The pandemic, at first, left many American parents feeling stranded, cut off from school and other support systems. But then something momentous happened. The government
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The pandemic may be stunting young adults’ personality development
The psychological development of young adults may have taken a hit, thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic. In typical times, people tend to become more conscientious
Can Hong Kong Recover as a Global Metropolis After Pandemic Barriers?
HONG KONG — Luxury storefronts have been replaced by pop-up shops selling masks. Whole floors of skyscrapers are deserted. Streets once crammed with locals and
Pandemic Unemployment Fraud Estimate Rises to $45.6 Billion
A federal watchdog investigating the distribution of pandemic relief funds has tripled its estimate of the amount of money paid out in unemployment insurance that
Pandemic Unemployment Fraud Estimate Is Raised to $45.6 Billion
A federal watchdog investigating the distribution of pandemic relief funds has tripled its estimate of the amount of money paid out in unemployment insurance that
How Health Care Workers Got Me Through the Pandemic
This article is part of the I Want to Thank You series. We asked readers to tell us about who helped get them through the
How living in a pandemic distorts our sense of time
Time hasn’t made much sense since spring 2020 for many people, myself included. In February 2020, during the Before Times, my family traveled to Barcelona,
How the COVID-19 pandemic may leave a long-term imprint on our health
At the start of another school year, I’ve been thinking about the differences between 2021 and 2022. Last year, many schools had mask mandates, testing
NC students fell behind in required vaccinations during the pandemic. Some – not all – are catching up.
By Kate Martin Carolina Public Press As students and parents brace for the start of the school year, many are entering North Carolina classrooms without
Did the Pandemic Deepen Relationships in Your Life? We Want To Hear About It.
The pandemic forced many of us into spending unexpected, extended periods of time with unfamiliar neighbors, family members or strangers. Many of these connections progressed