Once COVID-19 is in the rearview mirror, will life go back to normal? Economists say some adjustments we’ve made will lead to structural changes in our lifestyles and workplaces.

One of the most potent schemes used by scammers is taking advantage of people who are vulnerable during times of fear and uncertainty. The current pandemic is one of those times.

COVID-19 brought more with it than just sickness, death, isolation and anxiety. It also spawned anger, division, loss of livelihoods and civil rights. And for some, it produced abundant wealth.

Most new presidential terms begin with a fresh set of priorities, but when President-elect Joe Biden takes office in January, he’ll also be tasked with leading the nation’s recovery from multiple ongoing crises.