A team that has had no effective owner for years had no quarterback last week, perhaps not by coincidence.
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A Mile-High Gridiron Nightmare
Tag Archives: Coronavirus
The Inevitable Pandemic
The novel coronavirus was destined to spread worldwide as soon as it jumped the species barrier and met Homo sapiens.
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The Value Of A ‘Vaccine Passport’
A “vaccine passport” could restore economic health far beyond the travel sector if it is safe, effective and widely adopted.
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Doomsday For NYC Transit
A “doomsday” transit budget triggers surprisingly little angst in a metropolis becoming accustomed to doing without.
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A Scaled-Down Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving 2020 will not be the gathering to which many are accustomed, but it may help us appreciate future togetherness.
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The Pandemic’s End Begins
Pfizer’s vaccine announcement marks the beginning of the pandemic’s end, but huge logistical challenges lie ahead.
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Peloton Surges Forward
A hefty investment in at-home fitness pays off for many users, especially in times of lockdown and social distancing.
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Will There Be A ‘Coronial’ Generation?
Opinions vary about whether pandemic in 2020 will create a baby boom in 2021, but the need for expanded child care is clear.
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A Shot For Santa
If Santa Claus is an essential worker, why isn’t he on the nice list for priority access to a COVID-19 vaccine?
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Can Bosses Demand Vaccination?
Many employers want to encourage COVID-19 vaccination, but most will likely limit themselves to cheerleading.
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