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Biden s early win on COVID-19 relief could be hard to repeat Or he could be FDR

Biden s early win on COVID-19 relief could be hard to repeat Or he could be FDR
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The Most Overhyped Rookie NBA Busts Since 2000

0 of 9 Jim Urquhart/Associated Press Hype is a constant in NBA draft history, and the past two decades are loaded with cautionary tales. To be fair, no organization has a perfect record in the draft. While every team has a glaring mistake, though, some have struck out badly when overvaluing a popular college star or failing in their pursuit of the next great international player. And sometimes the result is what both players and franchises want to avoid: the dreaded bust label. We focused on high first-round picks who failed to match the predraft hype. The primary factors used are total production and career length in the NBA, and the list is organized by draft year.

The New York Times News Quiz, Feb 26, 2021

The New York Times Log In FEB. 26, 2021 Did you follow the news this week? Take our quiz to see how well you stack up with other Times readers. We’ll be back next Friday with a new weekly quiz. Related Article 1 of 11 Tiger Woods, right, after his first Masters victory in 1997. Amy Sancetta/Associated Press Tiger Woods, who survived a serious car crash this week, has won 15 major men’s golf tournaments, second all time. Who is the only golfer with more 18? Roy McAvoy 2 of 11 Covid-19 has caused more than 500,000 confirmed deaths in the U.S. over the past year. Roughly how many Americans have died from influenza during an average flu season over the past decade?

Biden s Virus Response Marked by Larger Federal Role

Biden s Virus Response Marked by Larger Federal Role © Alex Brandon/Associated Press WASHINGTON In his first month in office, President Biden has positioned the federal government squarely at the front of the battle against Covid-19, tapping the military to staff mass-vaccination centers, joining with state and local officials to accelerate the pace of vaccinations, and requiring masks on buses, planes and federal property. “We’re doing everything we can within the power of the presidency to make sure that people are taking the right public-health measures,” said Natalie Quillian, the White House’s deputy coordinator of the Covid-19 response. Mr. Biden has also called for Congress to pass a $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief package, which would provide $130 billion of additional funding to schools, stimulus checks of $1,400 to most households and $50 billion to expand testing.

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