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explainer 9/7/2021

Is It Allergies or a Breakthrough Infection? Here’s everything we know about COVID cases among vaccinated people, and what to do if you’re worried you might have one.

By Danielle Cohen

the long haul 9/6/2021

The Stench of Living (and Working) With Parosmia For some COVID-19 long-haulers suffering from an altered sense of smell, an average day at the office has become a minefield of unbearable stink.

By Courtney Runn

action item 9/6/2021

What Can You Actually Do About Climate Change? We asked experts about which individual actions really make a difference.

By Olivia Evans

how i get it done 9/6/2021

Conflict Is Jane Ferguson’s Comfort Zone The PBS NewsHour reporter is recently back from Kabul, and talking with the Cut about the risks and rewards of her work.

By Jane Starr Drinkard

abortion 9/1/2021

The Texas Abortion Ban Is in Effect, But We Haven’t Stopped An abortion fund in Texas on the effect the state’s new extreme anti-choice law is already having on patients.

As told to Andrea González-Ramírez

sexual harassment 9/1/2021

Bruce Weber Has Settled Another Sexual-Assault Lawsuit The photographer has been accused of inappropriate behavior and assault by more than 20 male models.

By Danielle Cohen

What We Know About the Killing of Elijah McClain Two years after a 23-year-old Black man died after a brutal encounter with police, those officers finally face charges.

By Claire Lampen

politics 9/1/2021

The Supreme Court’s Stealth Attack on Abortion At best, the justices feel no urgency to stop Texas from violating people’s dominion over their own bodies.

free britney 9/1/2021

Jamie Spears Allegedly Wants $2 Million to Step Down “Britney Spears will not be extorted,” her lawyer wrote in new court documents regarding her father’s role as conservator.

ask a boss 8/31/2021

‘My Co-worker Doesn’t Pull His Weight’ You shouldn’t have to cajole a peer into doing his part.

By Alison Green