White House considers unilateral moves amid stalemate with Congress
Negotiations continue on Capitol Hill, but the parties are far apart.
Getting a vaccine in record time is hard. Distributing it to tens of millions may be equally daunting.
The administration has shared limited and often confusing information about its strategy, making it difficult for overwhelmed state and local officials to plan.
Denise Rowe, left, and her grandmother, Juanita Davis, at a family reunion in Memphis in 2016. (Courtesy of Denise Rowe)
Her family reunion feels unsafe. But her 98-year-old grandma wants her there.
Denise Rowe upset her grandmother by voting against holding their family reunion, which draws up to 200 people from 30 states every other summer. They are one of many families at odds over big gatherings.
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Election 2020Biden’s delay in choosing running mate worries his allies
Longtime allies are concerned the process is pitting women, especially Black women, against one another.
Grady County Sheriff Harry Young perches outside a polling location in the small southwest Georgia town of Cairo. (Mark Wallheiser for The Post)
Republican candidate Duke Donaldson greets supporters while vying to become the county’s first African American sheriff. (Mark Wallheiser for The Post)
At nightfall, as the voting picture becomes clearer, Harry Young studies the board. (Mark Wallheiser for The Post)
A Southern sheriff seeking another reelection wonders whether his county is ready to elect his Black opponent
The Grady County, Ga., election has become a referendum not just on another four-year term for Harry Young but on all he’s come to represent in a county where the face of law enforcement had always been White and male.
