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HBO’s “Last Cruise” doc of that fateful quarantined cruise ship is a harrowing metaphor for inequity

Ashlie D. Stevens
"We felt like only the rich would be taken care of," a crew member said of the Diamond Princess COVID outbreak

Large landlords’ profits rose during coronavirus pandemic: report

Brett Wilkins
An analysis reveals that major property owners have largely realized profits, some massive, during the pandemic

The dirty dozen: A tiny group of anti-vaxxers are flooding the internet with misinformation

Matthew Rozsa
Two-thirds of vaccine misinformation on social media comes from twelve — yes, just twelve — people

Many QAnon followers report having mental health diagnoses

Sophia Moskalenko
Data indicates QAnon believers may be more likely to be mentally ill

COVID-19 cases rise as states ease restrictions; CDC director warns of “impending doom”

Matthew Rozsa
COVID-19 cases were dropping in the US — until they weren't

GOP’s invented “border crisis” is just a political distraction, immigration activists say

Kenny Stancil
Stephen Miller and Republicans hope to turn a seasonal uptick in migrant arrivals into a political weapon for 2022

How late night adjusted – and became weirder and more creative – after a pandemic year

Melanie McFarland
"We've tried things that we're not sure are audience pleasers but are funny to us," says one late night show writer

5 ways COVID-19 changed how — and where — people move around the world

Mary A. Shiraef
Borders are now reopening and travel resuming, but normal is a ways off

People gave up on flu pandemic protocols a century ago when they tired of them — and paid a price

J. Alexander Navarro
As the pandemic enters its second year, many people want to know when life will go back to how it was before COVID

How a federal agency excluded thousands of viable businesses from pandemic relief

Lydia DePillis
The SBA refuses to give PPP loans to people who have filed for bankruptcy, even if their businesses can survive

Netflix’s “Marriage or Mortgage” invites us to look back at a time when bad decisions were a luxury

Melanie McFarland
Watching with COVID goggles on, it's hard to see spacious sheltering-in-place homes passed over for wedding excess

Did AstraZeneca fudge vaccine efficacy data? Fauci raises concern over inconsistent numbers

Nicole Karlis
Government regulators expressed concern that AstraZeneca may have released outdated vaccine trial data

Why Biden’s climate agenda might be very, very “quiet”

Shannon Osaka
The best clean energy bill could be the one you'll never hear about.

Backlash to Dr. Oz hosting “Jeopardy!” grows: Past contestants protest, angry fans call for boycott

Ashlie D. Stevens
LeVar Burton appears to remain a favorite to step in for the beloved late host Alex Trebek

Urban dwellers have more luck finding vaccines in rural, redder counties

Nicole Karlis
Some people are traveling far distances to snag extra doses — often from cities to more rural counties

Bats, panthers, and the utterly plausible lab-leak hypothesis

Norman Paradis
The idea that SARS-CoV-2 escaped from a lab shouldn’t be dismissed as quackery. A zoo analogy helps illustrate why

Meghan McCain apologizes after she gets called out for anti-Asian statements by John Oliver

Manuela Lopez Restrepo
John Oliver highlighted the hypocrisy of Meghan McCain condemning the recent attacks at Asian day spas

Lab leak: a scientific debate mired in politics — and unresolved

Charles Schmidt
More than a year into the COVID pandemic, some scientists say the possibility of a lab leak never got a fair look

Immunocompromised people must be a priority in the COVID-19 vaccination effort

Francesco Zangari
Vaccinating immunocompromised people will both protect their health and slow viral evolution

Republicans’ serious health problem — opposing the vaccines

Terry H. Schwadron
It’s not enough that they won’t wear masks — now 30 million won’t get shots and threaten the rest of us

Can vaccination and infection rates add up to reach COVID herd immunity?

Carmen Heredia Rodriguez
Some experts are skeptical of the 60% threshold for herd immunity

Welcome to the age of Modern Monetary Theory: It’s turning conventional economics upside down

Andrew Kordik
Who cares about the deficit? Biden's advisers embrace a hot new economic theory — whether they meant to or not

Scientists may have figured out how SARS-CoV-2 jumped from animals to humans

Matthew Rozsa
A WHO investigative team fixates on wildlife farms in China as a point of origin for the virus

My roommate is having half-vaccinated people over, unmasked — and I’m upset

Nicole Karlis
This week in Pandemic Problems: A reader is vexed by a semi-vaccinated friend-of-a-friend coming into her apartment
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