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The Eerie, Lunar Nothingness of Namibia’s Skeleton Coast
We had been driving for four hours and had yet to see another soul. No people. No cars. Just eerie,…
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Your Tuesday Briefing
Surgeons performed the transplant during an eight-hour operation.Credit...University of Maryland School of MedicineA man receives a heart from a ...
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The Plane is Boarding, Where Are Your Test Results?
Christine Yi held out hope that the test results would come through until the doors to her flight’s boarding gate…
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Some Southeast Asian tourism spots reopen, but arrivals are down from millions to dozens.
Indonesia reopened the island of Bali to fully vaccinated tourists from 19 countries in October. But only two foreign nationals…
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The Canadian government warns residents to avoid nonessential travel outside the country.
For travelers from Canada who are unclear what to do about holiday plans in international destinations, the federal government issued…
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Britain drops southern African nations from its ‘red list’ for quarantine restrictions.
With new coronavirus cases surging at home, the British government on Tuesday lifted its special restrictions on travelers arriving from…
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Omicron Is Fast Moving, but Perhaps Less Severe, Early Reports Suggest
JOHANNESBURG — The Covid-19 virus is spreading faster than ever in South Africa, the country’s president said Monday, an indication…
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Omicron Is Fast Moving, but Perhaps Less Severe, Early Reports Suggest
JOHANNESBURG — The Covid-19 virus is spreading faster than ever in South Africa, the country’s president said Monday, an indication…
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Stricter coronavirus testing rules take effect for travelers flying to the U.S.
The United States began requiring international travelers on Monday to provide proof of a negative coronavirus test taken no more…
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Bearing Witness to Svalbard’s Fragile Splendor
Mesmerized, I would lean against the railing at the front of the ship, alone, for hours on end. Over the…
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