Thursday's Headlines: Hopes rise for experimental drug therapy for covid-19
Studies leave question of 'airborne' coronavirus transmission unanswered; Number of nursing homes with publicly reported cases of coronavirus soars; Trump's triumphant rhetoric on coronavirus testing; In Lebanon, sickness amid the cedars; Where renters are protected from eviction during the pandemic; This crisis could last a long time. Congress needs to be able to govern from afar.; Imagine if the coronavirus briefings went like this ; China's coronavirus actions are just one of many threats it poses; The class war against front-line workers; We cannot fix the flaws in our supply chains with an executive order; The new Tara Reade revelations make it imperative that Biden address the allegations ; Aides present Trump with grim internal polling showing a loss to Biden; In fast-warming Minnesota, scientists are trying to plant forests of the future; Former neighbor of Joe Biden accuser confirms she was told of an incident in the 1990s
On a day when the number of U.S. deaths in the pandemic passed 60,000, the nation's top infectious-disease expert said results from an early trial involving remdesivir were an encouraging sign.
By Anne Gearan, Christopher Rowland and Laurie McGinley ●Read more »
The consensus so far is that the virus, although very contagious, spreads through respiratory droplets and does not infect people through particles that can linger in the air for hours.
By Joel Achenbach and Carolyn Y. Johnson ●Read more »
The United States conducted more than 5 million tests, but that number lacks important context because what really matters is how many tests are performed per million people.
Fact Checker | Analysis●By Glenn Kessler ●Read more »
An increasing number U.S. of households are at risk of missing rent payments, which could cascade into a national flood of evictions and forced homelessness.
The state is home to a landscape like none other in the United States. But climate change is already causing "zombie forests," where trees can't regenerate.
Climate Solutions●By Brady Denis | Photos by Salwan Georges ●Read more »
The former vice president's campaign has denied that he sexually assaulted Tara Reade, a then-Senate aide, and Biden has not commented on her accusation.
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