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France and Germany are keeping their schools open, even as they lock down their countries again to slow the spread of coronavirus. Here's how and why they are doing it. nyti.ms/31X4w9q
Sometimes, social-media mobs are not only justified but necessary. The case of Amy Cooper shows why, @zeynep writes. theatlantic.com/technology/a…
In the middle of the pandemic, undocumented immigrants with COVID-19 have been forgoing health care because they're scared to alert federal immigration authorities, @JeremyRaff reports. theatlantic.com/politics/arc…
The Children Are Swearing More During Quarantine newyorker.com/culture/cultur… via @NewYorker
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Humans aren’t the only animals on Earth that vote. Here’s what we can learn from meerkats, bees and baboons about finding agreement in ways that are surprisingly democratic. nyti.ms/2Ig9SlR
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A statewide ban prohibiting the distribution of single-use plastic bags went into effect on Sunday. ow.ly/Phsd30qmLuE
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Schools are closed, indefinitely, but “study must not stop” econ.st/2PGxHY7
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What does it take to be a corporate leader in the 2020s? A whole new set of skills is required econ.st/2uMf3qq
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Capitalism is not working as well as it should. But collective capitalism will do more harm than good econ.st/2URGV5n
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The "ultra-poor" were given animals, assets and stipends of lentils and cash. Now almost everyone in Bangladesh can afford food econ.st/2UFzPRg
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A sugar tax is socially beneficial, a new study finds econ.st/34DuluU
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It was the largest study ever done into human sexuality econ.st/2UM1pMP
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Loneliness is a serious public-health problem econ.st/34Dq6PI
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Companies that treat their employees well have the happiest customers, a recent study says econ.st/2UMPFtu
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In Lithuania, 57% of scientists and engineers are women econ.st/2UKPheG
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Rome's decline was caused less by gaping wounds than gaping inequality, and by leaders unable or willing to remedy it econ.st/2UKNPsK
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Kayla Bergeron was working on the 68th floor in the north tower of the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001. 18 years later, she is dealing with post-traumatic stress disorder stemming from the Sept. 11 attacks. nyti.ms/34Dgncd
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When weed is legalised, alcohol sales drop and junk food flies off the shelves econ.st/2UMRwyi
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Companies spend twice as long interviewing candidates than they did ten years ago. It is a waste of time econ.st/2zOyGxa