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Paul Krugman condemns Republicans for planning to cut unemployment as the crisis deepens
Alex Henderson
“It’s a really terrible time to be cutting off aid to 30 million unemployed Americans,” Krugman warns
Will a COVID-19 vaccine be the “October surprise” that saves Trump’s re-election campaign?
Alex Henderson
"There is clearly a political goal for the president to say, 'I've delivered a vaccine.'" a disease expert says
Research on voting by mail says it’s safe — from fraud and disease
Edie Goldenberg
Some critics — including President Trump — have cast doubt on the integrity of mail-in voting
The battle of Portland is just plain crazy
Terry H. Schwadron
But then what else would you expect in Donald Trump’s dystopian America?
Random testing in Indiana shows COVID-19 is deadlier than flu — 2.8% of the state has been infected
Nir Menachemi
The first statewide random sample study shows that social distancing worked, but the country is still at risk.
White House secretly warns 11 cities must take “aggressive” action to stop spread of COVID-19
Julia Conley
"This is a pandemic. You cannot hide it under the carpet"
This time in my teacher voice: On two pandemics and the cost of “moderation”
Andres Aceves
As a brown teacher in a mostly white school, I've learned a necessary skill: Talking to people where they are
Private homeschooling groups — aka “pandemic pods” — gain popularity, but who gets left behind?
Ashlie D. Stevens
"We have all these rules in place so we can make sure that this 'bubble' basically doesn't pop," says one parent
A field guide to the pandemic deniers
Sophia A. McClennen
Disinformation and immaturity regarding COVID-19 has manifested in a variety of forms
Republicans veer toward electoral self-sabotage for the 2020 election
Cody Fenwick
The pressure seems to be tearing Republicans apart
GOP governor: “A couple” of Trump’s Cabinet secretaries privately asked me to challenge Trump
Matthew Chapman
Hogan had previously clashed with Trump on medical supply procurement issues during the coronavirus pandemic
Oil and gas in flux: After a series of stunning defeats, what’s next for the industry?
Tara Lohan
Environmental, economic and political forces have converged, threatening to finally upend fossil fuel dominance.
I’m not going back to work in restaurants — but only because I have a choice
Nikki Ervice
The coronavirus has made me reconsider service, and a career in hospitality
McConnell shutters Senate with the U.S. on verge of economic catastrophe
Eoin Higgins
"The magnitude of suffering this is about to cause is so immense"
White House reignites GOP civil war: Kellyanne Conway throws Republican governors under the bus
Cody Fenwick
This is a common tactic in Trump's administration
Politicians and business interests ignored health officials to control reopening. Cases exploded
Lisa Song, Mollie Simon
Interviews and internal emails show that Utah prioritized the health of businesses over limiting coronavirus case
Get over your Russia obsession, liberals: Vladimir Putin’s not responsible for America’s sorry state
David Masciotra
Did Putin turn America into a delusional nation that couldn't handle a pandemic? Or did he just watch and laugh?
GOP’s next COVID-19 relief package will “fast-track Social Security & Medicare cuts”
Jake Johnson
"Donald Trump and his stooges in the Senate can't stop trying to rob us of our Social Security"
Trump’s myth-making mistake: His campaign projects his delusions and failures onto Biden
Terry H. Schwadron
He’s running against a mythical, imaginary opponent
Mail-in snafu: Democrats at odds in New York City primary that refuses to end
Roger Sollenberger
Did Rep. Carolyn Maloney win her primary? We still don't know — and thousands of mail-in votes may be thrown out
3 unexpected ways Joe Biden plans to tackle climate change
Zoya Teirstein
Biden's new climate plan could have wide-ranging impacts on emissions and the U.S. economy
A methane leak in Antarctica provides new insight into how methane-eating microbes evolve
Matthew Rozsa
These ocean-dwelling methane-hungry microbes are one of Earth's great hopes for mitigating global warming
Mitch McConnell laughs when asked if coronavirus relief legislation will pass by end of next week
Jake Johnson
Enhanced unemployment benefits are set to expire for around 30 million Americans
Approval ratings of Republican governors plummet as coronavirus cases spike in red states: new poll
Alex Henderson
"The political damage from the coronavirus won't just be a factor in the presidential election"
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