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Biden asks Americans to wear a mask for 100 days to stop COVID deaths. Scientists agree with him
Matthew Rozsa
Biden has asked Americans to wear a mask for his first 100 days as president. The science is with him here
Letitia Wright reacts to anti-vax outrage after posting video questioning COVID vaccine
Zack Sharf
"My intention was not to hurt anyone," Wright said after backlash erupted
Giuliani’s communications director quarantined with COVID-19 following infamous Nov. 19 press event
Roger Sollenberger
Christianné Allen attended a press event the day before her diagnosis where her boss' hair dye appeared to bleed
Dr. Fauci’s gamble pays off — white-knuckling his way through Trump set him up to steer Biden
Amanda Marcotte
For months, Fauci endured calls to resign in protest, but it's good he didn't — now he can shape vaccine policy
“Fox & Friends” finally promotes science behind mask mandates as US sets new COVID-19 death record
Roger Sollenberger
MSNBC host Brian Williams calls the development "a breathtaking moment of situational awareness on live television"
Another Fox News personality has tested positive for COVID-19: report
Bob Brigham
Juan Williams taped a live broadcast yesterday at Fox News headquarters in Manhattan
America in 2020: Heard the one about the Jewish doctor, the Black nurse and the Nazi patient?
Chauncey DeVega
It sounds like the setup for a joke: But America's moral crisis in the last winter of the Trump era isn't funny
The Federal Election Commission has questions for Sen. David Perdue
Roger Sollenberger
Perdue appears to have broken a number of campaign finance rules in the waning months of his campaign, the FEC says
McConnell’s COVID plan has business tax breaks but $0 for unemployment boost and direct payments
Igor Derysh
McConnell drops federal unemployment boost from latest proposal while pushing a 100% business meal tax deduction
Scientists just used CRISPR to cure the simian equivalent of HIV. Here’s why this is a big deal
Matthew Rozsa
The surprising results bring us one step closer to an HIV cure
New PPP data shows two dozen businesses at Trump and Kushner properties received federal loans
Roger Sollenberger
Half of the program's allocated $522 billion in loans went to only 5% of recipients
A new stimulus bill pushed by a centrist coalition has a modest chance of being passed
Matthew Rozsa
Unemployed Americans could see more money in their pocket if it passes
David Perdue bought Pfizer stock — a week before company said it would develop a vaccine
Roger Sollenberger
Perdue bought the day Pfizer warned investors the pandemic might hurt the company. The next day, he bought more
Mitch McConnell’s dark pivot: Wreck the economy — and sabotage Biden’s presidency
Amanda Marcotte
Trump is still pretending he'll be president next year, but McConnell has moved on to his plot to ruin Biden
Donald Trump’s mini-monster: Stephen Miller wasn’t born that way
Chauncey DeVega
Author Jean Guerrero on Stephen Miller's secrets: He likes to dress up as De Niro — and wants an all-white America
States with lax coronavirus guidelines are spreading the virus beyond their borders
David Armstrong
Lax states are attracting shoppers and students from stricter neighbors — and sending back COVID-19 cases
Thousands of doctors’ offices buckle under financial stress of COVID
Laura Ungar
A survey estimates that 8% of all physician practices nationally have closed under the stress of the pandemic
#GivingTuesday spotlights the struggle of nonprofits during COVID
Erica Mills Barnhart
Nonprofits are struggling to do more with less money, but donors and volunteers can help
Scott Atlas shrugged: Trump’s “most dangerous” adviser quits amid COVID surge
Kenny Stancil
Atlas brought no expertise in infectious diseases but plenty of misinformation to the position
Scott Atlas is leaving the Coronavirus Task Force. Here’s why his departure is being celebrated
Matthew Rozsa
Atlas became a gleeful yes-man, cosigning Trump's scientifically misinformed pandemic agenda
New questions: What did David Perdue know about COVID technology before big stock buyback?
Roger Sollenberger
Georgia senator sold his old company's stock in January, then bought it back cheap in March. How much did he know?
How pharma money colors Operation Warp Speed’s quest to defeat COVID
Rachana Pradhan
The fate of Operation Warp Speed after President-elect Joe Biden takes office is an open question
Consumer Financial Protection Bureau to decide who owns your financial data
Jillian S. Ambroz
What should banks, fintechs be allowed to do with all that they know about you?
The dangerous seduction of “going back to normal”
Robert Reich
Boring, reassuring, normal — these are Biden’s great strengths. But he needs to be careful
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