Just Get Through Today: Sheltering in Place Amid a Pandemic
My mind races. Two more weeks?? I try to shut it down. Just get through today.
Special Report: The Preventable Death of an Asylum Seeker from Cuba in Solitary Cell
Roylan Hernandez Diaz’s long journey ended inside a white-walled cell in the solitary confinement wing of a Louisiana prison.Nearby were the last of his...
The Economic Toll of Coronavirus Sinks in, Duration Unknown
Things are changing in the economy and the workplace today as the outbreak widens.
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The Glitz of Super Bowl Headed to a Blue-collar Part of Miami
Roughly one in four residents of Miami Gardens, where Super Bowl 54 will be played, live below the poverty line.
Bolivia Religious Debate: The Bible vs Andean Earth Deity
Bolivians are deeply divided on Morales’ legacy with deep-rooted class and racial divisions.
Joe Namath’s Life after Football: Restaurants, Books, and Grandkids
This time around looks to be a “guarantee" for Broadway Joe.
The Dark Side of Supportive Relationships
Do you want a partner who unconditionally has your back, or one who plays devil’s advocate?
The Fraught Politics of Food
For a politician, food might seem like a low-hanging fruit. Is there an easier way to appeal to the masses?
‘Armless Archer’ Stutzman and his Disarming Sense of Humor
The American is known as the “Armless Archer,” a silver medalist from the 2012 Paralympics.
What Crackdown? Migrant Smuggling Business Adapts, Thrives
The hardening of U.S. and Mexican immigration policies has “complicated” the business
‘A Serious-minded Kid:’ Pete Buttigieg Aimed High Early
Peter Buttigieg — the smartest kid in class, language whiz, and devotee of John F. Kennedy
From ‘Knives Out’ to Bond, Ana de Armas is on the Rise
De Armas doesn’t have a specific plan for her future in movies, but she likes the challenge.
US Held Record Number of Migrant Kids in Custody in 2019
An unprecedented 69,550 migrant children held in U.S. government custody over the past year.
As McDonald’s CEO Learned, Workplace Romance Can Be Perilous
There are questions about whether consent is truly possible when there's a power imbalance.
How ‘Do us a Favor’ Led to Trump Impeachment Inquiry
Those words have prompted the deployment of the ultimate political weapon, an impeachment process.
DNA Test Reunites Half Brothers; Both Were Cops in Florida
They met for the first time at Stull’s house near Orlando, talking late into the night.
Is the Stethoscope dying? High-tech Rivals Pose a Threat
Two centuries after its invention, the stethoscope is facing an uncertain prognosis.
The Environmental Fallout of Venezuela’s Collapsing Oil Industry
Nobody lives as closely with the environmental fallout of Venezuela’s collapsing oil industry as the fishermen.
Restoring Forests 1 Tree at a Time, to Help Repair Climate
Destruction of the forests can be swift. Regrowth is much, much slower.
Can a New Space Race Connect the World to the Internet?
With half the world’s population — more than 3 billion people — not using the internet, it’s a huge potential market.
Vapes Spiked with Illegal Drugs Show Dark Side of CBD Craze
Some operators are cashing in on the CBD craze by substituting illegal synthetic marijuana for natural CBD.
Restaurant Delivery Jobs Hold their Own in the Uber Eats Age
Despite pressure from third-party apps, a few big chains continue to use their own drivers.
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