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N.Y.C. Hired 3,000 Workers for Contact Tracing. It’s Not Going Well.

New York City’s ambitious contact-tracing program, a crucial initiative in the effort to curb the coronavirus, has gotten off to a worrisome start...

Drinking Has Surged During The Pandemic. Do You Know The Signs Of Addiction?

  Enlarge this image Being stuck at home during lockdowns was a recipe for increased drinking for some Americans. Copyright Artem Vorobiev/Getty Images hide...

Russia reopens ahead of Victory Day and Putin referendum — but coronavirus threat remains

And Moscow is reopening just in time for the festivities. The last set of lockdown restrictions on gyms and restaurants will be lifted...

POWER RANKING: The 10 best industries in 2020 for entrepreneurs to start million-dollar businesses despite the pandemic

The coronavirus pandemic and its economic consequences are radically reshaping the business landscape in real-time. If you're starting a small business in 2020,...

Paul Whelan: The strange case of the ex-marine jailed for spying in Russia

In Room 3324 of Moscow's Metropol hotel, Paul Whelan was getting dressed for a friend's wedding when Russian intelligence officers burst in....

The Nutcracker Hustle: Why Selling Bootleg Cocktails Just Got Harder

Memorial Day Weekend was always a blowout for Amseshem Foluké, a seasonal nutcracker seller.For close to 15 years, he has been serving nutcrackers...

Coronavirus Updates: Latest News and Analysis

Here’s what you need to know:Alarming clusters among young people in the U.S. South are linked to bars and fraternity rush parties.As some...

Tenino, Washington is printing wooden money to help residents through the pandemic

In Tenino -- a community of less than 2,000 people halfway between Seattle and Portland -- residents who can demonstrate an economic hardship...

Can Federal Marijuana Legalization Save the Tourism Industry?

The travel industry is in a depression due to COVID-19, according to the U.S. Travel Association. Industry losses include declines in travel, expected...

What to Know About the Tulsa Greenwood Massacre

On May 30, 1921, the Greenwood district of Tulsa, Okla., was a thriving black community: a rarity in an era of lynchings, segregation...

Cities Brace For ‘Collision Course’ Of Summer Heat Waves And COVID-19

Enlarge this image Spray parks, like this one in Washington, D.C., have become popular places...

The BLM movement is driving customers to Black-owned businesses. Owners worry it won’t last.

In mid-March, she shuttered her store, Détroit is the New Black, and sent home her five employees, believing she might never reopen. "Then,...

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