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A graduation speech for our age of collapse
Tom Engelhardt
You’re graduating not into a world but into a conundrum.
This powerful protest movement deserves more from the press: Ask those with power what will change
Dan Froomkin
Journalists have access to the powerful. They must take the protesters' message to those who can do something
“No way to find a bright spot”: Fox News poll has Martha McSally down 13% in must-win state for GOP
Roger Sollenberger
The further into the poll you go, the worse it looks — for McSally, as well as for Trump and the Republican Party
Efforts to curb STDs falter in COVID’s shadow
Anna Maria Barry-Jester
Rates of infection and death from congenital syphilis have been on the rise for years.
Science alone can’t solve COVID-19. The humanities must help
Anna Magdalena Elsner, Vanessa Rampton
Scholars of society, language, and culture will be integral to addressing the broader issues raised by the pandemic
Silicon Valley goes mask off: Tech CEOs veer right amid political turmoil
Nicole Karlis
Recent crises are exposing these powerful men for who they really are — and what they believe
Trump is celebrating a slight dip in unemployment. Here’s why that’s a mistake
Matthew Rozsa
Economists say the slight drop in unemployment rate may be temporary and not indicative of deeper trends
Collins misses Trump’s visit to Maine after Murkowski suggests she won’t back president in November
Roger Sollenberger
Trump threatened to back any challenger with a "pulse" who takes on Murkowski after she publicly criticized him
Trump hopes George Floyd is “looking down” and admiring May jobs numbers: “It’s a great day for him”
Igor Derysh
"Black unemployment went up," one reporter told Trump. "How is that a victory?"
Are protesters and public health officials being pandemic hypocrites? That’s not how it works
Amanda Marcotte
Just because Trump claims the left wants "forever quarantine" doesn't make it true — and the protests prove it
How foreign presses are covering the George Floyd protests in the U.S.
Matthew Rozsa
A glimpse at international coverage hints at how America is being perceived abroad
Even with positive jobs report, Latinas still hardest hit by COVID-19 slowdown. Here’s why.
Alexia Fernández Campbell
The gap between the jobless rates of Latinas and white men was the largest: 8.3 percentage points
Authorities seized thousands of dollars of masks intended to shield protesters from COVID-19: report
Igor Derysh
"It appears they want to ensure that people who protest are susceptible to the ... deadly pandemic," the group says
Copaganda: Most major media is still much too eager to embrace police-friendly framing
Sophia Tesfaye
Yes, media has shown us the brutality. But it's also swallowed pro-police agitprop and spread false information
Robert Reich: Trump’s presidency is over
Robert Reich
Trump's response to Floyd's murder has debased the presidency and squandered whatever moral authority remained
Trump says his faith has “maybe” grown: “From the standpoint that I see so much that I can do”
Roger Sollenberger
Trump lied about his photo-op to the former White House press secretary who lied about his Inauguration crowd size
Huge rise in unemployment likely to push Americans to the left, experts say
Matthew Rozsa
The Great Recession brought about Obamacare; the Great Depression, the New Deal. This recession could be similar
Major medical journal’s retraction of hydroxychloroquine study is poised to rile the MAGA crowd
Matthew Rozsa
While the retraction doesn't prove the drug's efficacy to treat COVID-19, it is likely to renew the culture war
A German Shepherd in New York is the first American dog confirmed to have the coronavirus
Matthew Rozsa
Earlier reports that a pug named Winston had been infected were incorrect
Tear-gassing protesters “is a very effective way of spreading coronavirus,” doctors say
Nicole Karlis
Tear gas can worsen COVID-19 symptoms or increase the chance of the virus spreading in crowds
George Floyd had tested positive for COVID-19 before his death, full autopsy reveals
Roger Sollenberger
Floyd's family gave the Hennepin County Medical Examiner's Office permission to release the full 20-page report
Group linked to far-right “boogaloo” movement plotted terror attacks against protesters: prosecutors
Igor Derysh
Three men with military history arrested near protest over George Floyd's death with explosives, authorities say
Responding to protests, green groups reckon with their own racist past
Shannon Osaka
For the past few decades, groups have been working to overcome the racist history of the environmental movement
Protests around the world: This time it’s different
David Cay Johnston
Enough already — from London to Los Angeles, people of all races are fed up
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