One of the few good things that’s happened during the coronavirus pandemic is that we’ve learned how many capable governors and mayors there are across America, of both political parties, who have
Last week two legislative committees approved an emergency plan for holding the next two elections amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Unemployment numbers show that roughly 26.5 million Americans have lost their jobs since the start of the coronavirus pandemic, completely wiping out the 22.7 million new jobs created since the Great Recession and adding another somber milestone to the economic toll this novel virus has taken on the nation.
Congress, immigration advocacy groups and immigration lawyers are urging the Trump administration to increase the number of foreign-born doctors to alleviate the alleged medical responders’ shortage during the coronavirus pandemic.
A great concern throughout the COVID-19 crisis has been how students’ educations have been interrupted by school closures. By the time August rolls around, if life is completely back to normal by then, students will have been away from the classroom for 5-6 months. That’s a long period of time for students to be outside of a learning environment.
Why are some leaders so reluctant to admit that in the early days of the coronavirus crisis, they were slow to realize the seriousness of the threat?
Social distancing has changed nearly everything about American life, from the way we shop for groceries to the way we worship and go to school. One of the things it hasn’t changed, unfortunately, is the scourge of gun violence.
There has never been a better time to celebrate those that work tirelessly in labs across the nation.
Due to impending disasters of every case and cause, and the fact that I am sitting here in front of this screen on my 74th birthday, I had decided that I was going to take the week off.
Possibly you recall the “information superhighway.” As The New York Times explained way back in 1993, “one of the technologies Vice President Al Gore is pushing is the information superhighway, whi
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