Month: January 2021

With this foundation of vegetables and water, delicious, homemade soup doesn’t have to be complicated. Adding personality is up to you. View original article Contributor: Florence Fabricant

The coronavirus pandemic has profoundly disrupted some social circles. Here’s what experts and new pals have to say about making, and maintaining, pandemic friends. View original article Contributor: Katherine Cusumano

Is your car spending more time in the garage than on the road? You may be able to reduce your auto insurance payments. View original article Contributor: Paul Stenquist

During the pandemic, wind chill and loaner blankets are the new considerations (don’t forget your handwarmers). View original article Contributor: Steven Kurutz

Experts say that as staggering as that figure is, it significantly understates the true number of people in the country who have been infected and the scope of the nation’s failure to contain the spread of the virus. View original article Contributor: Lucy Tompkins

Shortages of shots for yellow fever, polio and other diseases have led to innovative solutions even in very poor countries. View original article Contributor: Donald G. McNeil Jr.

A restriction more often used in natural disasters, or to quell unrest, has never been tested against a pathogen like the virus. View original article Contributor: Gina Kolata

Keeping up with the torrent of news over the last year has been overwhelming for all Americans. But it’s an especially difficult challenge for local newspaper editors like Reed Anfinson, who not only owns and publishes Swift County, Minn.’s Monitor-News, but writes nearly every news story it publishes, too. Anfinson, who also owns two other … Read more