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  1. As Vaccines Trickle Into Africa, Zambia’s Challenges Highlight Other Obstacles

    Vaccinating Africa is critical to protecting the continent and the world against dangerous variants, but supply isn’t the only problem countries face.

    By Stephanie Nolen

    Page A1

  2. Helicopters and High-Speed Chases: Inside Texas’ Push to Arrest Migrants

    Texas is using state law enforcement in an unusual way in an attempt to stem illegal border crossings. The tactic is raising constitutional concerns and transforming life in one small town.

    By J. David Goodman and Kirsten Luce

    Page A1

  3. The 10 Best Books of 2021

    Page BR14

  4. First Fires, Then Floods: Climate Extremes Batter Australia

    By Damien Cave and Matthew Abbott

    Page A4

  5. A Murder, Gold Bars, a Jailbreak and Questions About Justice

    By Danny Hakim and Jesse McKinley

    Page MB1

  6. Bryce Young, Alabama’s Sophomore Star, Wins the Heisman Trophy

    By Billy Witz

    Page A31

  7. Best Theater of 2021

    By Jesse Green, Maya Phillips, Laura Collins-Hughes, Scott Heller, Alexis Soloski and Elisabeth Vincentelli

    Page AR6

  8. Elon Musk’s Latest Innovation: Troll Philanthropy

    By Nicholas Kulish

    Page BU1

TODAYS FRONT PAGES

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International

  1. First Fires, Then Floods: Climate Extremes Batter Australia

    By Damien Cave and Matthew Abbott

    Page A4

  2. Search for Indigenous Children Takes New Step, Calling Police

    By Ian Austen

    Page A8

  3. Echoes of Trump at a Rally for France’s Far-Right Upstart

    By Constant Méheut

    Page A10

National

  1. In Bakersfield, Many Find a California They Can Afford

    By Jill Cowan

    Page A16

  2. Rift Between Senator and Son Shows the Challenge of Taxing the Ultrarich

    By Jonathan Weisman

    Page A24

  3. Standing Ready in the Aftermath of Disaster

    By Kristen Bayrakdarian

    Page A24

Obituaries

  1. Denis O’Brien, Force in Ex-Beatle’s Film Company, Dies at 80

    By Neil Genzlinger

    Page A28

  2. Frank Williams, Dominant Formula 1 Manager, Is Dead at 79

    By Clay Risen

    Page A28

  3. Darlene Hard, Strong-Willed Tennis Star Before Pro Era, Dies at 85

    By Frank Litsky

    Page A29

New York

  1. A Murder, Gold Bars, a Jailbreak and Questions About Justice

    By Danny Hakim and Jesse McKinley

    Page MB1

  2. Socially Distant Wrestling: Young Athletes ‘Robbed’ by Covid Rules

    By Stuart Miller

    Page MB1

  3. How a Professional Mover Spends His Sundays

    By Laura Entis

    Page MB2

Arts & Leisure

  1. Meg Stalter Rejoices With Dolly Parton and a Loyal Chihuahua

    By Kathryn Shattuck

    Page AR4

  2. Best Theater of 2021

    By Jesse Green, Maya Phillips, Laura Collins-Hughes, Scott Heller, Alexis Soloski and Elisabeth Vincentelli

    Page AR6

  3. Best Dance of 2021

    By Gia Kourlas, Brian Seibert and Siobhan Burke

    Page AR10

Sunday Business

  1. Elon Musk’s Latest Innovation: Troll Philanthropy

    By Nicholas Kulish

    Page BU1

  2. Congress, Far From ‘a Series of Tubes,’ Is Still Nowhere Near Reining In Tech

    By Cecilia Kang

    Page BU1

  3. The New Language of the Office, From al Desko Dining to Zoombies

    By Emma Goldberg

    Page BU3

Sunday Review

  1. How the United States Can Break Putin’s Hold on Ukraine

    By Alexander Vindman

    Page SR2

  2. Can We Help the Homeless?

    By Jay Caspian Kang

    Page SR2

  3. Independent Journalism Is at Risk. Here’s How to Save It.

    By Maria Ressa and Mark Thompson

    Page SR3

Magazine

  1. On the Citizen App, Even the Happy Videos Can Be Unsettling

    By Peter C. Baker

    Page MM13

  2. Poem: For Freckle-Faced Gerald

    By Etheridge Knight and Reginald Dwayne Betts

    Page MM16

  3. I Can’t Give My Cat the Perfect Life. ‘TV for Cats’ Gives Her a Taste.

    By Megan Reynolds

    Page MM18

Book Review

  1. Emily Dickinson, British Abolitionism and Other Letters to the Editor

    Page BR6

  2. Amanda Gorman, the Inaugural Poet Who Dreams of Writing Novels

    Page BR8

  3. What if the Inca Conquered Europe? A Novel Rewrites History.

    By Randy Boyagoda

    Page BR10

Sports Sunday

  1. In New Era for College Sports, Army-Navy Is a Student-Athlete Showcase

    By Joe Drape

    Page A31

  2. Bryce Young, Alabama’s Sophomore Star, Wins the Heisman Trophy

    By Billy Witz

    Page A31

  3. N.F.L. Week 14 Predictions: Our Picks Against the Spread

    By Emmanuel Morgan

    Page A32

Sunday Styles

  1. Put Down Your Phone! It’s Patti LuPone.

    By Maureen Dowd

    Page ST1

  2. The Holidays Are for Martinelli’s

    By Natalie Shutler

    Page ST2

  3. Glyn Johns Doesn’t Get Why People Like His Look in ‘Get Back’

    By Alex Williams

    Page ST4

Vows

  1. Opening Their Eyes to Art and Each Other

    By Gabe Cohn

    Page ST23

  2. She Took Him on as Her Running Mate

    By Rosalie R. Radomsky

    Page ST23

  3. He Had Him at ‘Howdy’

    By Louise Rafkin

    Page ST24

Real Estate

  1. The A.D.U. Experiment

    By Lisa Prevost

    Page RE1

  2. The Artist Emily Mason’s Sunny Flatiron Studio Is for Sale

    By Vivian Marino

    Page RE1

  3. Mobile-Home Values Have Been Migrating Upward at Breakneck Speed

    By Michael Kolomatsky

    Page RE2

Pages A2-A3 and Corrections

  1. Quotation of the Day: Tornado Outbreak Pummels Six States

    Page A3

  2. Corrections: Dec. 12, 2021

    Page A18