U.S. considers barring entry of some citizens, legal residents over virus fears
The Trump administration is said to be looking at an emergency declaration that would block potentially infected Americans at the border with Mexico.
Russia unveils possible vaccine, claiming victory before final testing is complete
The aggressive approach has been criticized by outside scientists who worry the country has not determined whether the remedy is safe or effective.
Rodrigo Guedes spent days in a hospital that was so short of staff that he ended up feeding and tending to other coronavirus patients. (Courtesy of Rodrigo Guedes)
"I think getting through the sickness made me more human," Tiago Ribeiro Lemos says. (Maria Magdalena Arrellaga for The Post)
The Rocinha favela in Rio de Janeiro is home to more than 150,000 people. (Maria Magdalena Arréllaga for The Post)
People on the beach in Rio de Janeiro last month. As the city reopens, there are fears of a surge in coronavirus cases. (Maria Magdalena Arréllaga for The Post)
The vastly different journeys of neighbors hospitalized with coronavirus show the depths of Brazil’s rich-poor divide
A wealthy doctor and a favela merchant both became hospital patients after falling ill. From there, their stories diverged.
Unrest in Chicago and Portland shows America’s summer of protest is far from over
President Trump responded to the clashes by suggesting that National Guard troops were the solution to a situation that had grown “out of control.”
Body camera footage shows struggle leading to George Floyd’s fatal police encounter
Newly released video of Floyd’s fatal interaction with Minneapolis police shows that medical personnel waited nearly three minutes to perform chest compressions in an attempt to revive him.
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