Trump and Barr are trying to scare us out of voting

President Donald Trump votes by mail. As does Vice President Mike Pence, and so do more than a dozen senior Trump officials. Nearly 80% of voters...

Paul Rosenzweig And Bryson Bort

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Richard Manning: Former G.W. Bush appointees supporting Biden have embraced socialist policies – why?

Several hundred out of the thousands of political appointees who worked for President George W. Bush have endorsed former Vice President Joe Biden...

Richard Manning

1000

National Review Is Trying to Rewrite its Own Racist History

The magazine invested extraordinary amounts of time and resources into building an intellectual edifice for segregation. The post National Review...

Ryan Grim

750

Gianno Caldwell: Trump – not Biden – has made black lives better

I celebrated last New Year’s Eve in Ghana, Africa. I’d grown up poor with a mom addicted to drugs but started this decade far from the South Side...

Gianno Caldwell

2000

How an Anti-Trump Flash Mob Found Itself in the Middle of Russian Meddling

And didn't even realize it until a criminal complaint was unsealed

Nina Jankowicz

200

The world's most accurate economist says a full US recovery is unlikely before 2022 — and warns of a stock-market correction before year-end

Even if there is coronavirus vaccine this year, it will take a long time for the US to return to normal, said Christophe Barraud of Market Securities.

Carmen Reinicke

200

I Don't Want To Be Anybody's Employee

Independent contractors Kim Kavin | From the August/September 2020 issue Linda Greenstein and Joseph Lagana looked pained. The two New Jersey...

Kim Kavin

200

Police Reform Hasn’t Stopped the Killings Before. It Won’t Now Either.

President Trump signed an executive order on police reform this June that was more a defense of policing than an indictment. Democrats assembled in...

Garrett Felber

200

Why historically high unemployment should embolden investors to take more market risk, according to a Wall Street chief strategist

Labor market recovery typically yields income boosts, heightened spending, and bolstered profit growth, the strategist said.

Ben Winck

20

The case for going all-in on remote work

The distinction between partially remote and fully remote is an important one.

Jakemeth

30

'Pile of garbage': Wirecard's stock is so toxic after its $2 billion accounting scandal that even the highly speculative world of day-trading is shying away

Wirecard filed for insolvency last week after a $2 billion scandal, and the stock has lost 97% in 3 weeks, but Robinhood traders don't want to buy it.

Saloni Sardana

10

Don’t Breathe a Sigh of Relief About COVID-19 Vaccine Testing Just Yet

After months of safety trials, large-scale clinical testing is finally getting underway for the leading novel coronavirus vaccine candidates. The...

David Axe

20

How America can reinvent itself again

This weekend, Americans celebrate the independence of a nation founded on the ideals of equality, liberty and life. Yet, we're also a nation roiled...

Alexandra Hudson

30

The United States, National Traditions, and Human Rights

After almost a year of study, public meetings, and deliberations, the State Department’s Commission on Unalienable Rights is readying a report...

Peter Berkowitz

10

Minor League Teams Could Be Latest Casualties of COVID’s Disaster Capitalism

Part of the Series No Minor League season. Teams releasing players. Some team owners continue to pay Minor League players, while others convey...

Bill Fletcher Jr

10

12 Mobile ‘Priorities’ That Just Aren’t Worth It, According to Entrepreneurs

In a mobile-first world, it’s easy to think anything related to your brand’s mobile presence should be a top priority. However, entrepreneurs...

Young Entrepreneur Council

10

3 Things You Must Do Before Launching a B2B Marketing Campaign

Now, more than ever, it is important to make the most of your marketing budget. Consider the following three steps to take before launching a B2B...

Christa Tuttle

20

The European Union Is Considering Lifting Travel Restrictions for Couples Living Apart

ROME—Hair is being cut in London. People are sunning themselves on the beaches in Italy. Opera is being sung in Vienna. And crowds are watching...

Barbie Latza Nadeau

50

Forget Coronavirus: Swine Flu in China With "Pandemic Potential" Is Coming

Andrew Preston Security, Asia Should you be worried? Maybe not. The world has been worried about pandemic diseases for many years. Before COVID-19,...

Andrew Preston

10

De Blasio Trashes 1st Amend, Says Protests and Church Are ‘Apples and Oranges’

Here’s a curious theory: Exercising your First Amendment rights protesting in the streets is perfectly acceptable in the time of COVID-19, but...

C. Douglas Golden

30

Tougher oversight key to protecting state’s elderly

Nursing home deaths that far outpace the national average cry out for real reform from the Baker administration.

Editorial

10

Lt. Col. Allen West Schools Rioters Destroying Confederate Statues

Retired Army Lt. Col. Allen West sees a problem in the removal of Confederate statues because it is a lost opportunity for Americans to learn from...

Randy Desoto

30

How new flood risk maps could undermine marginalized neighborhoods

Minority neighborhoods are disproportionately missed on federal flood maps. But more information about flooding can also introduce financial...

Tim Mcdonnell

40

Does the cannabis industry have a monopoly problem?

US attorney general William Barr is big on investigating marijuana mergers.

Jenni Avins

30

"Regression to the tail": How to mitigate COVID-19, the climate crisis and other catastrophes

Sir Francis Galton coined the term "regression to the mean" — or "regression towards mediocrity," as he originally called it, sometimes also called...

Bent Flyvbjerg

50

Turn it around: The NYPD must weather multiple crises to fend off a violent surge

New York faces again faces a daunting recurring question: Are the bad old days back? In recent years, even when some saw falling skies, a firm...

Daily News Editorial Board

30

The Present Belongs to Crowds

The novelist Don DeLillo, in “Mao II,” published in 1991, proposes that “the future belongs to crowds.” The novel offers a series of strong...

Paul Eli

40

Meet the Nuns Who Created Their Own Climate Solutions Fund

The Dominican Sisters of St. Cecilia Congregation in Nashville, Tenn. John Russell/AP This piece was originally published in Grist and appears...

Will Peischel

30

Column: Should a former Black church in Venice be turned into a mansion for a white family?

The First Baptist Church of Venice is, honestly, not much to look at right now. The soaring midcentury A-frame, with a stone veneer exterior that...

Robin Abcarian Columnist

50

Op-Ed: Venice tried to oust the LAPD 50 years ago. Today we're talking about the same issues

July 4, 1969, was a day of festive parades and picnics across Southern California: Pacific Palisades had its annual “Americanism” parade, the...

Jon Wiener

40

Hitler’s Ideologues: The U.S. Racism that Bore Fruit in Mein Kampf

“If you are a blond, you belong to the best people in the world, but it’s all over with you! Your forebears committed the fatal mistake of...

Jorge Majfud

30

Thirsty Texts from All Your Ex-Clothes

“Been thinking about how you used to spill things on me. Didn’t think I’d miss it this much.”

Annah Feinberg

30

Baltimore Protesters Topple Christopher Columbus Statue, Toss it Into Inner Harbor

Protesters pull down the statue of Christopher Columbus in Baltimore, Maryland on July 4, 2020, in this still image obtained from a social media...

Daniel Politi

300

How Donald Trump Has Redefined Watergate

Nixon’s downfall was once a cautionary tale. Yet under Trump, Nixon only “may” have been guilty and historic Watergate rulings may have been...

Cory Bennett

100

An Excellent Publicist Role In Your Marketing Strategy

You’re brainstorming your communications and marketing strategy and the word “publicist” comes up. What is a publicist, and how does a...

Evanne Farmer

10

Do You Suffer From Impostor Syndrome? You Are Not Alone

Have you ever felt like your clients or colleagues are going to discover you’re a fraud? If so, you’re in good company. These feelings are known...

Steven Imke

10

5 Topics to Communicate to Employees Before Going Back to the Office

Now that more of the United States is opening up, millions of Americans are returning to work. However, after the COVID-19 shutdowns, “back to...

Jessica Thiefels

8

Covid-19’s hidden mental health crisis

The crises of the pandemic, economic downturn, and police brutality are increasing mental distress around the world. Are mental health care systems...

Alexandra Ossola

7

What it took to spark a mental health reckoning for Africa’s doctors

Medical professionals in Africa are well-acquainted with trauma. But the pandemic is bringing the issue of their mental health to the fore in ways...

Jackie Bischof

7

They Marched in America’s First Prides in 1970. They’re Still Out, Loud, and Proud.

The 50th anniversary of the Stonewall Riots in New York City was marked in June 2019. This year saw the 50th anniversary of the city’s first...

Tim Teeman

10

How realtors are giving virtual home tours in the absence of open houses during the pandemic

Virtual home "staging" and online walkthroughs are booming during the pandemic—and they're probably here to stay.

Dzanemorris

10

Can Trump Pull Off an Upset Like Harry Truman’s in 1948?

When your presidential candidate is not doing well, it’s not uncommon to look around for historical analogies in which a similarly downtrodden...

Ed Kilgore

9

Britain Confronts the Empire’s Monumental Murderers

The bitterly divisive spectacle staged by President Trump in front of Mount Rushmore on Friday was powerful proof once again that iconic statues...

Josephine Huetlin, Rhianna Ilube

9

Thomas Pynchon Predicted the Pandemic in ‘Gravity’s Rainbow’—Now Aren't You Sorry You Didn't Read It?

Recently an editor at the website Jezebel titled her essay on quarantine reading “You Don't Have to Read Gravity's Rainbow During Self-Isolation.”...

Tom Leclair

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POLL: 83.6% Of People Think Coronavirus Will Impact The Football Season

The overwhelming majority of people expect coronavirus to have a big impact on the football season. As you all know, I’ve been running weekly polls...