In the Headlines

June 2020

People Are Getting Sick From Coronavirus Spreading Through the Air—and That’s a Big Challenge for Reopening

The Conversation

What Technology Has Accidentally Killed the Most People?

Gizmodo

Poll: 57 Percent of Voters Support George Floyd Protests

The Hill

Fact Check: Misleading Bar Graph Presents Distorted Interpretation of Black and White Murder Rates

Reuters

I’m Working on a COVID Vaccine. I’m Hopeful, but I Won’t Give False Hope.

Esquire

Missing Data Veils Coronavirus Damage to Minority Communities

Politico

Police Disciplinary Records Are Largely Kept Secret in US

AP

The History of Policing and Race in the U.S. Are Deeply Intertwined

NPR

As Protests Continue, Black Women Activists Are Leading Again

PBS

A Short History of Black Women and Police Violence

The Conversation

How 132 Epidemiologists Are Deciding When to Send Their Children to School

The New York Times

America Is Already Different Than It Was Two Weeks Ago

The Atlantic

‘I Am Tired’: What Black Doctors Need You to Know Right Now

Forbes

Environmental Injustice in Pittsburgh: Poor, Minority Neighborhoods See Higher Rates of Deaths From Air Pollution

Environmental Health News

Future COVID-19 Treatments Could Be Thanks to Cows, Llamas and Pangolins

Inverse

How Different Types of Gyms Are Adjusting for Life After the Pandemic

Men's Health

Coronavirus Vaccine Tracker

The New York Times

The True Story of the Texas Rangers

The New York Times

Anti-Abortion Groups Say COVID-19 Vaccines May Use Cells From Human Fetuses

Newsweek

DARPA Exploring Muscle Regeneration Technology

National Defense

Sustainability Amid Social Unrest

Politico

Testing Nursing Home Workers Can Help Stop Coronavirus. But Who Should Pay?

The New York Times

The Black Women Who Paved the Way for This Moment

The Atlantic

Experts Fear Smaller Cities Are Ill-Equipped to Handle George Floyd Protests

U.S. News & World Report

Larry Fitzgerald Jr.: This Is Not the Minneapolis of My Youth

The New York Times

Confederate Monuments Are Coming Down, Are Streets And Highways Next?

NPR

The Floyd Protests Are the Broadest in U.S. History — and Are Spreading to White, Small-Town America

The Washington Post

Study: Hydroxychloroquine Had No Benefit for Hospitalized COVID-19 Patients, Possibly Closing Door to Use of Drug

STAT

IRS Rules Target Coaches at Duke, Notre Dame, Hospital Chiefs

Bloomberg Tax

This Cow’s Antibodies Could Be the Newest Weapon Against COVID-19

Science

Pittsburgh Hospital Officials Say Coronavirus Appears Less Potent Than Before

Fox News

Miniature Human Livers Grown From Skin Cells Are Successfully Transplanted Into Rats for the First Time—Offering Hope for 'Made-

Daily Mail

Abortion Opponents Protest COVID-19 Vaccines’ Use of Fetal Cells

Science

Dallas Officials Remove Texas Ranger Statue From Love Field

AP

Swift and Decisive Action Has Been Taken Against Police in Major Us Cities in the Past Week

CNN

Protesters Want First-Degree Murder Charge Against Derek Chauvin, But That Might Acquit, Not Convict Him

Newsweek

Outrage Over George Floyd’s Death Offers Glimmer of Hope During an Era of Another Polarizing President

The Globe and Mail

This Time, Hardly Anyone Followed Trump’s Lead on Virus Drugs

The New York Times

Protests Are Being Held in Small Cities and Towns Across the U.S.—And Young People Are Leading the Charge

TIME

It Really Is Different This Time

Politico