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Searching for ethical sugar
Lela Nargi
Unlike some other crops, sugar — the stand-alone product, as well as the ingredient — is lacking in traceability
Calling COVID-19 crisis a “wake-up call,” WHO experts warn next pandemic could be even worse
Jake Johnson
The "next pandemic may be more severe" if the international community does not learn from the COVID-19 crisis
Dreamy-smooth hummus from a kitchen oops
Kristen Miglore
What if every time we fumbled in the kitchen could not only work, but also make something new and genius?
With primaries more than a year away, N.Y. Dem leader warns AOC: Don’t challenge Schumer
Julia Conley
State party chair says a potential AOC primary bid against Schumer would be driven by "ambition," not principle
Best of 2020: Philadelphia’s deadly MOVE bombing and me
Mike Africa Jr.
Our 2020 retrospective continues with this essay by a child of MOVE activists about why apologies aren't enough
How Stephen Colbert’s defiant honesty helped me navigate the madness of 2020
Justin Pelofsky
Screen-addicted and anxious, I sought the guidance of a man who dialed in on this year's depressing comedic rhythms
The first words from the “barrier-busting” nominees for Biden’s climate team
Angely Mercado
In Delaware, Biden introduced the "brilliant", "qualified," and "barrier-busting" group nominated for key positions
Ski resorts work to stay open as COVID cases snowball
Christie Aschwanden
How to stay open amid the pandemic is an issue resorts across the U.S. are facing
John Kerry, Biden’s climate czar, talks about saving the planet
Abrahm Lustgarten
Kerry shared his views on climate migration, open borders, the threat of nationalism, and more
In battle against “the Highway Disease,” traffic safety agency attacked as asleep at the wheel
Myron Levin, Eli Wolfe
Safety advocate says that the agency "continues to take a back seat to whatever the industry wants"
Few kidney patients can access palliative care or hospice. Why?
Carrie Arnold
Treatments that reduce suffering & incorporate patient values aren’t common in kidney disease care. That’s changing
Are we finally at a tipping point in the defeat of fossil fuels?
Richard Lachmann, Michael Schwartz, Kevin A. Young
Big Energy will keep on fighting against cleaner, greener policies. But it can be stopped
Mark Meadows has skeletons in the closet — dinosaur skeletons, to be precise
Roger Sollenberger
Meadows' disclosure forms don't mention his income from a Colorado dinosaur park — and that's not the weird part
In battle against “the highway disease,” traffic safety agency attacked as asleep at the wheel
Myron Levin, Eli Wolfe
The NHTSA has been playing its part in the Trump administration's campaign to cut business regulations
Best of 2020: They arrested me for playing basketball
Darryl Robertson
Our 2020 retrospective continues with this personal argument in favor of defunding the police
In “The Queen’s Gambit” and beyond, chess holds up a mirror to life
Jenny Adams
In "The Queen’s Gambit," chess doubles as a game of life for protagonist Beth Harmon
With vaccine delivery imminent, nursing homes must make a strong pitch to residents
Judith Graham
Conflicts are likely to arise as COVID vaccines are rolled out to long-term care facilities across the country
The lifesaving potential of less-than-perfect donor kidneys
Carrie Arnold
Demand for healthy kidneys has long outstripped supply. Better testing and treatment is expanding the donor pool
GOP lawmaker claims “Trump is listening to the many of us who are urging him to #PardonSnowden”
Jessica Corbett
The NSA whistleblower has used his platform to pressure the president to pardon someone other than himself: Assange
Yes co-founder Jon Anderson: “I wouldn’t be here but for the Beatles”
Nicole Michael
On this episode of Everything Fab Four: The Hall of Famer talks his Beatles journey, from revelation to revolution
The psychology of fairness: Why some Americans don’t believe the election results
David M. Mayer
When unfavorable decisions are made on issues central to one's identity, one is more likely to distrust the system
Did we defund the police? No, but “big changes are happening” even after protests die down
Igor Derysh
Despite intense criticism coming from across the political spectrum, new city budgets show the protests worked
Trump met with Pence before calling on the vice president to thwart the Electoral College: report
Roger Sollenberger
Pence was named in a recent lawsuit that seeks to block him from ratifying Biden's victory on Jan. 6
Republicans rebuff Trump, setting up a government shutdown as unemployment benefits expire
Igor Derysh
Republicans reject Trump's call for $2,000 checks with a looming government shutdown and unemployment aid expiring
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