Opinions P.M.: We should all be engaged in a mission to seek and destroy sludge
For the sake of Black people's health, we're mandating coronavirus vaccines for all our medical students; Be careful about covid-19 optimism. There are still plenty of ways for things to go wrong.; Americans have had it with vaccine refusers and anti-mandate politicians; Biden's sharp rebuke of GOP governors should prompt a Democratic rethink; Yes, Trump tried to stage a coup. By denying it, the right is laying the groundwork for another one.; This is the moment for Biden to take a bold stand against dictators; Turkey's wildfires tell a devastating story of neglect and failure; Why Matt Damon can't be canceled; How Democrats plan to win in 2022; The eviction moratorium exacerbates America's institutional disarray; Republican 'law and order' hypocrisy is off the charts; Glenn Youngkin's policy rollout is overshadowed by the 'big lie'
Firms should try to attract and retain customers through good service rather than maze-like steps to exit. And government policies should be designed to be simple.
Cultivating more Black doctors is essential to fighting the pandemic and eliminating health inequities in minority communities. This means protecting them against covid-19.
By Wayne A.I. Frederick, Valerie Montgomery Rice, David M. Carlisle and James E.K. Hildreth ●Read more »
Amid clamoring for yet another extension, we shall see whether this episode validates the axiom that there is nothing as permanent as a temporary government program.
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