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Lockdowns

  1. covid-19
    The Problem With the Positivity RateIt closed New York’s schools and influences lockdowns nationwide, but what does it really tell us?
    By Robin Lloyd
  2. politics
    Trump Is Still Targeting Governor Gretchen Whitmer After Foiled Kidnapping PlotOne day after Trump prompted “lock her up!” chants at his Michigan rally, his campaign tried to suggest she was encouraging his assassination.
    By Chas Danner
  3. jobs report
    Why the Shockingly Good Jobs Report Might Be Bad NewsThe report indicates that unemployment is higher than its own official rate suggests. If Congress misses that caveat, it could undermine the recovery.
    By Eric Levitz
  4. vision 2020
    Trump May Use Coronavirus to Beg for a Second Term to Finish the JobOne way to avoid a referendum election during hard times is to only own the record you had before disaster struck.
    By Ed Kilgore
  5. buyer’s market
    Drinking More Wine During the Lockdown? You’re Not AloneAlcohol sales are up in the crisis — but not all makers are benefiting.
    By Josh Barro
  6. How Epidemics Made NYC BetterThe city’s hard lessons from yellow fever, cholera, tuberculosis, and AIDS.
    By Samantha Lee
  7. coronavirus
    Georgia Risks Second Coronavirus Wave With Sudden Reopening of BusinessesThe state’s “politically incorrect conservative” governor jumps to the head of the pack in ending lockdowns before testing capacity is in place.
    By Ed Kilgore
  8. coronavirus
    Are Masks Just for Liberals?As the backlash to coronavirus precautions spreads, so, too, may resistance to the most visible sign of compliance — the mask.
    By Ed Kilgore
  9. the white house
    White House Locked Down Owing to ‘Smoking Objects’ [Updated]It appears that the “smoking objects” were smoke bombs thrown during an Occupy protest.
    By Brett Smiley
  10. awful things
    Two Police Officers and Gunman Shot Outside of PentagonPentagon building was locked down for about 45 minutes.
    By Josh Duboff