The coronavirus pandemic has left 3 million… Continue reading
The congresswoman is declining to back primary challengers following in her… Continue reading
“In the slums of Rio, communities have to choose between hunger and coronavirus”, ABC News
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“If I stay at home, I will die of… Continue reading
“Coronavirus: Boris Johnson moved to intensive care as symptoms worsen”, BBC News
London, 7 April 2020
Prime Minister Boris Johnson has been moved to intensive care in hospital after his coronavirus symptoms… Continue reading
“Coronavirus cases exceed 1 million, wreaking world havoc”, Reuters
Cate Cadell, Lisa Shumaker, World News, April 2, 2020
BEIJING/NEW YORK (Reuters) – Global cases of the new coronavirus have… Continue reading
“The surprising similarities between the ‘Spanish flu’ and the coronavirus pandemic”, El País
Daniel Mediavilla, Madrid, 27 March 2020
The initial response to the 1918 outbreak was to play it down, and later… Continue reading
“‘I can’t know the children are safe’: social workers’ fears over lockdown”, The Guardian
David Brindle, London, 2 Apr 2020
Face-to-face visits are integral to social work practice, but the coronavirus crisis has reduced… Continue reading
“How 15 Days Became 45: Trump Extends Guidelines To Slow Coronavirus”, NPR
Tamara Keith, Franco Ordoñez, Ayesha Rascoe, Roberta Rampton, Morning Edition, March 30, 2020
Two weeks ago, President… Continue reading
“1968 – the year that haunts hundreds of women”, BBC News Long Read
By Ly Truong, London, 27 March 2020
When Tran Thi Ngai was raped, she did not get justice, or even… Continue reading
“AOC breaks with Bernie on how to lead the left”, Politico Magazine
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“A glimpse of the apocalypse”, Chernobyl, The New York Times Magazine, March 29, 2020
The End Of Civilization… Continue reading