Health Care
If the Affordable Care Act is struck down, at least 1 million New Yorkers could lose their health insurance.
The president-elect is already shaping things on Day -72 of his presidency.
One line of reasoning posits that vaccines should go to the people most likely to spread the coronavirus.
Understanding pandemics requires lots of data so reader beware of arguments based on a single-metric
Some politicians are back to canvassing, making safety procedures on their own.
What we know about the 400,000 15-minute tests New York is sending to schools, hospitals and local governments.
Here is what we know about the state plans for a coronavirus vaccine
Despite objections, new orders may avoid one freedom of religion issue that plagued earlier restrictions on such gatherings.
Public health experts said it should rely on trusted community leaders and avoid shaming to combat coronavirus misinformation.
Why placing restrictions on specific neighborhoods and zip codes isn’t enough.
