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A new study claims Medicare-for-all could have saved more than 200,000 lives during the pandemic
America’s failures to respond to Covid-19 and to deliver universal health care are part of the same story.
The land of the free leads the world in incarceration. Why?
Reform advocates say there are other ways to respond to crimes — from rehabilitation to trauma treatment.
Stopping inflation is going to hurt
The economy will feel worse before it feels better.
Why have politicians stopped talking about Covid?
The pandemic’s invisible influence over the midterm elections.
The federal government started New Mexico’s largest wildfire. It had good intentions.
Controlled burns are more dangerous but more necessary than ever.
7 solar system mysteries scientists haven’t solved yet
Why is our moon so weird? Was there ever life on Mars? Big cosmic questions lurk in our celestial backyard.
What America owes to Dreamers, 10 years later
After a decade of DACA, what’s next for immigrant activists?
Actually, maybe don’t learn to code
Schools that say they teach you to code often don’t.
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Juneteenth isn’t just a celebration of freedom. It’s a monument to America’s failures.
The holiday observes the emancipation of enslaved people. Let it also be a time to consider the hypocrisies of the American experiment.
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