Daily Life in Damascus: "New York Times Beirut correspondent Anne Barnard visits the city as its residents go about their lives in the shadow of Syria’s civil war, which is in its third year."
January 21 COVID-19 Test Results and Vaccinations
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Note: Bloomberg has great data on vaccinations.
"Vaccinations in the U.S. began Dec. 14 with health-care workers, and so
far 18.4 million shots have been ...
Funko Screwed Up Its Assassin's Creed Pop, Twice
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Today, Funko announced two figures of Eivor, the main character from *Assassin’s
Creed Valhalla*. Expect, both figures are male, which isn’t even canon.
...
Cost of Covid could be $2,500 per student
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The cost of Covid could be $2,500 per student a year over the next five
years, writes Linda Jacobson on The 74. Most students will need extra
learning tim...
Graydon: COVID Evolving: Comment—Noted
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**Graydon**: _COVID Evolving: Comment_ : ‘SARS-CoV-2 derives from a bat
disease. Bats are weird; bats, unlike nearly all other mammals, have two
body tempe...
Three steps to keep your YouTube account secure
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In the spirit of World Password Day, we encourage all creators to bolster
the security of their Google accounts. Unfortunately, over the past several
month...
The US Treasury’s missed opportunity
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The US Treasury recently published the first in a series of reports
designed to implement the seven core principles for regulating the US
financial system ...
The search for the best middle-class tax cut
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Say you want to help struggling middle-class families by cutting their
taxes. Say you want to figure out an actually helpful plan to do that, and
not just ...
The World's Billionaires
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Carlos Slim Helu takes the No. 1 spot on Forbes' annual list of the world's
richest as a record 164 billionaires return to the ranking amid the global
econ...
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