States mandate masks; shutdowns return as cases soar
The U.S. pandemic map burned bright red, with the number of new coronavirus infections during the first six days of July nearing 300,000.
Relief loans benefited well-connected firms that didn’t mention saving jobs
Businesses owned by members of Congress were among those that received aid from the $660 billion relief program.
Ian Haydon is part of a covid-19 vaccine trial being conducted by the biotechnology company Moderna Therapeutics. (Stuart Isett for The Post)
Ian Haydon is part of a covid-19 vaccine trial being conducted by the biotechnology company Moderna Therapeutics. (Stuart Isett for The Post)
Ian Haydon is part of a covid-19 vaccine trial being conducted by the biotechnology company Moderna Therapeutics. (Stuart Isett for The Post)
‘We’re all starved for hope’
Ian Haydon, on the trial and error of being injected with a potential covid-19 vaccine.
A growing number of residents are calling for the Market House in downtown Fayetteville, N.C., to be torn down. (D.L. Anderson for The Post)
In Fayetteville, George Floyd killing divides black elected officials and protesters of color
This North Carolina city is the birthplace of George Floyd, whose death ignited national protests over police abuse and long-standing racial inequities. As protests have grown here, the city has also become home to a clash between the urgent demands of younger activists pushing for swift change and the careful pragmatism of their elders.
The Debrief
McEnany defends Trump’s view on Confederate flag by claiming he doesn’t have one
President Trump and his White House allies are struggling to mount a defense for increasingly antiquated views.
