New York Times
- ALCS: Carlos Correa Leads the Astros, On and Off the FieldThe Houston Astros shortstop is a vocal leader on the field and happy to be the team’s spokesman off it, even when it comes to discussing the team’s scandalous past.James Wagner
- New Zealand Attempts a Record-Setting ‘Vaxathon’The country took a different approach to encouraging vaccinations on Saturday, with barbecues, a telethon and the chance to get jabbed in the business-class seat of a Boeing 787.Natasha Frost
- Funding Fight Threatens Plan to Pump Billions Into Affordable HousingA federal voucher program is at risk of being sharply scaled back as the White House seeks to slash its social policy package to appease two centrist senators.Glenn Thrush
- Mayor Fights Chicago’s Largest Police Union Over VaccinationsThe agency’s advisory committee voted unanimously to recommend the boosters for all adults at least two months after the first dose. An official said the agency might consider allowing Johnson & Johnson vaccine recipients to get boosters from Moderna or Pfizer. Get the latest Covid news.The New York Times
- Testimony at Lev Parnas Trial Offers Peek at His Place in Trump’s OrbitAmong other things, Adam Laxalt, a U.S. Senate candidate in Nevada, described his suspicions about a donation to his run for governor in 2018.Colin Moynihan