Thoughts from Covid quarantine.

Did social distancing actually help economies around the world?

The goal here is to get people over the finish line.

“Flattening the curve” versus “it’s like the flu.”

A temporary pause on administering Johnson & Johnson’s coronavirus vaccine has generated healthy debate about the government’s messaging strategy.

The reality is that poorer parents have justifiable concerns about opening the schools in their districts safely.

A quick look at what has caught my eye recently, including new rhetoric in politics.

Cutting through the noise around in-person learning.

Pseudo political agnosticism won’t work for businesses anymore.

Some items I came across as 2020 drew to a merciful close.

Takeaways from a discussion with the owner of the Atlanta Falcons about his efforts to strengthen the local community around his teams.

Money generated by Black athletes props up white-dominant sports on the college level.

The move presents yet another signpost pointing in the direction of a new corporate future in which ESG concerns hold greater sway over business around the globe.

Friction from the public over Covid-19 contact tracing was completely foreseeable.

Anti-voter-suppression initiative getting involved in Georgia Senate runoffs.

Every time I hear about the latest philanthropic endeavor by a team or league, it reminds me that the sports world as a whole could do so much more than nibble at the edges.

A ruthless critique of FiveThirtyEight’s Nate Silver offers insight into why polls themselves seem so far off the mark lately.

This hollow exercise in placation almost certainly won’t save Trump’s presidency. That doesn’t mean it’s harmless.