. nyti.ms/32JCBJR
Nearly as soon as vaccines entered clinical trials, wealthy countries began hoarding doses, ensuring that instead of the most vulnerable people everywhere being vaccinated, their residents would be first in line. nyti.ms/32JCBJR
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Soon, virtually all adults who want to get vaccinated will have been able to get a shot. But children will need to wait longer.

What does that mean for family activities, vacations and daily life? @DLeonhardt takes a look at the risks and options. 
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Children cannot be vaccinated yet. Yet keeping them at home — away from their friends, activities, schools and extended family — can harm them, as multiple studies have suggested. nyti.ms/2QMcwr9
Covid-19 has killed about 16 times more Americans than the flu would in a typical year. nyti.ms/2QMcwr9
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