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How — and when — can the coronavirus vaccine become a reality?
Caroline Chen
It is likely we’ll eventually have a coronavirus vaccine — but perhaps not as quickly as some expect
Trump looked weak in Tulsa — but the political vulture fed his faithful more toxic lies
Chauncey DeVega
Tulsa made clear that Trump's movement is enfeebled. But don't be fooled into thinking it's not still dangerous
Real police reform requires gun control
Terry H. Schwadron
Hey, Congress, think big; seize the moment and make a grand bargain
Kentucky election expected to be a “disaster” after polling locations cut: voting rights advocates
Andrea Germanos
Jefferson County has a population of roughly 767,000 and will have just one polling location
The costs of safely reopening a high-end restaurant
John M. Glionna
Many restaurants are reopening, but not without anguish, deliberation, and many tough decisions.
How bureaucracy kept the Bay Area from housing the houseless
Nicole Karlis
During shelter-in-place, some hotel rooms were opened to homeless people — yet weren't being filled
Why the pandemic may be making us more paranoid
Matthew Rozsa
A new psychological study sheds light on the relationship between uncertainty and paranoia
Trump’s “comeback celebration” in Tulsa overshadowed by COVID-19 diagnoses and largely empty arena
Roger Sollenberger
TikTok users and K-pop fans revealed they RSVP-ed with no plans to show in a troll started by a 51-year-old grandma
Republican strategists are starting to “panic” and fear a “historic wipeout” in November: report
Alex Henderson
Republican insiders fear that November could be another Democratic wave election
On Father’s Day, Black dads and the fragility of our fortune
D. Watkins
Growing up, Dad said Father's Day wasn't "a real holiday." Now that I'm a dad, I've decided to embrace it
Can you visit your dad safely on Father’s Day? Here’s a doctor’s checklist to see
Claudia Finkelstein
A list to help you decide how to safely celebrate Father's Day in a fact-based and safe manner
Dr. Fauci now says that he’s ready to stand up to Trump if necessary
Cody Fenwick
“There is no chance in the world that I’m going to be forced into agreeing to something that I don’t think is safe"
Americans are being bilked out of billions during this pandemic from cynical profiteers
Tom Conway
The pandemic hasn't been hard on everyone. For some, it's been an opportunity to fill their coffers.
The Trump administration paid millions for test tubes. They got unusable mini soda bottles instead
J. David McSwane, Ryan Gabrielson
The plastic tubes supplied for coronavirus testing by Fillakit don’t even fit the racks used to analyze samples
Doctors and nurses are your neighbors and friends
Chaya Bhuvaneswar
Health care professionals need you to see our humanity – thereby protecting your own
Fathering and masculinity in the age of COVID-19: A noteworthy silver lining
Ronald F. Levant
As modern life came to a halt due to the pandemic, fathers came into much closer contact with their families
A plastics company tried to stop a Juneteenth commemoration at a slave burial site
Rachel Ramirez
A group of Black residents wanted to visit the site, which is owned by plastics company Formosa
Health experts link rise in Arizona covid cases to end of stay-at-home order by GOP governor
Will Stone
Arizona saw a new average of 1,300 daily covid cases last week, health experts link it to lifted stay-at-home order
The plague of inequality in the age of pandemic: This uprising is about more than George Floyd
Henry A. Giroux
Both the COVID-19 pandemic and racist police brutality are part of a larger equation. More people see that now
Andrew Cuomo saw COVID-19’s threat to nursing homes — yet he still risked adding to it
Joaquin Sapien, Joe Sexton
A New York nursing home followed the governor’s order to accept COVID patients — 18 residents died of the disease
Who’s really looting America?
Robert Reich
During an unprecedented economic crisis, America's billionaires have seen their wealth soar by $434 billion. How?
Martha McSally, Lindsey Graham among GOP candidates who took money from alleged racist
Roger Sollenberger
Timothy Mellon called safety net programs "Slavery Redux." He is heir to one of the nation's oldest family fortunes
Washington governor Jay Inslee: “Incompetent” Trump botched the pandemic response, should resign
Matthew Rozsa
Washington's governor describes how Trump's mishandling of the pandemic sparked Trump's tirades against him
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