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Governor says Illinois will take over coronavirus testing after White House’s “profound failing”
Igor Derysh
“The White House has promised millions of tests for weeks now, and they’re just not here,” J.B. Pritzker says
Department of Justice opens inquiry into stock trades by Republican Sen. Richard Burr: report
Matthew Rozsa
"They have the whiff of insider trading and of betrayal of the public trust — not to mention the public's health"
Fox News concerned about “potential legal action” over its misleading coronavirus coverage: report
Igor Derysh
"This could be a legal bloodbath," Michael Bromwich, a former Justice Department inspector general, says
Trump says he will do “a very good job” if only 200,000 people die in US from COVID-19
Igor Derysh
The president bragged about his TV ratings before extending restrictions through April 30 and predicting mass death
Don’t let the polls fool you: Trump’s bizarre coronavirus show isn’t working
Heather Digby Parton
Yes, his numbers have ticked upward for now. But compared to every other major world leader, he's still a clown
How cash can buy freedom from the coronavirus crisis
Jolie McCullough, Emma Platoff
As local officials shrink jail populations due to COVID-19, Texas blocks release of some inmates who can’t pay bail
Dr. Abdul El-Sayed: This pandemic is a “mass trauma” that will change American society
Chauncey DeVega
Epidemiologist and activist on the long-term effects of this crisis, and how a just society could have stopped it
After downplaying threat, Trump now says 100,000 COVID-19 deaths will indicate he did a “good job”
Jake Johnson
A month ago, the president proclaimed that the number of coronavirus cases would soon "be down to close to zero"
Forget Trump: Welcome to the Free Republic of Reality. Here’s our Declaration of Interdependence
Bob Hennelly
Andrew Cuomo and Phil Murphy are leading the fight against this pandemic. They know our strength is together
Donald Trumps needs a coronavirus scapegoat, and right now it’s China
Terry H. Schwadron
Unable to accept responsibility, Trump has to find someone to blame for his failure to prepare for the pandemic
How to maintain physical and mental health while social distancing
Nita Bharti
The federal government has yet to give clear, comprehensive information and guidelines on COVID-19.
Imagine: A world beyond capitalist crises
Donnie Maclurcan
The disproportionately-felt effects of this depression will last more than a decade.
How to make a coronavirus vaccine
Matthew Rozsa
Dr. William Haseltine, a biologist, explains how one goes about the task of vaccinating for the coronavirus
The sad state of U.S. and global economic affairs
Richard Phillips
To peer into the abyss, just take a look at the fiscal and monetary situations in the United States
Live from their homes: Late night hosts are back to show we’re all in this together
Melanie McFarland
With the rest of TV production on hold, late night hosts step up to help us adjust to a new normal
U.S. taxpayers already paid for COVID-19 treatments — we cannot let Big Pharma make us pay again
Alex Lawson
U.S. taxpayers have already paid for the research and testing of the most promising treatments
Sirens in the silence: As we settle in for a plague year, the empire strikes back
Andrew O'Hehir
Daily life assumes a strange, quiet new rhythm — even at the epicenter. But the captains of Capital are freaked out
Calculating the economic cost of COVID-19: The coronavirus pandemic is going to cost us $5 trillion
David Cay Johnston
The numbers are devastating
How to talk to the coronavirus deniers in your life
Erica Etelson
COVID-19 trutherism is rising on the right
“His denial at the beginning was deadly”: Pelosi slams Trump for his bungled response to coronavirus
Tom Boggioni
Pelosi drops the mic on Trump over his COVID-19 pandemic failures: "As the president fiddles, people are dying"
Big Brother Uber is controlling when and where Brazilians are allowed to travel
Liliana Harrington
The rideshare giant’s opaque algorithms are effectively redlining low-income neighborhoods in Brazil
Empty labs, abandoned research: Coronavirus puts science on hold
Kate Yoder
The fallout of coronavirus will leave gaps in scientific data about another global crisis: climate change
5 cyber issues the coronavirus lays bare
Laura DeNardis, Jennifer Daskal
The pandemic is increasing society’s reliance on digital connections
As US coronavirus testing lags, scientists say we need better tests to restart society
Igor Derysh
Developing tests that check for immunity to the coronavirus are the key to letting people return to work
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