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CVS and Walgreens have wasted more vaccine doses than most states combined
Joshua Eaton, Rachana Pradhan
The CDC recorded 182,874 wasted doses as of late March. Of those, CVS was responsible for nearly half
Joe Biden promises young Americans a future — and an expanded social democracy
Chauncey DeVega
Biden's ambitious agenda is an outreach to the next generation — and could finish off the Republicans for good
ABC anchor busts GOP lawmaker for lying on-air about Biden infrastructure plan
Tom Boggioni
"Senator, I've got to stop you there"
How the public misunderstands vaccine side effect statistics
David Robert Grimes
Rare side effects are undermining vaccine confidence. The problem lies in how we (mis)interprets the data
My husband refuses to get vaccinated
Nicole Karlis
This week in Pandemic Problems, a reader writes in frustrated that her husband is refusing the vaccine
Do kids really need to be vaccinated for COVID? Yes. no. maybe
Sara Talpos
Many experts argue that Covid-19 cannot be curbed without vaccinating children. But others aren’t so sure
Democratic insider David Rothkopf on Biden’s historic first 100 days — and the danger ahead
Chauncey DeVega
Author David Rothkopf on how Biden has succeeded so far, what lies ahead in 2022 and the danger of Trump's treason
GOP supervisor’s COVID-19 vaccine “tracking devices” question met with laughs
Travis Gettys
The California health official needed a second to "compose" himself following the question
We’re about to hit an “inflection point” in COVID-19 cases — here’s why
Nicole Karlis
Experts are hopeful COVID-19 cases in the U.S. are on a steady decline
Millions of Americans are only getting one shot of two-shot vaccines
Matthew Rozsa
A new study reveals that a disturbingly large number of Americans are only getting one shot of two-shot vaccines
Tucker Carlson, the Chauvin verdict and the burden of “white civilization”
Chauncey DeVega
Tucker Carlson called Chauvin's conviction "an attack on civilization." He had a specific definition in mind
How kids can summer camp more safely this year, according to the CDC
Nicole Karlis
To prevent COVID-19 outbreaks like ones seen last summer, the CDC has released detailed guidelines to help plan
Bernie Sanders calls backing waiver for COVID vaccine patents “common human morality”
Jake Johnson
"We must do everything humanly possible to crush this global pandemic"
The quest for a universal coronavirus vaccine
Matthew Rozsa
A study in pigs shows promise for a future vaccine that protects against all coronaviruses
Bills targeting local officials who resisted Trump could allow GOP to “overturn election results”
Igor Derysh
Republicans in at least 14 states are trying to seize power from local election offices in response to Trump’s lies
How the Saudi lobby has tried to make a despotic Gulf monarchy seem all-American
Brian Steiner, Leila Riazi, Ben Freeman
The Saudi lobby moves from K Street to Main Street, waging a major PR offensive in heartland America
Albuquerque refers Trump campaign’s unpaid rally bill to collection agency
Igor Derysh
"You could say" Trump defunded the police, says Mayor Tim Keller, slamming long history of "shady" practices
On the Iron Anniversary of “Game of Thrones,” here’s hoping Joe Biden doesn’t go Ned Stark on us
Melanie McFarland
Ten years after HBO introduced Ned Stark, his noble mistakes show us which traps Democrats might avoid
Fox News host bashes network over COVID-19 guidelines
Zachary Petrizzo
"We are hypocrites when we are giving our own advice on this because all of us," the Fox host opined
Don’t bleach it away: Remembering the day Trump turned the GOP into a death cult
Amanda Marcotte
Reflections on the one year anniversary of Donald Trump suggesting Americans inject bleach to fight COVID-19
Biden shores up his plan to combat police killings
Terry H. Schwadron
People and police are getting hurt and emotionally drained by what strikes as inexplicable
Rand Paul wants Joe Biden to “burn his mask” — to promote COVID-19 vaccines
Alex Henderson
He was slammed for the comment, which ignored the unlikely possibility that vaccinated people can still be infected
Republican Josh Hawley only senator to vote against anti-Asian hate crime bill
Jon Skolnik
The Senate passed the COVID-19 Hate Crimes Act, 94-1. Missouri's Josh Hawley was the lone "No" vote
Censorship or misinformation? DeSantis and YouTube spar over COVID roundtable takedown
Victoria Knight
YouTube takes down a video featuring DeSantis for containing false statements about masks. Then things got messy
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