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Signs of life in Bidenland: President seizes the pulpit at last — will it change anything?
Brian Karem
Biden finally comes out swinging, with a mix of humor, empathy and surprising naiveté. But is it too late?
Donald Trump calls for racial violence: White supremacists are listening, but the media laughs
Chauncey DeVega
While the media congratulated itself for mocking or ignoring Trump's Arizona rally, he spread vicious racist lies
100+ ultra-rich people warn fellow elites in open letter: “It’s taxes or pitchforks”
Jake Johnson
"History paints a pretty bleak picture of what the endgame of extremely unequal societies looks like"
To combat labor shortages, states are letting healthcare workers work while positive for COVID
Nicole Karlis
"Sending nurses and other health care workers back to work while infected is dangerous," one nurses' union said
Billionaires “had a terrific pandemic” — as inequality killed millions: report
Jon Queally
Oxfam reports the wealthiest collectively got $1.2 billion richer every day in the pandemic
To learn how COVID affects the ear, scientists turn to cadavers
Elizabeth Landau
Can the novel coronavirus — and other viruses — directly infect the cells that enable hearing and balance?
Genomic surveillance: How scientists know which COVID variants are circulating
Alexander Sundermann, Lee Harrison
A nationwide genomic surveillance system builds a picture of which variants are spreading in the population
Frank deserves better than “Station Eleven.” So do disabled stories
Alison Stine
If anyone is built for surviving an apocalypse, it’s the disabled people who have been living it already
A Zoom of one’s own: Leaving my job helped my mental health — and my mission
Susan Shapiro
When I didn't complete a new requirement for online teaching, my job got canceled. Now I'm teaching on my own terms
How better airline technology could minimize flight disruptions
Teresa Carr
Updated algorithms & increased data sharing could improve flight reliability amid a fragile system, scientists say
COVID walkouts: Why Omicron is pushing teachers and students to leave the classroom
Jon Skolnik
As school districts experience uniquely low student attendance, who exactly wants schools open?
Don’t worry – the COVID vaccine could affect your period, but it’s temporary
Nicole Karlis
After fighting misinformation, we finally have some answers beyond anecdotal evidence, and it's a relief
Republicans’ problem with inflation
Kristian Ramos
Exactly what have Republicans done to fight inflation?
Will we really let ourselves be governed by irredeemable idiots? That’s the choice, America
Brian Karem
Anthony Fauci's hot-mic moment expressed the frustration many of us feel. But right now, the "morons" are winning
How omicron is affecting children more than previous strains
Nicole Karlis
More children are being hospitalized from omicron, but is it because it's so contagious or more severe?
Militant leader of flight attendants’ union may seek biggest labor job in America
Bob Hennelly
The pandemic thrust Sara Nelson into the labor limelight. Now she has her eyes on America's most powerful union job
Could cannabis prevent COVID? To the authors of a new study, it sure looks like it
Brett Bachman
But put away the pipe — it appears the compounds that may be most helpful in preventing COVID degrade at high temps
Republicans have hijacked the process: Congressional hearings are now rife with conspiracy theories
Amanda Marcotte
Taxpayers are funding a right wing derangement loop, allowing GOP leaders to detach their base further from reality
Biden keeps Trump plan that incentives denial of health care with big profits
Diane Archer
Trump plan's creates big profits by denying health care
Walmart and Kroger hike price of COVID tests after federal agreement to sell them “at cost” expires
Jon Skolnik
The Biden administration says private insurers will cover the cost of up to eight at-home rapid tests per month
ICU doctor reveals the horrors his colleagues are facing: “Somber faces and dispirited demeanor”
Meaghan Ellis
"The morale and resolve of health care workers are at all-time lows"
Millions could lose Medicaid coverage just as omicron surges — if Biden doesn’t act
Jake Johnson
"Make no mistake: kicking people out of Medicaid will kill many," warned Dr. Adam Gaffney, a public health advocate
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