Tag : Coronavirus (2019-nCoV)

Tag: Coronavirus (2019-nCoV)

Why Are Women-Led Nations Doing Better With Covid-19?

A new leadership style offers promise for a new era of global threats.

To Build Resilience in Isolation, Master the Art of Time Travel

When the present is unpleasant, it helps to think ahead to the future and back to the past.

From ‘Respect’ to ‘Sick and Twisted’: How Coronavirus Hit U.S.-China Ties

A sharp escalation of tensions over the handling of the pandemic has raised the specter of a new Cold War.

Will Working From Home Become the Norm?

Readers discuss the benefits of telecommuting as well as some questions it raises, such as whether employers should share the cost savings with workers.

Using Tech to Teach — Smartly

Technology — if we keep it in its place — can empower creative teachers to shine.

First Virtual New York Art Fair Brings Low Energy but Solid Prices

Frieze New York proved surprisingly robust, answering the question, “Can a fair survive online?”

The Hidden Language of Masks

Even before the world went into lockdown, a team at the Smithsonian was gathering artifacts of a global pandemic for posterity.

‘A Lot of Bad News Out There’: Parenting in a Pandemic

A mother balances coverage of tsunamis, plane crashes, bombings and other tragedies with life at home during a coronavirus lockdown.

Tres meses, dos continentes y cuatro periodos en cuarentena

Los gobiernos han manejado la pandemia de distintas maneras. Una reportera vivió las medidas en carne propia.

Antonio González Pacheco, Accused Policeman in Franco’s Spain, Dies at 73

Mr. González Pacheco was charged with torturing opponents of the Franco dictatorship but never stood trial. Reports said he died of complications of the novel coronavirus.

Your Food Is in the Mail

The C.E.O.s of Blue Apron and Thrive Market have had to deal with crushing demand with millions of people stuck at home and looking to cook.

Arriba de las nubes el mundo sigue imperturbable

En varias tradiciones las nubes son representación del espíritu, símbolo de aquello que no se puede ver. En esa concepción hay un eco con estos tiempos: un virus invisible nos acecha.

How Wall Street Is Hampering Some Small Businesses Seeking Aid

To get government help, some owners who borrowed money from credit funds and bond investors had to fight their lenders first.

Are Ice Cream Trucks Essential? In These N.Y.C. Neighborhoods, They Are

Godfrey Robinson has driven his ice cream truck along the same route for 26 years. Though his business is down, he’s out there, he says, to provide a sense of normalcy.

Alone.

It’s a relief or a nightmare, irritating and liberating, and already, for many, interminable. This is living alone in a pandemic.