Election 2020Black women express an overwhelming level of joy over the pick
Joe Biden’s choice generated powerful emotions even for many who were skeptical about Kamala Harris’s presidential run.
Inside the selection process: Tough questions, 11 finalists and many lawyers
Candidates were asked what they thought Donald Trump would nickname them, among other things.
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The choice of Kamala D. Harris, the senator from California and former state attorney general, comes at a moment when the country is grappling with its racial past and future.
White House acknowledges there is less jobless aid than Trump first said
An order signed by President Trump to boost unemployment benefits is creating headaches for state officials, raising the potential that millions who are out of work because of the pandemic will see little to no additional aid any time soon.
The Debrief
Trump’s call into a sports radio show reveals the politics behind his push to restart college football
Amid the pandemic, the First Fan has again inserted himself into the cultural mix from the sidelines, delivering hot takes with the enthusiasm reminiscent of overheated sports talk radio.
A teacher interacts with pupils, some seated individually at multi-student desks, at a nursery school in Borgosesia, Italy, in May. (Getty Images)
An end-of-year test is conducted in a classroom furnished with both single desks and the two-seat desks traditionally used in Italian schools. (Getty Images)
Italy’s schools are set to welcome students next month, but first they need millions of new desks
For decades, Italian students have mostly sat side by side, two to a desk. Furniture makers doubt they can fill the single-seat need in time.
White supremacists made Charlottesville a symbol of racism. Black residents say it still is.
Three years after the deadly Unite the Right rally, Black activists are still pressing for change even as racial-justice protests grip much of the rest of the country.
From The Magazine
Professor Cornel West asks: Is the U.S. ‘even capable of treating the masses of Black people with decency and dignity?’
The Harvard professor and commentator reflects on where the aftermath of George Floyd’s death may take the country.
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