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When to admit you’re wrong: JFK’s lessons for Joe Biden
Matthew Rozsa
John F. Kennedy took responsibility for the Bay of Pigs debacle — and it worked. Biden should study that history
CNN anchor’s suggestion for Republican accountability? Name new COVID variants after GOP governors
Bob Brigham
"We could sell beer koozies that say 'Don't Florida my Fauci'"
Bans on mask mandates by GOP governors are being successfully challenged in court
Jon Skolnik
A judge struck down a ban in Arkansas while a lawsuit against Florida's ban was filed on Friday
Twitter reacts to Marjorie Taylor Greene’s new conspiracy theory about the New York Times
John Wright
The Georgia representative accused the newspaper of collaborating with Twitter to have her account banned
Better than expected jobs report shocks Fox’s Maria Bartiromo: “Wow, big beat!”
Jon Skolnik
The Dow Jones and the S&P 500 both rocketed to record highs after surprise news of a favorable July jobs report
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene tells crowd to pull out guns on vaccine canvassers
Jon Skolnik
"They might not like the welcome they get”
Josh Hawley’s Orwellian “Love America Act” and the fascist campaign to rewrite history
Chauncey DeVega
Hawley's proposed law is ludicrous — but the global fascist movement's struggle to commandeer history is no joke
Rep. Lauren Boebert lost a family member to COVID — but she’s still a vaccine foe
Zachary Petrizzo
Boebert's step-grandfather died in December, but her incoherent views on the "Fauci ouchie" haven't changed
“Wisdom and fear” lead 90% of U.S. seniors to COVID vaccines
Phil Galewitz
90% of people 65 and older are at least partly vaccinated against the coronavirus
Bioweapons research is banned by an international treaty — but nobody is checking for violations
Gary Samore
A global treaty bans research or stockpiling of biological weapons — but allows bioweapon defense planning
“This is very much a mystery in progress”: Scientists explain everything we know about delta so far
Matthew Rozsa
"We don't actually know where this is headed," one expert told Salon
Some researchers fear the lambda variant could be even more dangerous than delta
Matthew Rozsa
Lambda's spike protein mutation makes it particularly squirrelly — and 81 percent of cases in Peru are now lambda
Long drives, air travel, exhausting waits: what abortion requires in the South
Sarah Varney
Restrictive abortion regulations enacted across the South require women to drive across state lines
With more delta variant outbreaks at outdoor events, many wonder if outside is no longer safe
Nicole Karlis
An outdoor wedding and a music festival became COVID-19 outbreak events. But scientists say don't hide inside yet
Progressives celebrate after Biden administration extends eviction moratorium
Jon Skolnik
The CDC issued a revised eviction moratorium on Tuesday
Cuomo comes out defiant after New York AG finds the governor “sexually harassed multiple women”
Jon Skolnik
The New York Assembly is now meeting for an emergency session
The Republican strategy to sabotage Biden’s vaccine rollout is backfiring
Amanda Marcotte
New polling shows Americans know exactly who is to blame for the COVID-19 surge
Sen. Lindsey Graham tests positive for COVID-19: “I am very glad I was vaccinated”
Brad Reed
"I am very glad I was vaccinated because without vaccination I am certain I would not feel as well as I do now"
When will kids under 12 be able to get the vaccine? Here’s what experts say
Nicole Karlis
As the school year approaches, pharma companies are testing COVID-19 vaccines for the under-12 set
As Delta wreaks havoc, Biden faces growing pressure to force big Pharma to share vaccine recipes
Jake Johnson
Public health campaigners are ramping up pressure to share vaccine manufacturing knowledge and help other countries
Claims that CDC’s PCR test can’t tell COVID from flu are wrong
Victoria Knight
"It is not remotely accurate that the CDC test doesn’t differentiate between flu and SARS-CoV-2"
Ron DeSantis ‘like the pied piper leading everybody off a cliff’ as COVID surges: Mayor
Bob Brigham
"He should be focused on delivering what would be good advice"
From computerized carts to “Chef Bots,” how AI is becoming a bigger part of grocery shopping
Ashlie D. Stevens
"I like the way that non-food products alter the way that we buy our food. AI is just the latest iteration”
How does the pandemic end now?
Nicole Karlis
The delta variant phase of the pandemic is here. Restrictions are coming back. When — or how — will it all end?
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