Surge in global coronavirus caseload driven by poorer nations — and the U.S.
Motorists pass near a mural paying homage to essential workers in New Delhi on Tuesday. (Rajat Gupta/EPA-EFE/Shutterstock)
While some areas have recovered, case counts are hitting new highs in many regions.
Administration retreats on face-to-face attendance rules for foreign students
The government agreed in court to rescind an edict from U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement requiring international students to take classes in person during the worsening pandemic
White House urges National Guard role in coronavirus data gathering, moves to take CDC out of loop
The move is part of a new data reporting protocol for hospitals that eliminates the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention as a recipient of that information — a decision that is sparking controversy about whether the data is reliable.
Faulty data collection raises questions about Trump’s claims on jobs saved by PPP program
The Small Business Administration's claim that the Paycheck Protection Program saved 51 million jobs is belied by false and sometimes inflated figures, a Post investigation has found.
Patients are still delaying essential care out of fear of coronavirus
The explosion of cases in the South and West has made many leery of returning to medical facilities for tests or treatments.
Analysis
In a pair of interviews, Trump highlights white victimhood
President Trump waved away concern about the rate at which black people die at the hands of police with a comment that amounted to white lives matter, too.
Fact Checker
Analysis Trump ad falsely suggests Biden supports defunding police
The Trump campaign is spending big money to promote a Four-Pinocchio ad with a false narrative.
Sydney Lopez. (Jessica Pons for The Post)
The Lily
‘How many women of color have to cry?’: Top feminist organizations are plagued by racism, 20 former staffers say
Employees say toxic white feminism runs deep at NOW, Feminist Majority and AAUW.
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