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Ten economists suggest remedies, ranging from aiding state and local governments, paying employers to keep workers and offering universal coronavirus testing to restore public confidence.
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In Thomas Jefferson’s quasi-utopian view, ‘self-governance’ meant humans would choose to internalize their obligations to others.
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Trump is trying to silence his critics with his clearly illegal order that seeks to limit liability protections for social media companies.
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Even Trump voters must rise up against the racist brutality that plagues our country.
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Zoom phase one was mostly pretty pleasant. Not anymore.
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In the showdown between Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey and the president, Dorsey is winning.
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What happened to George Floyd, Christian Cooper and Ahmaud Arbery shouldn’t be characterized as sad anomalies, columnist L.Z. Granderson writes.
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Beijing is using the coronavirus crisis to crush Hong Kong’s demands for more freedom, thinking the world is too busy to care.
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Mitch McConnell is holding stimulus legislation hostage to keep businesses from paying for potentially culpable conduct during the pandemic.
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In the right-wing playbook, anything that might make life more secure or less miserable for the undocumented is now considered ‘amnesty.’
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For Reagan and other presidents, portrait unveilings were a time for bipartisan celebrations of U.S. history.
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Asian Americans were attacked for wearing masks early on in the coronavirus outbreak. Now we’re attacked if we don’t.
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A black bird watcher, Christian Cooper, asked Amy Cooper to leash her dog in Central Park. Her racist meltdown is one for the ages.
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In some parts of the country, COVID-19 is still surging. So why are we stopping measures we know work?
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In our “Dispatches From the Pandemic” series, we bring you personal stories from people whose lives have been drastically altered by COVID-19.
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Looking forward to 2020, the crystal ball is a bit cloudy.
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Cartoonist Steve Brodner’s view of Nancy Pelosi and Adam B. Schiff serving up an impeachable president for Thanksgiving.
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The main concern of black people right now isn’t whether they’re standing three or six feet apart, but whether their sons, husbands, brothers and fathers will be murdered by cops.
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The L.A. curfew, in effect until 5:30 a.m. Monday, is needed to keep order after looting, arson and clashes, mayor says, amid George Floyd protests.
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As looters hit the Grove mall, a security guard pleads them to stop: ‘We’re one of you’
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The unrest in L.A. has some longtime residents recalling the violence that took place in 1992 after four LAPD officers were acquitted in the Rodney King beating.
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With Memorial Day weekend in the rearview mirror, summer is practically here.
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It’s time for our weekly handicapping lesson from Rob Henie of the WCHR (West Coast Handicapping Report) and the ECHR (East Coast Handicapping Report).
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How homes, offices and the city will evolve in the COVID-19 era. Plus, remembering Larry Kramer and Peter Alexander in our weekly arts newsletter.
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Sylvester Stallone, KISS lead guitarist Tommy Thayer look for buyers. Elizabeth Banks sells her Studio City compound.
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Some areas are celebrating, but the coronavirus hasn’t gone away and consequences are mounting in other communities.
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