Some personal news: Her newspaper closed. She kept reporting. Marchel Espina had lost her job. She wasn’t ready to lose journalism. April 13, 2021 Angela Fu
How Fox News enables Tucker Carlson If you thought Fox News was going to do anything about Tucker Carlson’s incendiary commentary, think again. April 13, 2021 Tom Jones
The astonishing toll of COVID-19 in jails and prisons Plus, rethinking the language we use to cover jails and prisons, why America might soon hit a 'vaccine wall,' the PPE detritus outside, and more. April 13, 2021 Al Tompkins
What we know about COVID-19 testing for migrants at the southern border Overcrowding at southern border facilities has raised concerns that migrants might get sick with COVID-19 since they might not have space to distance. April 13, 2021 Miriam Valverde
How did 246 ‘fully vaccinated’ people still get COVID-19? Plus, the CDC says there are no safety issues with the Johnson & Johnson shot, don't travel to Canada, Pfizer hopes to soon vaccinate teens, and more. April 12, 2021 Al Tompkins
How the AP Stylebook has kept up with the pandemic ‘There’s never been a pace or number of so many updates so quickly, at least since I’ve been around the stylebook,’ editor Paula Froke said. April 9, 2021 Angela Fu
Two dozen adverse reactions to the Johnson & Johnson vaccine close vaccine sites in two states Plus, there are now 'double mutant' strains of the virus, the eviction floodgates are about to open, cruises see record bookings, and more. April 9, 2021 Al Tompkins
The 19th* is a nonprofit news startup made for the moment The news outlet, devoted to covering politics and policy through a gender lens, launched in the pandemic and has rocketed onto the national stage. April 8, 2021 Alan C. Miller
AstraZeneca’s COVID-19 vaccine is connected to blood clots Plus, tens of thousands of children have lost a parent to COVID-19, more universities will require vaccines, new info about boosters, and more. April 8, 2021 Al Tompkins
