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‘If the coronavirus is a war, Americans have picked a team’
There is a weariness about life at that moment that I haven’t felt since I was in Iraq reporting.
There is a weariness about life at that moment that I haven’t felt since I was in Iraq reporting.
What pulls Gary Schwitzer from sleep at 3 a.m. these days is a mixture of personal and professional worries..
My physical world, like many of ours, has become smaller in recent weeks even as my digital world has.
Former U.S. Surgeon General Antonia Novello once said, “Viruses and bacteria don’t ask for a green card.” In 1990,.
At first, I wasn’t that concerned. The coronavirus seemed like other global health scares before it. As a photojournalist.