Pandemic’s weight falls on Hispanics, Native Americans
As deaths in the United States surpass 150,000, disturbing trends have emerged. The coronavirus now accounts for about 1 out of every 5 deaths among Hispanics and Native Americans. And experts have grim forecasts for the months ahead.
Workers remove beach chairs in Miami Beach, Fla., as Hurricane Isaias approaches. (AP)
Palmetto Bay, Fla., Mayor Karyn Cunningham puts sand bags in a resident's car. (AFP/Getty Images)
Miami residents are buying supplies in preparation for Hurricane Isaias. (EPA-EFE/Shutterstock)
Florida prepares for dueling disasters: Coronavirus and a hurricane
With Hurricane Isaias threatening the state’s east coast, storm shelters are opening with virus safety precautions in place.
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Analysis Congress is deeply unpopular again as stimulus gridlock has real-life consequences
Approval ratings for lawmakers have crashed downward.
On a call with SEC leaders, worried college football players pushed back on safety: ‘It’s not good enough’
In a private meeting, several football players raised concerns about virus precautions, only to be told that positive cases were a “given.”
DHS analyzed Portland protesters’ electronic communications
An internal Homeland Security document obtained by The Post seems to contradict an official who testified at a Senate hearing that the agency had not collected information from protesters' electronic devices or accounts.
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The Past, Rediscovered Shirley Chisholm blazed the way for every Black woman Biden is considering for VP
Chisholm was the first Black woman elected to Congress, and in 1972, she became the first Black woman to run for president.
