Pence Hyped ‘Strong’ Pfizer Rollout. States Say It’s a Mess.

By Erin Banco, Sam Stein

Governors’ offices across the country were fuming as Vice President Mike Pence sat for his COVID-19 vaccine shot on Friday.

By Josh Young

Victor Vescovo was determined to be the first to descend to the bottom of all the world’s oceans. But at one dubbed the “Shrieking Sixties,” he had a little scare.

By Kevin Fallon

Everything we can’t stop loving, hating, and thinking about this week in pop culture.

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By Asawin Suebsaeng, Will Sommer

He says he’s “not just some pillow guy” to be mocked. He knows Trump is the chosen one because he’s familiar with “numbers and charts” and soon even “Trump-haters” will see.

By Kali Holloway

While Trump is planning pardons, the federal government will execute two sick men before Jan. 20—the culmination of a killing spree unparalleled since the 19th century.

By Justin Rohrlich

The bizarre case comes with an even odder twist: the self-described “involuntary celibate” had a steady girlfriend.

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By Olivia Messer

After-effects and lingering questions about the deadly voyage of the MS Zandaam just won’t go away.

By Lloyd Green

Remember the morally abominable Tuskegee experiments? They were conducted on 600 men. But Donald Trump just Tuskegeed an entire nation.

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 ‘CYBER PEARL HARBOR’ 

One congressman said the massive cyberattack was starting to look like the “cyber equivalent of Pearl Harbor.”

 TRAGIC 

Several lawmakers contracted the virus after attending the post-election dinner at a suburban restaurant.

 ‘TERRIBLE PAIN’ 

Devon Dalio, 42, was the eldest son of hedge fund honcho Ray Dalio.

 BAIL REQUEST 

She has 13 hours out of her cell, a private shower, and access to her own phone, two computers and a TV, federal prosecutors said in a Friday court filing.

 TAKE IT BACK 

The newspaper found that the podcast “did not meet the standards for Times journalism,” and the consequences for the outlet have been swift.

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