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.
People walk in the Chinatown neighborhood of Los Angeles. (Philip Cheung for The Post)
Customers wait for their cars to be washed in Leimert Park, the cultural center of the African American community in South L.A. (Philip Cheung for The Post)
Nico Avina, 46, owns Espacio 1839, which has been shuttered since mid-March. It sold apparel and books in Boyle Heights. (Philip Cheung for The Post)
Minority entrepreneurs were reclaiming their communities — then the pandemic came
A coronavirus recession could accelerate gentrification in Los Angeles's Chinatown, Boyle Heights and South L.A.
30 million unemployed to lose extra benefits as talks stall
White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows said Democrats had rejected reasonable offers while House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) derided Republicans for trying to advance a short-term fix.
DHS analyzed Portland protesters’ communications, raising questions about statements by senior official
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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