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coronavirus 12/13/2020
The U.S. Has Recorded More Than 16 Million COVID Cases With a coronavirus vaccine newly approved, the nation approaches 300,000 deaths.
By Claire Lampen, Hannah Gold, and Amanda Arnold

health 12/11/2020
Is Disney World Photoshopping Masks Onto Its Maskless Guests? It certainly looks like it.
By Madeleine Aggeler

hot bod 12/11/2020
Hear Me Out: Camping in the Winter If you have enough experience and preparation, it can be a magical experience.
By Maggie Lange

self 12/10/2020
Can We Change What We Fantasize About? Is it even possible? Does trying not to think about something just make us think about it more? We asked some experts.
By Madeleine Aggeler

acquiescence 12/10/2020
This Year I’m Going All Out on Holiday Cheer Turns out that even just feeling festive is … pretty good.
By Taylor Roberts

the cut podcast 12/9/2020
Would You Move Back Home? Could You? In this week’s episode of The Cut, editor-at-large Stella Bugbee talks multigenerational households.
By the Cut

rats 12/9/2020
The Rats Have Taken Over a Chipotle Workers say they have taken to murdering cat-size rats, who love guacamole, by “stomping on them.”
By Bridget Read

culture 12/9/2020
Please, Give Us the Bad Sex Writing We are disappointed to learn that the Bad Sex in Fiction Award has been canceled this year.
By Amanda Arnold

ask polly 12/9/2020
‘Everything I Do Fails, So I Don’t Even Try’ You keep yourself safe from investing in the world because you don’t want to be disappointed.
By Heather Havrilesky

self 12/8/2020
Santa Is a Mom Historically, women have been responsible for curating familial holiday cheer. This year might lessen the burden.
By Sarah Archer
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