Analysis
Ongoing shortsightedness about the pandemic may seal Trump’s political fate
Coronavirus tests lead to cases, which leads to criticism, President Trump seems to believe, so he’s mad at the tests.
Touting criticized study, White House presses FDA to authorize hydroxychloroquine — again
Scientists describe the new study as flawed. And the revival of a politically fraught issue comes as agency Commissioner Stephen M. Hahn tries to shake off critics who say he sometimes seems overly deferential to President Trump.
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‘If I die, I die’: As pandemic surges, older people alarm adult kids by living as they usually would
The dynamic can leave middle-aged people, many of whom may already be worried about their adult children going to protests or beach gatherings, feeling that they must also parent their parents.
Big tech starts to get tougher on Trump and allies over hate speech, misinformation
The moves have taken place across the industry in recent weeks. But civil rights activists and other critics say tech companies are still too timid.
Richmond’s Arthur Ashe statue on June 25. (John McDonnell/The Post)
Arthur Ashe, who stood for so much, might be last statue standing in Virginia’s capital
As Confederate statue after Confederate statue headed for the storage sheds, it seemed that the six figures on Richmond’s Monument Avenue somehow might distill to one: Ashe, the adored tennis star, author and civil-rights humanitarian.
Election 2020
