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With first week of school done, parents and lawmakers continue to press D.C. mayor for a virtual option

So far, just over 200 D.C. Public Schools students have been approved for virtual learning.

In Florida, a summer of death and resistance as the coronavirus rampaged

Residents and leaders are surveying the damage left from more than 7,000 deaths since July Fourth and communities scarred by feuds over masks and vaccines.

By Saundra Amrhein, Fenit Nirappil, Jared Leone and Jacqueline Dupree

With coronavirus spreading, Maryland nursing homes are shutting out visitors — again

Maryland had seven covid-19 deaths among residents in one recent week. New regulations are targeting unvaccinated staffers.

By Ovetta Wiggins and Rachel Chason

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The covid endgame: Is the pandemic over already? Or are there years to go?

Scientists and public health officials have divergent views on when and how it ends.

By Marc Fisher

Next few weeks are key in determining coronavirus surge’s path in the D.C. region, experts say

Top federal health officials warn that booster shots initially may be limited to Pfizer recipients

Hospitalization rate for unvaccinated teens 10 times the rate for those vaccinated, CDC says

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With coronavirus spreading, Maryland nursing homes are shutting out visitors — again

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Top federal health officials warn that booster shots initially may be limited to Pfizer recipients

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