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NIAID / The Atlantic A few minutes before midnight on March 4, 2020, the two of us emailed every U.S. state and the District of Columbia with a simple question: How many people have been tested in your state, total, for the coronavirus? By then, about 150 people had been diagnosed with COVID-19 in the United States, and 11 had died of the disease. Yet the CDC had stopped publicly reporting the number of Americans tested for the virus. Without that piece of data, the tally of cases was impossible to interpret—were only a handful of people sick? Or had only a handful of people been tested? To...

This article was published online on March 14, 2021. Last spring, early in the pandemic, the host of a radio food program called to ask whether I thought the lockdown would catapult women back to the 1950s. That sure looked likely: Families were home demanding three meals a day, and most of that food was coming from their own kitchens. I started wondering whether the pandemic would succeed where years of cajoling on the part of cookbook writers had failed. Maybe we really had been launched into a new era of cooking from scratch, and would see people joyfully plying their families with homemad...

Gator wins executive ticket for the second year in a row and gains further control of the Senate The party won 46 seats in Senate, and Change won three February 25, 2021 | 7:00am EST Wynton White (left) and Amy Nicholas (right), Change Party's candidates for Student Body president and treasurer, watch a live stream of the UF Student Government election results on Wednesday, February 24, 2021. Gator Party won the executive ticket. Photo by Chasity ...

Students decide on new leadership and senators during Spring SG elections Over 1,000 students cast ballots on the first day of voting Early voting for Student Government elections began Monday, Sept. 28 in the Reitz Union. Photo by Lianna Hubbard | The Independent Florida Alligator The first day of voting for the UF Student Government Spring Election included some technical difficulti...

The Atlantic Without quite meaning to, Trump reminded journalists that their relationship to power should be adversarial. February 11, 2021 Chip Somodevilla / Getty Thrilling, without a single boring day: That’s how I’d describe my four years as an enemy of the people, a lanyard-wearing member of the “ I miss it already. I miss it terribly, even if I miss little else about the past four years. Without quite meaning to, Trump reminded journalists that their relationship to power should be adversarial. I hope my colleagues in the press corps (I am a national correspondent for Yahoo News) ...