Opinions P.M.: Four concepts to assess your personal risk as the U.S. reopens
Nancy Pelosi is on fire; Silicon Valley has digitized everything but religion. Will that change?; Here's the compromise we need on unemployment benefits; I started Zoom trivia to tide my finances over. Now it's a cross-country business.; What the covid-19 unemployment crisis means for young people; Republicans are realizing the crisis is pulling them toward disaster; The 'us and them' pandemic shows America is still impervious to black pain; Reopening isn't a question of health vs. economy when a bad economy kills, too; Trump isn't making disease control any simpler; Canadian anti-Americanism remains toxic — and Americans are helping; Is Puerto Rico having a defining vote on statehood? No, it's just a political stunt.; Joe Biden needs Elizabeth Warren — in some capacity; Joe Biden must be doing something right; China is using covid-19 to throttle Hong Kong's pro-democracy movement; Trump's entire reelection message amounts to an admission of failure; Trump is a menace to public health and himself
But I'll be glad when virtual-trivia hosting becomes obsolete, because that will mean people are getting back to work and spending time together in person.
This latest push is not really about statehood; it's a tactical move by the Republican governor to get voters out on Nov. 3 and boost her party's candidates.
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