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Report finds over 100 rebellions in jails and prisons over COVID conditions
Ella Fassler
Demands for baseline safety measures by incarcerated people have been met with brutal repression and punishment
Conservatives value personal stories more than liberals do when evaluating scientific evidence
Randy Stein, Alexander Swan, Michelle Sarraf
When science and anecdote share a podium, you must decide how to value each
More than 80% of Pfizer’s vaccine doses have already been bought by world’s richest
Julia Conley
"You couldn't get a clearer example of how unequal the pharmaceutical system is"
Trump made inroads in South Texas this year. These voters explain why
Mitchell Ferman
Voters in South Texas are left wondering whether this is a sign of a profound political realignment in the region
Big Tech is leading the new space race. Here’s why that’s a problem
Steve Song, Peter Bloom
New satellite tech could bring billions more online. But will Big Tech bring their extractive ethos into space?
Trump is going out the way he came in: A loser, a liar and a cheat
Lucian K. Truscott IV
As the virus heads into a winter surge, our defeated president tweets, plays golf and runs a money-raising scam
Will the coronavirus evolve to be less deadly?
Wendy Orent
All pandemics eventually run their course. But history and science suggest many possible pathways
Clots, strokes and rashes: Is COVID a disease of the blood vessels?
Will Stone
The widespread ravages of COVID-19 have increasingly led researchers to focus on how it sabotages blood vessels
Justice Samuel Alito called out for highly “partisan” speech on COVID-19 rules and same-sex marriage
Igor Derysh
The Supreme Court justice’s “angry” Federalist Society speech makes a good case for court reform, scholars say
COVID explodes in Newark: Tragic result of a long legacy of urban abuse and neglect
Bob Hennelly
New Jersey's largest city has shocking rates of COVID infection. The media has barely noticed, which is no surprise
Watchdog group calls for SEC probe: Pfizer CEO dumped $5.6M in stock on day of vaccine news
Igor Derysh
Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla sold off millions in stock as the company's share price peaked following the vaccine news
Republicans are encouraging people to report voter fraud for up to a $1 million reward
Shawn Mulcahy
Republicans dominated up and down the ballot in Texas, but Patrick is still crusading for proof of fraud
Trump campaign presents 238 pages of ridiculous GOP poll watcher affidavits
Julia Conley
"This is an effort to find a problem when one does not exist"
Why Biden’s free childcare plan is a worthy feminist reform
Nicole Karlis
Beyond the social element, there's a strong economic argument to be made for such a policy
Chris Hedges on the task ahead: Will Biden surrender to plutocrats and paralysis?
Chauncey DeVega
Pulitzer-winning author: Biden and the Democrats will "just dig themselves deeper," fueling a fascist comeback
Trump’s desperation play: Post-election rallies to feature obituaries of supposedly dead voters
Jake Johnson
"The Trump campaign's strategy is basically to completely undermine faith in democracy"
Living with the legacy of my Trump-voting Vietnamese relatives
Caroline Cao
Since my grandparents insisted on backing Trump, I want that voting record on their obituaries
Trump is defeated. Trumpism is more alive than ever
Keith A. Spencer
Trump's sadistic bullying riled voters and enabled the GOP to redistribute wealth upwards without them noticing
Why voters of color were decisive for Biden despite Democrats’ missteps
Angelika Albaladejo
Grassroots groups expanded the electorate, despite ineffective outreach from the Democratic Party
Hey, political reporters — get lost! This is not your moment
Dan Froomkin
Enough with the "both-sides" phony equivalence drama, please. Now we need beat reporters who actually know stuff
Why did so many white women vote for Trump?
Terry H. Schwadron
Gender isn’t the most important reason people support candidates
Did Sen. Kelly Loeffler take advantage of a Trump tax loophole to write off campaign jet?
Roger Sollenberger
Records suggest Loeffler may have deducted a jet she used on campaign trips, letting the government eat the cost
Ben Carson is sixth official to test positive for COVID-19 after going maskless at White House party
Igor Derysh
White House chief of staff Mark Meadows, four other officials and a campaign aide all recently tested positive
Pfizer’s coronavirus vaccine just hit a major milestone. Here’s what that means for the pandemic
Matthew Rozsa
The pharma giant said its vaccine candidate is 90 percent effective. Here's how the timeline looks from here
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