Coronavirus Covid 19 Archive
Archives for April 2021
Five charts that show how dramatically the pandemic affected our spending.
The logic and challenge behind the FDA and CDC’s decision to temporarily halt the one-shot vaccine.
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s actions fly in the face of mandatory restrictions she instituted last year.
The court rules that Bible study groups should be able to gather in private homes if commercial spaces are open.
The next month could determine who lives to see normalcy come back.
The nagging symptoms long-haulers experience reveal a frustrating blind spot in medicine.
And why Hart Island is changing after the Covid-19 pandemic.
The change comes two weeks earlier than previously scheduled.
Critics of lockdowns claimed they would cause a spike in suicides. That didn’t happen.
Can Americans travel right now? Kind of. Should Americans travel right now? That’s more complicated.
J&J says it will still meet US delivery targets for the single-shot Covid-19 vaccine.
What a vaccine’s “efficacy rate” actually means.
A lot of sellers did well selling cloth masks. Now some shops are turning to vaccine-themed gear.
Testing can do things for us now that it couldn’t do before.
A collection of stories about the coronavirus pandemic — what we’ve been through and where we go from here.