EPA chief blasts Democratic governors, vows to clean up communities
Andrew Wheeler outlined a vision that emphasizes economic development in poor communities over tackling climate change.
Cheryl Ann Schmidt, 65, reads the newspaper at 4:30 a.m. in her East Lansing, Mich., home. (Brittany Greeson for The Post)
Experts fear pandemic could be creating a massive population of chronic insomniacs
People grappling with “coronasomnia” could see declines in productivity, shorter fuses and increased risks of hypertension, depression and other health problems.
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The scientists write that human activity appears to be a major contributing factor in the emergence of diseases, which “should force us to begin to think in earnest and collectively about living in more thoughtful and creative harmony with nature.”
Military veterans and their families erupted in anger against Trump, following a bombshell article in the Atlantic revealing that he had derided fallen U.S. soldiers as “losers" and “suckers.”
Days after restarting production, the film has shut down yet again, this time because its star has the coronavirus.
“I will say it’s a little hard to be stuck in a room 24/7. Especially, mentally. It’s good to get outside and get some air and to be able to walk around and get some exercise,” Lauren Mitchell, a Gettysburg student, told WHTM.
The family of Daniel T. Prude released body-camera footage of the incident for the first time Wednesday and demanded that the officers be held accountable.
Some scientists warn that granting emergency authorization to a vaccine before clinical trials are complete could pose safety dangers and inflame anti-vaccination sentiment — but others say that doing so could save thousands of lives.
Authorities have faced sharp criticism for how they have handled a tumultuous few months.
Questions mount about why it took five months for the circumstances of Daniel Prude’s death to become public.
Though 93 percent of demonstrations calling for racial justice were peaceful, extremist conflicts pose a growing threat, the researchers concluded.
Thousands have been evicted in the pandemic. Housing experts say Trump’s new ban is a temporary fix.
Missouri evictions court was a miasma of misery as tenants lost homes during the pandemic.
After Trump moved to slash federal funding from several “anarchist jurisdictions" late Wednesday, New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo shot back at the president, a fellow native of Queens.
Protesters in cities across the United States have increasingly targeted public officials in their homes, including mayors in Chicago, Seattle, Pittsburgh and St. Louis.
“I can tell you this has been one of the most challenging and difficult things we’ve ever had to endure as a family,” he said.
Housing experts say the policy doesn’t go far enough, since it doesn’t provide any aid for renters who will eventually owe what may be sky-high past-due balances.
From Kenosha, Wis., to Aurora, Colo., increasingly diverse communities are policed by stubbornly White forces.