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I’m vaccinated, my kids aren’t. Will that ruin our summer plans?
Nicole Karlis
In this week's Pandemic Problems column, a reader asks: Will I be stuck in "pandemic purgatory" this summer?
Flushing the toilet is more dangerous than you think: study
Matthew Rozsa
Noroviruses, microorganisms, and even the novel coronavirus can all spread through aerosols released in flushing
Anxious about going out into the world post-vaccination? You’re not alone, but there’s help
Claudia Finkelstein
Even though people are ready to venture out and socialize, many are fearful
Is the post office spying on you? USPS “covert operations” may monitor social media posts
Igor Derysh
USPS division that investigates mail crime has also been monitoring social media sites for "inflammatory" posts
Ted Nugent tests positive for COVID-19 after calling it “a leftist scam”
Ashlie D. Stevens
"I literally could hardly crawl out of bed the last few days,” Nugent said in a Facebook live video
Snag a vaccine appointment, then face the next hurdle: how to get there?
Rae Ellen Bichell
With vaccines now becoming available, the privilege of easy access is coming into sharper focus
A quarter of the U.S. population is vaccinated. So why are COVID-19 cases still rising?
Nicole Karlis
A few states are leading the rise, but experts are hopeful the U.S. is at a turning point
“Dereliction of duty”: Trump’s DHS IG blocked probe into assault on Lafayette Sq. protest
Igor Derysh
Joseph Cuffari rejected career investigators' plan to investigate whether agency violated use-of-force policies
COVID spawns “completely new category” of organ transplants
JoNel Aleccia
The upsurge in transplants has been fueled largely by the broad reach of the coronavirus
Adorable sea otters are the latest animal to fall victim to the novel coronavirus
Matthew Rozsa
Lions, mink, dogs, cats, and now even sea otters can contract the novel coronavirus, it seems
Activist and Researcher Gregg Gonsalves on how to heal America after Trump’s COVID disaster
Chauncey DeVega
We need real accountability, says Gonsalves — and we need national health care. But true recovery may take decades
At war with COVID-19: making sense of a viral military
Andrea Mazzarino
A military spouse’s perspective on the Pentagon’s flawed response to the pandemic
Michigan parents protest school mask rule for kids as COVID surges in state
Meaghan Ellis
Dozens of parents stormed a local Board of Education meeting to push back against its mask mandate
America’s minority rule problem is deadly
Amanda Marcotte
Between the pandemic and gun violence, the death toll from America's minority rule problem is staggering
MSNBC host calls out Tucker Carlson for “dangerous propaganda” as he tries to undermine vaccines
Bob Brigham
"There is one place where this dangerous propaganda has come from more than any other"
Police crackdown in Minnesota this week — but how different it was on Jan. 6 at the Capitol
Chauncey DeVega
The contrast is stark, but not really a contradiction — it's American law enforcement functioning as designed
Donald Trump hit with $1 trillion lawsuit over massive COVID-19 death toll in US
Sky Palma
"The former president literally became the very domestic enemy to the Constitution he swore to defend"
Donald Trump hit with $1 trillion lawsuit over massive COVID-19 death toll in US
"The former president literally became the very domestic enemy to the Constitution he swore to defend"
Why Republicans are rejecting the COVID vaccine: GOP wants to drag out lockdowns to hurt Biden
Amanda Marcotte
The right-wing death cult is getting better at convincing conservatives to reject vaccines
Growing pains: Why COVID’s disruptions take a heavy toll on teens
Melinda Wenner Moyer
For adolescents, friends and social connection — both rare during the pandemic — are key for healthy development
Fauci slams Fox News host Tucker Carlson for suggesting COVID vaccines don’t work: “Typical crazy”
Brad Reed
"That's just a typical crazy conspiracy theory," Fauci tells CNN. "The data is overwhelming in the three vaccines"
CDC, FDA recommend a “pause” on Johnson & Johnson vaccine to investigate rare blood clot issue
Jon Skolnik
But the number of people who have experienced blood clots after vaccination is still in line with random chance
They tested negative for COVID. Still, they have long COVID symptoms
Lydia Zuraw
Patients with a malady known as "long covid" continue to struggle with varied symptoms
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