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The Social-Distancing Culture War Has Begun
+theatlantic.com / McKay Coppins Across the country, social distancing is becoming a way to signal which side of the culture war you’re on. The consequences could be disastrous.… read more 






 

Stranded and homeless at LAX. Then coronavirus hit 
+latimes.com / MARIA L. LA GANGA Seth Tom Davis realized how serious the coronavirus outbreak was when he went to buy lunch at the Earl of Sandwich at the Tom Bradley International… read more 
Inside the flying military hospital that’s treating COVID-19 patients
+popsci.com / Christina Mackenzie France recently used its military airborne hospital for the first time to take civilian patients, critically ill with COVID-19, from overstretched… read more 
The Fate of the News in the Age of the Coronavirus
+newyorker.com / Michael Luo In 2009, as the economy struggled to rebound from the Great Recession, executives at the New York Times found themselves in a vigorous internal… read more 






 

How Can You Safely Grocery Shop in the Time of Coronavirus? Here's What Experts Suggest
+time.com / Madeleine Carlisle As coronavirus spreads globally, grocery shopping has become one of the most anxiety-producing yet necessary activities for millions of people around… read more 
Forget Washington — corporate America is focused on governors right now
+politico.com / SAM SUTTON NEW YORK — When Goldman Sachs directed more than 12,000 employees in the New York City metro area to work from home two weeks ago, bank President John… read more 
Facebook, Google and Twitter Struggle to Handle November’s Election
+nytimes.com / Kevin Roose, Sheera Frenkel and Nicole Perlroth SAN FRANCISCO — The day after the New Hampshire primary last month, Facebook’s security team removed a network of fake accounts that originated in Iran,… read more 
Living without sports will teach us something about how much we really need them
+washingtonpost.com / Thomas Boswell The rest of this year probably will be a laboratory experiment that none of us ever thought we would see: months on end with no live sports at all. In… read more 
Spirit Journey: one man's role in a 6,000-mile run through North America
+theguardian.com / Rich Tenorio While jogging on the spot, Mexican-American runner Noé Álvarez showed his passport to the border agent in Nogales, Arizona. Álvarez was participating in… read more 
Why Peggy Olson Is One of the Best TV Characters This Century—As Explained by Elisabeth Moss
+theringer.com / Rob Harvilla “I know it’s my first day, and I don’t want to seem uncooperative, but: Do I have to?” About 15 minutes into Mad Men’s 2007 pilot, we get our first… read more 




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