Trying to sort through a twisting presidential race and supersonic-paced coronavirus news? Stay ahead with OZY's News + Politics coverage, as we break down today's big primary votes, a potential White House shake-up and the next data center boom (pictured). Hang on, and don't look at your 401(k).

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From the editor | March 10

Trying to sort through a twisting presidential race and supersonic-paced coronavirus news? Stay ahead with OZY's News + Politics coverage, as we break down today's big primary votes, a potential White House shake-up and the next data center boom (pictured). Hang on, and don't look at your 401(k).

Daniel Malloy, Senior Editor

News + Politics

Don’t Lick It! Welcome to the Coronavirus Primary

Our exclusive Forecast predictions show Joe Biden padding his delegate lead in a big way on Tuesday.

In normal times, advice for Election Day might be to bring your driver’s license, know your rights and carry snacks and water in case lines run long. But since these are not normal times, the state of Washington released an extra advisory last week: Please, don’t lick it.

“It” being the state’s vote-by-mail ballot, which was sent out in mid-February … before coronavirus panic gripped the state. The viral turmoil, entirely mail-in vote and switch from a caucus to a primary makes the outcome hard to predict, but Washington could well be a tipping point for Sen. Bernie Sanders' campaign.

According to our exclusive Forecast prediction model, former Vice President Joe Biden is now the heavy front-runner across the country — and is ahead in Washington, one of six states voting today and a place that should be Sanders country. If the insurgent loses here, it’s hard to see how he can mount a comeback.

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This Gender Pay Gap Is Being Replaced by a Different Gap

The freelance pay gap is shrinking ... but that's not the full story.

Keina Newell makes a living by helping others people gain confidence managing money, as a freelance financial coach, and it took a while to understand how to set her rates. “In the beginning, I had to move beyond my own money mindset of ‘I just need to replace my salary, so I do not need to charge that much’ or ‘making more money means I’m greedy,’” Newell says.

With nearly 60 million Americans now working as freelancers, the pay gap between male and female freelancers in the creative economy has appeared to shrink dramatically. But there's another serious shift going on: Female freelancers complete 17 percent more projects per year than their male counterparts.

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Conservative Colombia Feels Pressure to Tax the Rich

Colombia has long enjoyed the reputation of a conservative economic bastion. Now it's under pressure to go the way of its left-leaning neighbors on taxes.

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Can Refugees Help Bernie Reboot His Campaign?

If Bernie can win this key constituency, he may stave off Biden's momentum

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The Next Data Gold Rush Is in … Africa

As millions of Africans join the internet each year, their data is big business. Global firms don't want to miss out.

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Donald Dossier: Ticket Splitting

Donald Trump fired his chief of staff amid the coronavirus crisis. Could he dump virus czar and VP Mike Pence for Nikki Haley when the time is right?

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Look Closer: An Out-of-Control Fire, or Fiery Fun?

Our weekly photo feature examines a blaze in Russia.

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What to Eat If You Are Quarantined

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