
America Is Now in the Hands of the Vaccine-Hesitant
A subset of Americans haven’t yet made up their mind about getting a COVID-19 shot. Whether they turn out in the coming weeks will determine the future of the pandemic.


A subset of Americans haven’t yet made up their mind about getting a COVID-19 shot. Whether they turn out in the coming weeks will determine the future of the pandemic.

Another coronavirus outbreak is unfolding in Michigan.

We’re still thinking about pandemic data in the wrong ways.

A new surge has not yet shown up in the case numbers, but cases could be declining at a slower rate.

An ambitious pilot program could finally pave the way to in-person learning—at least for those who can afford it.

We’ll never know for sure how contagious people are after they’re vaccinated, but we do know how they should act.

Coronavirus cases, hospitalizations, and deaths all fell for the fourth consecutive week.

A guide to America’s awkward, semi-vaccinated months

At some point—maybe even soon—the emergency phase of the pandemic will end. But what, exactly, is that magic threshold?

An uncertain spring, an amazing summer, a cautious fall and winter, and then, finally, relief.