News archives (2020-2021):
Weeks 12, 13 and 14: May 24 - June 14:
"Memorial Day: Honoring those who served and sacrificed on Memorial Day", USA Today
"Dozens of deaths in Pacific Northwest, western Canada, linked to record heat", Los Angeles Times
"How to assess the costs and benefits of lockdowns", The Economist
"Office re-entry is proving trickier than last year's abrupt exit", The Economist
"Prince Harry and Meghan announce birth of baby girl", BBC News
"What are Harry and Meghan really up to with the New Royal Baby Name?", Slate.com
Weeks 9, 10 and 11: May 3 - May 23:
"Memorial events, marches and White House meetings mark one year since George Floyd's deaht", CNN
"George Floyd's brother urges Americans to 'Stay Woke' ahead of anniversary", Newsweek
"Congress passes Bill to Counter the Rise of Anti-Asian Crime", NPR
"Ministers urged not to 'threaten' NHS staff over mandatory Covid jab", The Guardian
"Marcus Rashford reports racial abuse to police after Europa League loss", The Guardian
Weeks 6, 7 and 8: April 12 - May 2:
"Coronavirus situation in India tragic, have committed support to them: Kamala Harris", Indian Express
"The George Floyd verdict: a welcome judgment but not justice yet", Minority Rights group
"Joe Biden's Leaders Summit on climate", The White House
"Why Sleaze investigators are becoming more menacing for Boris Johnson", The Guardian
"Right-wing nationalists failed during the pandemic; but they weren't the only ones." The Washington Post
"Students want online learning options post-pandemic", Insider-Ed
Weeks 3, 4 and 5: March 22 - April 11:
A video on the Q-Anon movement created by Cory (an EC2 student)
"Can Biden be our F.D.R.?", The New York Times
"Lockdown update: Boris Johnson gives green light for shops and pubs to open from Monday", The Independent
"The Future of work", The Economist
"BBC flooded with complaints over coverage of Prince Philip's death", The Guardian
"Revealed: the Facebook loophole that lets world leaders deceive and harass their citizens", The Guardian
Weeks 1 and 2: March 8 - March 21:
"Biden to send Covid-19 vaccine to Mexico and Canada", The Los Angeles Times
"Asian Americans in San Francisco are dying at alarming rates from Covid-19: Racism is to blame", USA Today
"Stop Asian hate, Stop Black hate, Stop all hate: many Americans call for unity against racism", USA Today
"A Year of Covid Lockdowns has cost the UK economy 251 billion pounds, study says", The Guardian
"Asylum seekers placed in squalid housing with no money in 'shambolic' plan to move thousands, charities say", The Independent
"Australia: Disaster zones declared as 18,000 evacuated in Sydney and mid-North Coad in wake of Flooding", The Guardian
Week0: March 1 - March 7:
"Threats of a Q-Anon-fueled March 4 attack create disruptions but little trouble", The Washington Post
"Rabbit hole: what is the Internet doing to us?", The New York Times
"What we know about the sexual allegations against Rep. Madison Cawthorn", USA Today
"Coronavirus creates additional challenges for migrants at US/Mexico border", USA Today
"Meghan accuses Palace of 'perpetuating falsehoods' in Oprah Interview", The Guardian
"NHS, social care and most vulnerable 'betrayed' by Sunak's budget", The Guardian