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Scientists have a powerful new tool for controlling the coronavirus: Its own genetic code.
Just as with testing, the nation has failed to lead when it comes to using genome sequencing to track the coronavirus.
By Brady Dennis, Chris Mooney, Sarah Kaplan and Harry Stevens ● Read more »
Most Americans can’t working from home during the pandemic. A single 24 hours shows the risks some must take.
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Trying to reach herd immunity is ‘unethical’ and unprecedented, WHO head says
By Antonia Noori Farzan and Miriam Berger ● Read more »
Republicans are doing Joe Biden’s work for him
Opinion ● By Jennifer Rubin ● Read more »
FBI: Whitmer plotters also discussed kidnapping Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam
By Devlin Barrett ● Read more »
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Ohio voters call on Congress to save small businesses
Small businesses in America are struggling, and Ohio voters are weighing in on what small businesses need from Congress to survive. Explore our new infographic for insights from 500 Ohio voters.
Biden making increasingly aggressive pitch to moderate voters
By Sean Sullivan ● Read more »
Under the U.S.-Mexico border, miles of tunnels worth millions of dollars — to traffickers
By Kevin Sieff ● Read more »
Appeals panel upholds Abbott’s order for just one ballot box per Texas county
By Amy Gardner ● Read more »
Alex Smith’s comeback is confounding. It took his wife Elizabeth a while to understand, too.
Perspective ● By Les Carpenter ● Read more »
McConnell plans vote on narrow economic relief measure while Trump urges lawmakers to ‘Go big or go home!!!’
By Jeff Stein and Erica Werner ● Read more »
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Everything you need to know about Bachelorette Clare Crawley before tonight’s premiere
By Lisa Bonos ● Read more »
You need levity. You crave drama. Get both by watching the ‘The Bachelorette’ with us and signing up for our new weekly newsletter.
By Hannah Jewell ● Read more »
How the New York Times’s 1619 Project took over 2020
By Sarah Ellison ● Read more »
Biden says he’s ‘not a fan of court-packing’
By Sean Sullivan ● Read more »
California faces stretch of ‘critical’ fire risk as heat dome builds Wednesday
By Andrew Freedman ● Read more »
K-pop boy band BTS faces boycott calls in China over Korean War comment
By Eva Dou and Min Joo Kim ● Read more »
Amy Coney Barrett
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During confirmation hearing, Barrett says she has made ‘no commitment’ on election cases, abortion, ACA
Today is the second day of confirmation hearings for President Trump’s Supreme Court pick Judge Amy Coney Barrett, who is appearing before the Senate Judiciary Committee.
Live updates ● By Derek Hawkins, Seung Min Kim and Ann E. Marimow ● Read more »
Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett has seven kids. And don’t you dare forget it.
Perspective ● By Robin Givhan ● Read more »
There are many reasons to fear Barrett’s confirmation. The Affordable Care Act isn’t one of them.
Opinion ● By Ruth Marcus ● Read more »
Senate Democrats push Barrett to recuse herself from a potential presidential election case
By Tom Hamburger ● Read more »
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