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Pandemic

  1. oscars 2021
    The 2021 Oscars Will Be a Large, Unmasked GatheringWhich will count as a film production, making all that possible.
    By Justin Curto
  2. covid-19
    The People Who Plan on Wearing Masks ForeverFor a select few, covering up has become a way of life. What is the cost?
    By Eve Peyser
  3. the future
    What Will Be Cool This Summer?Quarantine has made way for a certain kind of person and their taste.
    By Safy-Hallan Farah
  4. politics
    Supreme Court Again Sides With Worshippers Over Public-Health OrdersThe Court’s conservative majority ruled that California’s pandemic restrictions on at-home gatherings could not apply to religious activity.
    By Chas Danner
  5. the future
    In the Future, You Can Make Out AnywhereI predict a joyful PDA boom.
    By Allison P. Davis
  6. the future
    The Return of My Garbage SelfEverything feels so close now, including her.
    By Lydia Kiesling
  7. covid-19
    The Story of One DoseInside the sprawling operational puzzle of bringing the Johnson & Johnson COVID vaccine to the public.
    By Jeff Wise
  8. ¡hola papi!
    ‘Things Could Be Worse for Me, and I Feel Guilty’Happiness can and does happen in a world of hurt. It has to. What other world would it happen in?
    By J.P. Brammer
  9. covid-19
    Why Are COVID Cases Going Up in New York City?As the city continues to reopen and vaccination rates climb, coronavirus cases are ticking up after plateauing for more than a month.
    By Chas Danner
  10. covid-19
    How Johnson & Johnson’s Vaccine Became the Hot ShotWhat first looked like an inferior option has become popular, with many people seeking it out over Pfizer or Moderna’s jabs.
    By Paola Rosa-Aquino
  11. socializing in 2021
    What Has the Pandemic Done to Our Boundaries?Soon, invitations will return, and it might not be so easy to say no.
    By Katie Heaney
  12. acquiescence
    Turns Out It’s Pretty Good: The Final Season of SATCI see Carrie’s trajectory differently now.
    By Carey O'Donnell
  13. the unforgettable year
    Deaths of Despair Have Surged Among People of ColorNew data shows another disaster unfolding alongside the pandemic.
    By Rob Arthur
  14. the future
    Welcome to the Dissociation GenerationCan a new era of drugs help us prioritize healing over hedonism?
    By Michelle Lhooq
  15. the future
    I’ll Meet You AnywhereEventually, friendship will be expansive again.
    By Saeed Jones
  16. games
    Sports Are About to Look Like 2019 AgainThe Texas Rangers and Wrestlemania are paving the way for crowded stadiums and arenas to become the norm within weeks.
    By Will Leitch
  17. coronavirus
    The CDC Is Reckoning With Its Damage Under TrumpA new CDC review confirms previous reports detailing how Trump’s political appointees overruled public-health experts throughout the pandemic.
    By Matt Stieb
  18. explainer
    What to Know About Cuomo’s Potential Successor, Kathy HochulThe upstate Democratic road warrior has built deep relationships with lawmakers statewide and could be New York’s first female leader.
    By Chas Danner
  19. ¡hola papi!
    ‘Being Single Really, Really Sucks Right Now’I’m lonely. You’re lonely. It’s fine to feel upset about it.
    By J.P. Brammer
  20. politics
    In First Address, Biden Calls for All Adults to Be Vaccine-Eligible by May 1Acknowledging the “collective sacrifice” the nation has faced, he pointed to July 4 as the moment “we begin to mark our independence from this virus.”
    By Matt Stieb
  21. covid-19
    This Sexless YearFinally, the singles and the partnered have something in common.
    By Katie Heaney
  22. politics
    The American Rescue Plan’s Tacit Admission About AmericaWe don’t have to accept child poverty or a racial wealth gap.
    By Sarah Jones
  23. covid-19
    America’s Next COVID Obstacle: Vaccine DesertsThe supply has never been higher, but it’s not always getting to communities most desperately in need.
    By Paola Rosa-Aquino
  24. health
    Break a Toe Recently? You’re Not Alone.According to podiatrists, there’s been a massive uptick in foot injuries during the pandemic.
    By Madeleine Aggeler
  25. covid-19
    What Should We Wear Now?A year into the pandemic, there are no more dress codes.
    By Molly Young
  26. pandemic politics
    The Problem With the CDC’s Six-Foot Rule for SchoolsThis CDC guidance has kept millions of kids home. The agency needs to explain it — because a lot of science points to a different standard.
    By David Zweig
  27. covid-19
    A Year of SecretsCOVID-era confessions, from ski trips to lovers to second jobs.
    By Anna Silman
  28. let’s get together
    Go Hug a Vaccinated Person Right NowThe social distance of the pandemic, for the vaccinated and their friends and family, can finally start to end. Just ask the CDC.
    By Chas Danner
  29. covid-19
    The Pandemic’s Dr. Doom Bets It AllWhy Michael Osterholm staked his credibility on predicting a new wave — and delayed his own second shot to stop it.
    By Melody Schreiber
  30. vaccines
    Vaccine Hesitancy Is Falling, According to a New PollThe number of people who say they want a shot (or have already gotten one) has jumped way up.
    By Paola Rosa-Aquino
  31. talking to
    5 International College Students on Studying in America During the Pandemic“I have to go back to renew my papers. I will be there during finals week. I don’t really have another option though.”
    By Florence O'Connor
  32. covid-19
    The U.S. Vaccination Effort Is Speeding Up — FastSupplies are booming, and the number of shots in arms is skyrocketing.
    By Paola Rosa-Aquino
  33. ¡hola papi!
    ‘I Feel Guilty for Living So Far From Home!’Just like our lives, home is a shifting, changing thing because, well, we carry it with us.
    By J.P. Brammer
  34. style
    The Row’s Beige AmbitionMary-Kate and Ashley Olsen grew up to make New York’s most desirable clothes. But can even perfection survive the pandemic?
    By Matthew Schneier
  35. pandemic
    Unions Aren’t the Obstacle to Reopening SchoolsTeachers can’t wish away the consequences of underfunding public education.
    By Sarah Jones
  36. covid-19
    9 Reasons to Believe the Worst of the Pandemic Is OverThe good news is really starting to roll in. (Though there are also a few reasons for caution.)
    By Chas Danner
  37. games
    It Already Feels Like the Post-COVID Era in SportsA shockingly ordinary baseball spring training presages a return to normalcy — or close to it.
    By Will Leitch
  38. covid-19
    How COVID Vaccines Will Be Upgraded to Fight New VariantsTechnology that brought the world shots in record time have another advantage.
    By Wudan Yan
  39. mirror mirror
    My Stress-Induced Hair Loss Is Stressing Me OutEither my hair needs Xanax or my soul needs Rogaine.
    By Sarah Caldwell
  40. money!
    How to Find Your Missing Stimulus ChecksIf you didn’t get the first or second one, there’s good news: You might still! The bad news is that you’ll have to go through the IRS.
    By Eve Peyser
  41. pandemic
    How Long Can COVID Cases Keep Plummeting?There’s a mysterious element to the good news.
    By David Wallace-Wells
  42. coronavirus
    ‘Even for the Rich, It’s Hard to Access’America’s wealthiest are discovering the vaccine is one of the few things money can’t buy.
    By Anna Silman
  43. coronavirus
    New COVID Strain Spreading Across U.S.: What We KnowA distressing new study suggests that the U.K. variant is doubling its number of confirmed infections in the U.S. every 10 days.
    By Matt Stieb
  44. all work no pay
    I Really Can’t ComplainBut if I could …
    By Jamilah Lemieux
  45. all work no pay
    A Common Theme for Black WomenUnemployment has been our disproportionate reality since long before the pandemic.
    By Abby Adesanya
  46. all work no pay
    Making It WorkFour women who work at Winnie, an online marketplace for child care, walk us through how they’re balancing their own work and child-care needs.
    By Madeleine Aggeler
  47. tomorrow
    What If the COVID Pandemic Never Really Ends?The latest math on herd immunity is looking grim.
    By David Wallace-Wells
  48. all work no pay
    ‘We Still Need Accommodations’In the pandemic economy, disabled women face a number of obstacles.
    By Marianne Eloise
  49. all work no pay
    Who Are We Without Our Jobs?A job doesn’t need to be a passion to give you a sense of purpose. What happens when it’s gone?
    By Katie Heaney
  50. all work no pay
    ‘I’m Bored Out of My Mind’The Cut talked to a flight attendant for private jets about being grounded by the pandemic.
    As told to Nick Tabor
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