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On the rise of telemedicine in rural America, where the number of ER patients has surged by 60 percent in the past decade as the number of doctors and hospitals has declined by up to 15 percent.
The initial coronavirus outbreaks on the East and West Coasts emerged at roughly the same time. But the danger was communicated very differently.
Texas juries send people to death row by making predictions about future violence. Racial bias has often played a troubling role. In the 1970s, one Supreme Court case paved the way.
Mike McCaskill spent years scouring the stock market and betting on long shots. Then he found the opportunity that changed his life—and helped spark the mother of all short squeezes.
It’s highly unlikely that a gigantic space rock will crash through our atmosphere and destroy civilization as we know it. But it’s not impossible either. Which is why a small but growing community of scientists and astronomers are scrambling to spot and destroy dangerous asteroids long before they hit us.
One famous critic (Adler) takes another (Pauline Kael) to task for a collection of reviews that is “without Kael- or Simon-like exaggeration, not simply, jarringly, piece by piece, line by line, and without interruption, worthless.”
Soap operas, enrollment in multiple graduate programs at once, student films alongside Hollywood blockbusters. Is James Franco’s entire career a piece of performance art?
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It takes a special kind of person to become a nurse. You have to be willing to work long shifts. To care for people when nobody else will. To be there for families at their darkest hour. And to do it all while being taken for granted.
Nursing is hard, thankless work. And yet nearly four million people in America do it every day. Here are a few of their stories, a collection presented in partnership with Johnson & Johnson.
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The scientists working to free those trapped between life and death.
A profile of the internet’s poet, Patricia Lockwood.
An interview with Joan Didion.
Sandra Bridewell, a Dallas socialite, and the people around her who keep dying.
The future (and past) of non-lethal weaponry deployed against civilian populations.
The author examines his terrible football career.
On Bill Cosby’s complicated family life.
A digressive consideration of the popular new show.
Ben Bradlee’s nagging concerns about Deep Throat.
The evolution and economics of English football.
A profile of the oft-shirtless tight end Rob Gronkowski.
The elusive director’s early years.
The environmental impact of server farms.
Wandering through the Frankfurt Book Fair.
On the origins of outbreaks.
An investigation into pedestrian deaths on railroad tracks.
On leaving New York for Portland.
