Month: April 2022

The war on terror and the long death of liberal interventionism

By removing all troops from Afghanistan shortly before the 9/11 attacks’ 20th anniversary, President Joe Biden sent a none-too-subtle message:

The fight to resettle Afghans in the US has just begun

America’s evacuation of Afghanistan is over. But that doesn’t mean the US has fulfilled its obligation to vulnerable Afghans, some

Why Arizona is suffering the worst Covid-19 outbreak in the US

The US is struggling with a resurgence of the coronavirus in the South and West. But the severity of Arizona’s

Covid-19 vaccine trials are showing promising results. A lot can still go wrong.

When will an effective Covid-19 coronavirus vaccine be ready for production for the general public? Some top US health officials

“This is exactly what we’ve been warning about”: Why some school reopenings have backfired

Many schools across the US gambled on offering in-person classes in early August, even as their states were still battling

“Totally predictable”: State reopenings have backfired

One month ago, I asked epidemiologist Tara Smith if she was worried about states loosening their stay-at-home orders, despite most

Scientists haven’t figured out long Covid. Here are 5 of their best hypotheses.

Most people who get the coronavirus will fully recover and go right back to their lives. But the latest research

Why Johnson & Johnson shots were paused — and why that’s so confusing

The US rollout of Johnson & Johnson’s single-dose Covid-19 vaccine was halted Tuesday as regulators race to investigate rare blood-clotting