What's better than today's news? Tomorrow's news, of course, so that we can prepare for it today.
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Whether you're in an area where things are staring to look up or have never looked grimmer, we did actually find some tools to help you deal with the current (and any future) disaster.
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It seems pretty clear the carrot works better than the stick. But does the size of the carrot matter?
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Medical supply shelves need their own elves. But some that are actually there to help out instead of staring at.you all the time like tiny, creepy spies.
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