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.
A view of Harvard Yard earlier this week. (Getty Images)
After ICE cracks down on online learning, international students scramble for backup plans
Students studying here on visas are grappling with choices as they wonder whether the pandemic will again force classes fully online this fall.
Trump sees himself as the blameless victim of the nation’s turmoil
Callers on President Trump in recent weeks have come to expect what several allies and advisers describe as a “woe-is-me” preamble: Lengthy monologues in which he portrays the pandemic, a stalled economy and racial unrest as happening to him rather than to the country.
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.
Executive chef Jocelyn Law-Yone and her daughter, Simone Jacobson, co-owners of Thamee, in front of their restaurant. (Laura Chase de Formigny for The Post)
Thamee got national acclaim for its Burmese food. Now it wants to become a model for racial justice.
The mother-daughter team behind Thamee wants everything it does to raise the profile of “Black and brown makers, farmers, entrepreneurs and others.”
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