White instigators are to blame for much of the mayhem, officials say
An arrest warrant for a 20-year-old white man accused of inciting riots in Pittsburgh sheds light on how some protests for racial justice create opportunity for pandemonium.
Trump threatens military action to quell protests — and the law would let him do it
The Insurrection Act provides the president authorization to act. It has been used in the past to force desegregation in Arkansas schools and to address riots in Los Angeles in the early ’90s.
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Inside the push to tear-gas protesters ahead of a Trump photo op
The scene at St. John’s Episcopal Church and authorities’ attacks on protesters were the product of a president who favors brute strength and fears looking weak.
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Bowser condemns federal agencies’ actions
A fourth night of protests in the nation's capital ended with arrests after law enforcement swept a peaceful protest from Lafayette Square ahead of President Trump's visit to St. John's church.
Experts dispute reports that virus is becoming less lethal
An Italian report suggested recent patients have lower viral loads, but that’s not likely because of changes to the virus, experts say.
Tatiana, who immigrated from Colombia, lives with her boyfriend in Asbury Park, N.J. (Bryan Anselm for The Post)
Tatiana’s luck
She came to the U.S. legally and was trying to do everything right. Then came the coronavirus.
7 in 10 Americans would be likely to get a coronavirus vaccine, poll finds
But the Washington Post-ABC News poll found that Republicans are less enthusiastic about a future vaccine than Democrats.
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