Coronavirus: COVID-19
The Atlantic’s coverage of the coronavirus that causes COVID-19
The Atlantic’s coverage of the coronavirus that causes COVID-19
The Trump administration spurred development of a vaccine; the Biden administration has to persuade Americans to take it.
The president convinced many voters that his response to the pandemic was not a disaster. The psychology of medical fraud is simple, timeless, and tragic.
The country recorded more than 100,000 coronavirus cases on Wednesday—the highest single-day total since the pandemic began.
An unfinished compendium of Trump’s overwhelming dishonesty during a national emergency
As the coronavirus spreads uncontrolled across the U.S., the president has gone from downplaying the pandemic to COVID denial.
The longer we can prevent infections, the better prepared we will be to treat them.
If Donald Trump is reelected, he will continue to downplay the threat of the coronavirus, and more Americans will fall ill.
Americans now face a third wave of the coronavirus. New lockdowns may soon follow—this time, without economic support.
The pandemic has broken Americans’ understanding of what to fear.
Cases are rising in all but nine states. Unlike the past two waves, this one has no epicenter.
I’m young and healthy, so what’s the point?
Soon COVID-19 vaccine makers will release early data from large clinical trials, and the results could be ambiguous.
What could happen if we lose the Affordable Care Act during the pandemic
This week’s COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations make clear that the U.S. is once again sinking deeper into the pandemic.
Throughout the pandemic, Americans have been tempted to violate public-health experts’ recommendations. The winter holidays might be the strongest temptation yet.
The metaphors that Trump and others use when talking about COVID-19 are making the pandemic worse.
Experts were already divided on the right way to deploy new coronavirus tests. Then the White House barged ahead.
What did the president know and when did he know it?
Donald Trump’s political cousin in Brazil has followed the populist playbook to a T. It’s worked wonders for him.
On the impulse to tell the person next to you when a big story breaks