As the Ukraine crisis stews, worries rise about China, North Korea—and Omicron’s cousin BA.2 (Originally published Feb. 9 in “What in the World“) While the crisis in Ukraine appears to
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With 900,000 Americans and 1.6 million Europeans lost to Covid, the U.S. warns that Russian invasion of Ukraine may kill 50,000. (Originally published Feb. 7 in “What in the World”)
The U.S. keeps up its play-by-play of Russia’s Ukrainian invasion as Europe tries to ignore Covid away (Originally published Feb. 4 in “What in the World“) The United States has
Biden sees Putin’s troop buildup and raises with GIs to Eastern Europe; Western nations fold against Omicron. (Originaly published Feb. 3 in “What in the World“) U.S. President Joe Biden
If we can tolerate 9,000 Covid deaths a day, what are we prepared to stomach in Ukraine? (Originally published Feb. 2 in “What in the World“) Russian President Vladimir Putin
As America’s Covid death toll surpasses its WWII losses, a reminder of another U.S. surrender a century ago. (Originally published Feb. 1 in “What in the World“) The pandemic has
Having crumbled against Covid, the great-grandchildren of D-Day’s heroes think they’ll stand up for Kyiv. (Originally published Jan. 31 in “What in the World“) North Korea’s seventh missile test this
Americans keep forgetting the lessons of history—of both the Cold War and the pandemic. (Originally published Jan. 27 in “What in the World“) It has fallen to the World Health
The U.S. rattles its sabers to protect a capital Americans can’t pronounce while they die by the thousands from a virus they refuse to fight. (Originally published Jan. 26 in
As Russia taunts the West into forcing it to invade Ukraine, the Danes find Omicron has tricks up its sleeve, too. (Originally published Jan. 25 in “What in the World“)