Coronavirus Covid 19 Archive
Archives for August 2021
Republican lawmakers in Texas have put political ambition above public good amid statewide crises.
“These waves are just something you have to deal with.”
The coronavirus may never truly go away.
Overdose deaths surged during Covid-19. But suicides declined. What happened?
Viral clips show anti-maskers melting down as a school board implemented a commonsense mask mandate.
Breakthrough infections are uncommon — which makes them all the more confusing for people who experience them.
But we can still make this pandemic school year better than the last.
All eyes are on Louisiana, which leads the country in new Covid-19 cases.
The US epidemic — and people’s risk from Covid-19 — has changed in this latest wave of cases.
He’s hoping the courts give it a little more time.
Here are the most important precautions your office should have in place if it wants you back.
The delta variant makes it clear: Vaccinating the world is in America’s best interests.
48 million people provide unpaid care to their loved ones in the US. Here’s how to help them.
No, it’s not launching another app.