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
How did we get to the point where ministers, the president, many Republican politicians, and a variety of media outlets are calling for people to risk death to save the economy?
Across the country, social distancing is morphing from a public-health to political act. The consequences could be disastrous.
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The United States has an urgent interest in filling the global leadership void during this stateless scourge.
Amid the chaos, take time to grieve our collective losses.
Five lessons from 1940s Britain about national resilience and social solidarity during a crisis.
The president can’t simply cancel the fall balloting, but his state-level allies could still deliver him a second term.
“Do you want to spend the rest of your life in an iron lung?” Children heard these words during polio outbreaks when they begged to play outside.
Undertakers are scrambling to adapt to the complexities of COVID-19.
People who have recovered from the disease have antibodies that might help those still suffering from it.
Hospitals are poised to face the kind of life-and-death decisions that industrialized countries typically encounter only in times of war and natural disaster.
“We’re just kind of on a wing and a prayer now.”
The Chinese Communist Party is trying to present itself as a global leader in pandemic response. If it declares success too early, it may lead the world back into disaster.
The coronavirus is making me experience what Germans poetically call heimweh, the hurt of being far from your native land.
After scuttling its partnership with Beijing on public health, the U.S. was unprepared for the pandemic.
The disregard for the elderly that’s woven into American culture is hurting everyone.
New restrictions in Hong Kong show that a single round of constraints won’t be enough to beat the pandemic.
The two Democrats have been a study in contrasts as the Empire State becomes the epicenter of the global coronavirus outbreak.
With the country’s attention turned north, the coronavirus pandemic is exploding in Louisiana.