A Q&A with Richard Hatchett, who worked to develop a pandemic plan for George W. Bush, on the advent of omicron, vaccine strategy and what’s still ahead.
Michael LewisBloomberg Opinion Columnist
Michael Lewis is a Bloomberg Opinion columnist. His books include “Flash Boys: A Wall Street Revolt,” “Moneyball: The Art of Winning an Unfair Game,” “Liar’s Poker” and “The Fifth Risk.” He also has a podcast called “Against the Rules.”
Genomic epidemiology can find the source of the Covid-19 outbreak at the White House. Curiously, no search is underway.
Residents of Shasta County have taken resistance to Covid-19 restrictions to another level: “full-on anarchy.”
A California county’s efforts to stop the spread has also become a battle with the public’s denial. Erica Dykehouse will wait for minds to change.
The country’s most interesting coronavirus lab found a way to slow the spread. Thank a team of virus hunters, 3,000 everyday Californians and one luckless shark.
A survey of San Francisco’s Mission District gives this virus lab its best chance yet at understanding coronavirus.
The leader of the Chan Zuckerberg Biohub solved a snake pandemic. Now he’s trying to solve the U.S.’s coronavirus testing problem.
And fear of other humans predominates now.
What if a Wall Street veteran has a way to track how fast the virus is spreading before lab tests can ramp up?
We have so little data for how we’re supposed to live in this social-distancing world.
Glory isn’t part of the deal when you go to work for the federal government.
Michael Lewis goes to Washington in search of Trump and winds up watching the State of the Union with Steve Bannon.
Still have an appetite for secret e-mails? OK, let's imagine some new ones.
In “The End of Alchemy,” former Bank of England head Mervyn King lays out a plan to redeem modern finance.
Richard Thaler made the equations a lot more messy. Which is good.
A holiday list from Michael Lewis, on how to make things better on Wall Street.
The public doesn't seem to understand just how dysfunctional our financial regulatory system is, Michael Lewis writes. That may change today with a radio report from "This American Life."
Michael Lewis asks the big question about the army of Ivy League graduates, with seemingly endless career options, who wind up in finance: What happens next to them?
