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Biden’s Pandemic Plan Might Just Work
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Joe Biden wrestling a giant coronavirus while a crowd cheers on.Medical Dispatch
Biden’s Pandemic Plan Might Just Work
The coronavirus is devastating America, and getting worse—but it’s not too late for a concerted effort to save countless lives.
By Dhruv Khullar
Two children play beside a trailer.
Our Columnists
A Bold Proposal to Ease Child Poverty Is the Essence of Bidenomics
By targeting Americans that have been hit hardest by the pandemic, the Administration is approaching this moment as one of great potential as well as great peril.
By John Cassidy
Jerusalem viewed from the West Bank side of the separation wall
Our Columnists
Why an Israeli Human-Rights Organization Called Israel an Apartheid Regime
There is no guarantee that B’Tselem’s statement will enable change, although it has infuriated the government.
By Masha Gessen
Personal History
Living with a Visionary
For more than fifty years, my wife and I shared a world. Then, as Diana’s health declined, her hallucinations became her own reality.
By John Matthias
Culture and More
A man sticks his hand into a crocodile's open mouth.The New Yorker Documentary
How Florida’s Seminole Tribe Transformed Alligator Wrestling
Once a means of survival, and then an exploitative spectacle, the dangerous sport can also embody a synergy with a top predator in Florida’s changing landscape.
By Murat Oztaskin
doctorsBooks
The Blackwell Sisters and the Harrowing History of Modern Medicine
A new biography of the pioneering doctors shows why “first” can be a tricky designation.
By Casey Cep
Books
Briefly Noted
“The Liar’s Dictionary,” “Outlawed,” “Aftershocks,” and “Café Europa Revisited”
Alice, Ina, Harry, and Edith Liddell, circa 1860.A Critic at Large
Lewis Carroll’s Wonderland
How the controversial author of “Alice in Wonderland,” who was born one hundred and eighty-nine years ago today, inspired the British modernists.
By Adam Gopnik
Humor from The New Yorker
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Today’s Crossword
Piece that two people can’t share: four letters.
By Aimee Lucido
Blitt’s Kvetchbook
Fran Lebowitz Takes to the Streets
Pretend it’s a movement.
By Barry Blitt
A woman chooses pants from rack in a store.Daily Shouts
A Former “Bachelor” Contestant Applies for a Job at the Gap
“Why do you want this job?” Because I’ve never felt like this before.
By Giulia Rozzi
Daily Cartoon
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By Teresa Burns Parkhurst
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