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Betsy DeVos Is Already Being Sued Over Her New Campus Sexual Assault Rules
The ACLU says the regulations "dramatically reduce schools' responsibility to respond to sexual harassment and assault."

Madison Pauly | May 15, 2020
There Is a Way to Bring Back Most Restaurants
We just have to become Denmark.

Tom Philpott | May 15, 2020
Debt Collectors Get a Bailout in Democrats’ New Pandemic Relief Bill
The bill also lets borrowers delay payments if they are struggling during COVID-19.

Kara Voght | May 12, 2020
This Is What Scientific Fieldwork Is Like During the Time of COVID-19
It sometimes involves storing dead fish in your in-laws’ freezer.

Jessica Leigh Hester | May 10, 2020
A Nearby Fracking Site Has These Retirees Sheltering in Place and Scared for Their Lives
"Where am I going to go?"

Emily Pontecorvo and Naveena Sadasivam | May 9, 2020
Trump Says There’s Plenty of PPE. So Why Did This Union for Nurses Have to Find Its Own?
"What the hell has the federal government been doing?"

David Corn | May 8, 2020

Amazon VP Quits in Protest, Highlighting Big Tech’s Firings of Minority, Women, and LGBTQ Labor Activists
Six employees were terminated after advocating for better conditions during the Covid-19 crisis.

Ali Breland | May 6, 2020
“How Are We Going to Look Back on This Time?” Oral Historians Record Daily Life During COVID-19.
"We do a lot of convincing people that their stories are important."

Molly Schwartz | May 4, 2020
Confused by This Anti–Joe Biden Meme? The Creator Says You Just Don’t Get the Joke.
Before being censored by Twitter, the way the image was shared blurred the line between parody and misinformation.

Ali Breland | April 29, 2020
The Hell of Sheltering in Place Without Running Water
Surviving a pandemic gets all the more complicated when you can't wash your hands or cook or flush your toilets.

Samantha Michaels | April 27, 2020
Who Invented the Phrase “Social Distancing”?

Kevin Drum | April 26, 2020
“You’re Just Screwed”: Why Black-Owned Businesses Are Struggling to Get Coronavirus Relief Loans
An ugly history of inequality is compounding the economic crisis.

Kara Voght | April 24, 2020
How Health Care Investors Are Helping Run Jared Kushner’s Shadow Coronavirus Task Force
Companies in their portfolios have a clear financial stake in how Trump handles the crisis.

Pema Levy | April 21, 2020
Hundreds of Amazon Employees Pledge to Leave Work
Organizers called it "the biggest mass action by workers yet."

Jacob Rosenberg | April 21, 2020
Suffering From Coronavirus Data Overload? Here’s the Cure.
Reliable, useful data sources to help you keep track of the pandemic.

Sinduja Rangarajan | April 21, 2020
Trump Spent the Beginning of His Coronavirus Briefing Bragging About American Testing. He Shouldn’t.
Put the Q-tip down.

Edwin Rios | April 19, 2020
Mike Pence Just Wrapped Up a Tour of the Morning Talk Shows. It Went Poorly.
"No one in America wants to reopen this country more than President Donald Trump."

Edwin Rios | April 19, 2020
As Growing Season Ramps Up, “Essential” Farmworkers Are Still Largely Unprotected
Members of Florida's Coalition of Immokalee Workers sound the alarm on coronavirus risk

Esther Honig | April 18, 2020
5 Kids, 5 Virtual Schools: One New York City Mom’s “Totally Impossible” Coronavirus Life
And how this single parent has stayed sane.

Molly Schwartz | April 17, 2020
Plague Comforts: I Bought a Pacifier
No, the irony is not lost on me.

Camille Squires | April 17, 2020

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Betsy DeVos Is Already Being Sued Over Her New Campus Sexual Assault Rules
The ACLU says the regulations "dramatically reduce schools' responsibility to respond to sexual harassment and assault."

There Is a Way to Bring Back Most Restaurants
We just have to become Denmark.

Debt Collectors Get a Bailout in Democrats’ New Pandemic Relief Bill
The bill also lets borrowers delay payments if they are struggling during COVID-19.

This Is What Scientific Fieldwork Is Like During the Time of COVID-19
It sometimes involves storing dead fish in your in-laws’ freezer.

A Nearby Fracking Site Has These Retirees Sheltering in Place and Scared for Their Lives
"Where am I going to go?"

Trump Says There’s Plenty of PPE. So Why Did This Union for Nurses Have to Find Its Own?
"What the hell has the federal government been doing?"

Amazon VP Quits in Protest, Highlighting Big Tech’s Firings of Minority, Women, and LGBTQ Labor Activists
Six employees were terminated after advocating for better conditions during the Covid-19 crisis.

“How Are We Going to Look Back on This Time?” Oral Historians Record Daily Life During COVID-19.
"We do a lot of convincing people that their stories are important."

Confused by This Anti–Joe Biden Meme? The Creator Says You Just Don’t Get the Joke.
Before being censored by Twitter, the way the image was shared blurred the line between parody and misinformation.

The Hell of Sheltering in Place Without Running Water
Surviving a pandemic gets all the more complicated when you can't wash your hands or cook or flush your toilets.

Who Invented the Phrase “Social Distancing”?

“You’re Just Screwed”: Why Black-Owned Businesses Are Struggling to Get Coronavirus Relief Loans
An ugly history of inequality is compounding the economic crisis.

How Health Care Investors Are Helping Run Jared Kushner’s Shadow Coronavirus Task Force
Companies in their portfolios have a clear financial stake in how Trump handles the crisis.

Hundreds of Amazon Employees Pledge to Leave Work
Organizers called it "the biggest mass action by workers yet."

Suffering From Coronavirus Data Overload? Here’s the Cure.
Reliable, useful data sources to help you keep track of the pandemic.

Trump Spent the Beginning of His Coronavirus Briefing Bragging About American Testing. He Shouldn’t.
Put the Q-tip down.

Mike Pence Just Wrapped Up a Tour of the Morning Talk Shows. It Went Poorly.
"No one in America wants to reopen this country more than President Donald Trump."

As Growing Season Ramps Up, “Essential” Farmworkers Are Still Largely Unprotected
Members of Florida's Coalition of Immokalee Workers sound the alarm on coronavirus risk

5 Kids, 5 Virtual Schools: One New York City Mom’s “Totally Impossible” Coronavirus Life
And how this single parent has stayed sane.

Plague Comforts: I Bought a Pacifier
No, the irony is not lost on me.

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Betsy DeVos Is Already Being Sued Over Her New Campus Sexual Assault Rules The ACLU says the regulations "dramatically reduce schools' responsibility to respond to sexual harassment and assault."

There Is a Way to Bring Back Most Restaurants We just have to become Denmark.

Debt Collectors Get a Bailout in Democrats’ New Pandemic Relief Bill The bill also lets borrowers delay payments if they are struggling during COVID-19.

This Is What Scientific Fieldwork Is Like During the Time of COVID-19 It sometimes involves storing dead fish in your in-laws’ freezer.

A Nearby Fracking Site Has These Retirees Sheltering in Place and Scared for Their Lives "Where am I going to go?"

Trump Says There’s Plenty of PPE. So Why Did This Union for Nurses Have to Find Its Own? "What the hell has the federal government been doing?"

Amazon VP Quits in Protest, Highlighting Big Tech’s Firings of Minority, Women, and LGBTQ Labor Activists Six employees were terminated after advocating for better conditions during the Covid-19 crisis.

“How Are We Going to Look Back on This Time?” Oral Historians Record Daily Life During COVID-19. "We do a lot of convincing people that their stories are important."

Confused by This Anti–Joe Biden Meme? The Creator Says You Just Don’t Get the Joke. Before being censored by Twitter, the way the image was shared blurred the line between parody and misinformation.

The Hell of Sheltering in Place Without Running Water Surviving a pandemic gets all the more complicated when you can't wash your hands or cook or flush your toilets.

Who Invented the Phrase “Social Distancing”?

“You’re Just Screwed”: Why Black-Owned Businesses Are Struggling to Get Coronavirus Relief Loans An ugly history of inequality is compounding the economic crisis.

How Health Care Investors Are Helping Run Jared Kushner’s Shadow Coronavirus Task Force Companies in their portfolios have a clear financial stake in how Trump handles the crisis.

Hundreds of Amazon Employees Pledge to Leave Work Organizers called it "the biggest mass action by workers yet."

Suffering From Coronavirus Data Overload? Here’s the Cure. Reliable, useful data sources to help you keep track of the pandemic.

Trump Spent the Beginning of His Coronavirus Briefing Bragging About American Testing. He Shouldn’t. Put the Q-tip down.

Mike Pence Just Wrapped Up a Tour of the Morning Talk Shows. It Went Poorly. "No one in America wants to reopen this country more than President Donald Trump."

As Growing Season Ramps Up, “Essential” Farmworkers Are Still Largely Unprotected Members of Florida's Coalition of Immokalee Workers sound the alarm on coronavirus risk

5 Kids, 5 Virtual Schools: One New York City Mom’s “Totally Impossible” Coronavirus Life And how this single parent has stayed sane.

Plague Comforts: I Bought a Pacifier No, the irony is not lost on me.