President Biden has promised to reinstate more than 100 rules and regulations on air, water, public lands, endangered species and climate change that were weakened or rolled back by his predecessor. Legal experts warn that it could take years. https://t.co/fewfpu5jLZ

Russia is scrambling to stop young people from protesting for Aleksei Navalny. But it's struggling to rein in TikTok, where in one viral clip, a young woman is giving people tips on how to sound like an American – "I'm gonna call my lawyer!" — if detained. https://t.co/KvQB4L5uCn

To secure coronavirus shots, Ukraine has been forced to largely abandon its anticorruption rules. Drug companies have required countries to sign nondisclosure agreements for vaccine deals, even though the contracts are funded by public money.
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RT @vwang3: One year ago today, Wuhan locked down. Now the city is alive like almost nowhere else—but many wounds, seen and unseen, linger.

Honored to have been part of this project w @ChuBailiang @KeithBradsher @amyyqin, with stunning photos by @GillSabrie 
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Several salmon species in the Pacific Northwest are “on the brink of extinction” because of the devastating effects of climate change and deteriorating habitats, a new Washington State report says. https://t.co/RVhlkDBapk

“My father was still gone. Her husband was still gone,” Merissa Nathan Gerson writes in Modern Love. “And in his absence, with no one else around, my mother and I fell in love with caring for one another.”
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RT @BenHoffmanNYT: You'd think a Hank Aaron stats story would be easy, but I found it more difficult than a typical one because ... where do you start? I hope I did him some justice. https://t.co/CKSUGQjl07

10 new books recommended by critics and editors at The New York Times.
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President Biden signed two executive orders Friday, directing more aid to Americans struggling due to the coronavirus pandemic and laying the groundwork to institute a $15 minimum wage for federal employees. “This is an economic imperative,” he said. https://t.co/01enOV2zOb https://t.co/P3ylElntHB

Donald Trump commuted a drug smuggler’s 10-year sentence. Yet the man still faces separate accusations of violence and threats. https://t.co/vVWZuthIMv

RT @nytgraphics: At the current pace, the U.S. will administer 100 million vaccine doses by April 17. But there is enough projected supply to reach that goal far sooner. https://t.co/eF2KOhdj54

In January 2020, the virologist Zhang Yongzhen cracked the virus's genetic code and defied Chinese government orders to go public with what he knew. "I don't regret anything I did," he said. "I trusted myself."

Reflections from Wuhan, one year on: https://t.co/TgYSHZtS8j

RT @jeligon: NEW: When Darnell Frazier, serving life for selling cocaine, failed to get a pardon from Obama he took a different tact w/Trump. He appealed to people who personally knew Trump. It worked. He was among those pardoned this week. Latest w/⁦@anniekarni⁩ https://t.co/BxhmLQF8nl

The master tenant of a warehouse that had been converted into an artists’ collective in Oakland, California, pleaded guilty to 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter, four years after a fire tore through the building, killing 36 people, court records show. https://t.co/B3z1XARhBM

RT @maggieNYT: NEW - Giuliani acknowledged to me that his associate, Maria Ryan, sent an email to campaign officials seeking $20k a day for his post-elex representation, but he said he was unaware she did it until after the fact https://t.co/SDLqvbYf0D

NBCSN, the No. 2 cable sports channel last year, will be gone by the end of 2021. https://t.co/znYOSnpUFN

RT @nytmike: EXCLUSIVE: 2.5 years ago he threw a man off a balcony. He threatened to violently attack a rabbi. “I am going to make you bleed,” he said. NYAG and FTC have ongoing legal action against him. SDNY's investigating his company. But Trump commuted him on Wed. https://t.co/ZNzLWmDMhY

One year after the virus emerged in Wuhan, the Chinese Communist Party’s control of the narrative has become absolute, writes @LiYuan6. https://t.co/Rz8h5NUJlA

Breaking News: Donald Trump and a Justice Department official plotted to oust the acting attorney general to try to advance baseless election claims, interviews show. https://t.co/sc7dk6oNdi

RT @ktbenner: SCOOP: The acting head of DOJ's civil division spoke with Trump about a plan to stop the steal; and then told Acting AG Rosen that he was gonna be replaced in order for the plan to be implemented. And then DOJ senior leaders said they would quit en masse
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