The heterodox cabinet

Biden spent billions messing up rapid test distribution

COVID

The Department of Defense and the Post Office handled the wasteful program as well as you’d expect

John Fund and Phil Kerpen

What gives?

Amber Duke

Why did the White House reject an October plan to step up rapid test production?

Grace Curley

Current test results should not be automatically accepted as real

Dr Clare Craig

Europe

The number of cases should not be the main driver of future lockdowns

Carl Heneghan and Tom Jefferson

August 20, 2020
The danger of following ‘the science’
In reality, what you don’t know is always more critical than what you do
Rory Sutherland
August 12, 2020
Could mass testing for COVID-19 do more harm than good?
The drawbacks of false-positive results can be substantial
Carl Heneghan and Tom Jefferson
Politics
June 23, 2020
Why hasn’t the second COVID surge led to more deaths?
There are four possibilities
Ross Clark
Europe
April 30, 2020
Should we be testing everyone in Britain?
Only the infectious would have to be kept at home
Paul Wood
Europe
April 2, 2020
Britain’s coronavirus testing is bogged down in bureaucracy
On March 14, the UK was the fifth best country for quantity of COVID-19 viral tests performed per capita. By March 30 it had fallen to 26th
Matt Ridley