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How the University of California is using the pandemic to exploit workers and lecturers
Alexia Arani, Davide Carpano, Lilly Irani, Simeon Man, Saiba Varma, Matthew Vitz
Amid a crisis, the University of California is doubling down on neoliberal restructuring and anti-labor actions
Bernie Sanders has changed America — but how? We don’t know that part yet
Andrew O'Hehir
Bernie Sanders was never going to be president. But he seized an opportunity for change that no one else even saw
As restaurants close to the public, many reopen as community grocery stores
Ashlie D. Stevens
Local eateries are pivoting to offer a less-crowded, more personal way to get the supplies you need so badly
Trump’s latest crime spree: With pandemic as cover, he’s going for epic corruption
Amanda Marcotte
Trump knows he's in trouble, and wants to fire everybody who might stop him looting the place before November
Trump cites Sean Hannity’s Fox News program as proof hospitals are in “great shape” with ventilators
Igor Derysh
"I just saw on your show" that "everyone is in great shape," Trump bragged to the conservative talking head
Bernie Sanders suspends presidential campaign amid coronavirus outbreak
Igor Derysh
Former Vice President Joe Biden Biden is now the presumptive Democratic nominee for the presidency
MSNBC host Joe Scarbough blasts his own network for helping Trump spread lies about coronavirus
Travis Gettys
"If this network or CNN or Fox is going to run him lying for two hours a night, they need a real-time fact checker"
Trump has used the “bully pulpit” more than any president in history — and that’s terrifying
Heather Digby Parton
Trump isn't trying to persuade anyone of anything. He just wants to dominate the conversation — and it's working
Policing a pandemic: Criminalization isn’t the answer to a public health crisis
Sophia Tesfaye
The high cost of COVID-19 lockdowns go beyond the economy — civil liberties and racial justice are at risk too
Life after COVID-19: Doctors ponder best advice as patients recover from coronavirus
Carmen Heredia Rodriguez
Determining when a patient has recovered from the novel coronavirus is still fraught with uncertainties
Donald Trump’s weak spot is the facts — reporters must keep pressing him
Dan Froomkin
Trump's bitter sniping at even the mildest factual challenge exposes his leadership act as a sham. Keep pushing!
Three questions investigators must ask about Trump’s response to COVID-19
Jefferson Morley
Investigators of the government's response to COVID-19 can start by asking three questions
Yale psychiatrist Bandy Lee: Trump’s “deadly” briefings display “anti-human” psychology
Igor Derysh
"Criminality combines with mental pathology" in Trump's handling of the coronavirus pandemic, says Dr. Bandy X. Lee
RNC chairwoman claims all-mail ballots proposal would “vastly expand opportunities for fraud”
Matthew Rozsa
But one expert tells Salon that "Democrats benefit if absentee/early voting is expanded in a given state"
Is Jair Bolsonaro, Brazil’s right-wing president, the new Jim Jones?
David Nemer
Brazil's president uses death-cult rhetoric, dismisses health experts and refuses to fight a preventable pandemic
How Trump let China play him on the coronavirus
Cody Fenwick
Trump has long been a willing dupe for the authoritarian rulers of China
Top Trump adviser Peter Navarro warned coronavirus could kill 1.2 million months ago in leaked memo
Igor Derysh
Trump continues to claim "nobody" saw the pandemic coming, but his top trade adviser sounded the alarm for months
Senate Intel chair Richard Burr sold off stock in Dutch company right before 2018 collapse
Robert Faturechi
Sen. Richard Burr is under federal investigation for selling stocks ahead of the coronavirus stock market crash.
Trump dismisses watchdog set to oversee $2 trillion coronavirus bailout
David Edwards
Trump removes inspector general from committee overseeing $2 trillion coronavirus relief package
Beloved singer and songwriter John Prine dies of coronavirus complications
Ashlie D. Stevens
The legendary songwriter music elevated the lives of ordinary people
First responders suspect “crazy increase in cardiac deaths” in NYC is linked to COVID-19
Bob Hennelly
Emergency responders say the poor are dying of COVID-19 in their homes, and appear to be missed in pandemic tallies
Face Masks 101: Everything you need to know, including how to make your own
Ashlie D. Stevens
The CDC recommends wearing cloth facial coverings in public, but they don't need to be medical-grade to protect
Top biologist to Fox News host Dana Perino: Unproven drug treatment hyped by Trump is a “quack cure”
Matthew Rozsa
Trump and Fox hosts have touted a drug called hydroxychloroquine for COVID-19, even though its efficacy is unproven
New York college students say schools botched dorm closures
Shane Tan
"I think the problem was they had a Trumpian policy": Students frustrated by conflicting messages from colleges
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