Vaccine incentive programs are taking off everywhere, over the objections of critics

By cathshaffer

Covid vaccine lotteries and cash incentives are becoming wildly popular, but critics say they’re a blunt instrument with some potential downsides

Despite federal moratorium, home eviction rates returning to pre-pandemic levels

By Benjamin Larsen and McAllister Hall

America’s teachers were hit hard by the pandemic, long hours, and unknown technology

By Sandra Liu Huang

The pandemic was very stressful for America’s teachers but there are ways that schools and parents can help

WHO report: Covid deaths worldwide likely 2 to 3 times undercounted

By Kenny Stancil

Health agency estimates lack of testing, poor record-keeping means up to 8 million have died of SARS2 coronavirus

The covid crisis has made clear that the private sector depends on the public good

By Dirk Philipsen

For too long, policymakers have ignored how the common good precedes and is required by private benefit

Lacking a vaccine for their kids, some parents are continuing to wear masks

By Shefali Luthra

Some parents are finding they have to keep wearing masks until their young children can be vaccinated against Covid-19 as well

Many employees don’t want to return to the office, their bosses don’t seem to care

By Montag-Smit Greenway and Merriman

As restrictions against office work have lifted, some employers are breaking promises of continuing to allow remote working

The epidemic of premature death among black men is about more than the coronavirus and police injustice

By Nina Harawa

Public health policies in the U.S. need to focus on remedies to black mens’ unique medical needs

Public schools can legally require Covid-19 vaccinations, but how big will the loopholes be?

By Kristine Bowman

All states require public school students to have vaccines against other diseases, but will they be as willing to make exceptions for parents who refuse?

COVID running rampant in developing nations as rich countries hoard vaccine patents, materials

By Jake Johnson

“I think we haven’t seen the worst of it yet. It is beyond horror, what is happening… Yet, this is not yet the worst.”