The Dangers of Pollution in a Pandemic

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An Addictive Trading App Gets a Quarantine Boost

Robinhood has become one of the Covid economy’s breakout successes. Americans marooned at home binge-watched Netflix shows, went shopping on Amazon Prime, and discovered day trading on their mobile phones. “Robinhood traders” became the shorthand explanation for the frenzy of oft ...  Show more

The Obsession With a Vaccine Could Hurt Us

The U.S. government’s Covid-19 strategy has been to rely on developing vaccines and treatments, rather than emphase measures to limit the spread of the disease. That could delay the return to normal life for Americans. One report suggests that if the vaccine program has any hiccu ...  Show more

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