A Framework for Leaders Facing Difficult DecisionsHow the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally may have spread coronavirus across the Upper Midwest Within weeks of the gathering that drew nearly half a million bikers, the Dakotas, along with Wyoming, Minnesota and Montana, were leading the nation in new coronavirus infections per capita.As pandemic surges and economy stalls, Trump fails to live up to dealmaker image in face of partisan gridlockTwitter, responsibility, and accountabilityThese young investors are still betting big on crypto - and are taking Harvard and Stanford along for the rideSpace Mining Should Be a Global Project—But It’s Not Starting Off That WayAlphabet’s New Moonshot Is to Transform How We Grow FoodEstonia Is a ‘Digital Republic’—What That Means and Why It May Be Everyone’s FutureJimmy Kimmel Rips Into Trump’s  ‘Superspreader’ Rally “Even though his own White House put out guidelines saying there should be no gatherings in central Iowa with more than 25 people, they’re doing this,” Kimmel said of President Trump’s rally.Biden’s Covid Response Plan Draws From F.D.R.’s New Deal Mr. Biden has staked his campaign on a more muscular federal role in fighting the coronavirus pandemic. But some of his big government proposals may be difficult to put into effect.Big tech bets on ManhattanMnuchin says he’ll give ground in stimulus talks while Trump says he would raise his offerU.S. Virus Cases Climb Toward a Third PeakNerd Wars Nate Silver and G. Elliott Morris are trying to make sense of the 2020 election — and each other..............  When FiveThirtyEight first published its forecast for the 2020 race, it put Biden’s chances to win at 71 percent, while The Economist set them at 87 percent. Today the two have gotten significantly closer: FiveThirtyEight has an 87 percent chance of a Biden win, and The Economist has 91 percent.  
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