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We’ll never have a normal flu season again

This terrible Covid and flu season is a preview of the post-pandemic normal.

Could a 54-year-old civil rights law be revived?

Decades after Martin Luther King Jr.’s fight, American cities still segregate communities by race and class.

Am I asymptomatic, or do I just really not want to have Covid-19? A guide.

Asymptomatic means you really, truly have no symptoms.

This is what long-term immunity to Covid-19 might look like

Antibodies aren’t the whole story.

A physicist’s lessons about race, power, and the universe

In her book The Disordered Cosmos, Black queer scientist Chanda Prescod-Weinstein argues that physics can be more universal.

How to sponsor an Afghan refugee family

Americans have an incredible new opportunity to do good.

Is confidence a cult? These sociologists think so.

A new book aims to show why directives to "just be more confident!" are so harmful.

TV’s buzziest shows aren’t trying to trick viewers anymore

Succession, Yellowjackets, and other critically acclaimed shows are leaving the mystery box behind. That’s a good thing.