Condemnation rains down on Minneapolis officers linked to death of man in custody; White House and CDC remove coronavirus warnings about choirs in faith guidance; How one French town made going to the beach safe again; The end of life as we know it? Get real.; This ex-intel official was a hero. He's now the target of a brutal campaign by MBS.; China can't crush Hong Kong's freedom and still profit from it; Lori deserves better. So does America.; Trump is all about deregulation — except when it comes to his enemies; Black lives remain expendable; A judge says the GOP can't keep Florida felons from voting. But lawmakers will try.; Trump signs order targeting social media companies for how they police content; Republicans pressure N.C. officials to confirm August convention by Wednesday; People are mistaking stimulus payments for junk mail or a scam; Administration initially sent scarce drug to some hospitals that didn't need it ; 'Zombie fires' are erupting in Alaska and likely Siberia, signaling severe Arctic fire season may lie ahead; Trump takes aim at the tech companies
President Trump vowed a federal investigation and one police chief described the death of George Floyd as "nothing short of murder," echoing law enforcement leaders who quickly sided with activists calling the officers' actions an abuse of power.
By Kim Bellware, Hannah Knowles, Tom Jackman and Annie Gowen ●Read more »
The updated guidance for houses of worship deleted a reference to "shared cups" among items, including hymnals and worship rugs, that should not be shared. It also added language that said the guidance "is not intended to infringe on rights protected by the First Amendment."
France has reopened most of its beaches only for exercise — reclining on a blanket for hours is not allowed. But one resort is experimenting with social distancing-compliant sunbathing by dividing its expanse of sand into squares.
Visual Story●By Olivier Laurent and Sandra Mehl ●Read more »
The RNC outlined safety protocols it said it would invoke during the convention, but omitted whether attendees would be required to wear masks or take a coronavirus test.
Election 2020●By Josh Dawsey and Annie Linskey ●Read more »
The first tranche of 607,000 vials of remdesivir was delivered in some cases to the wrong hospitals, to hospitals with no ICUs and therefore no eligible patients, and to facilities with no available refrigeration, according to nine current and former senior administration officials.
By Yasmeen Abutaleb, Josh Dawsey, Lena H. Sun and Laurie McGinley ●Read more »
Tensions between President Trump and big tech reach a boiling point. Asian American health-care workers are fighting racism as well as the coronavirus. And, how air travel has changed during the pandemic.
Post Reports | Listen Now●By The Washington Post ●Read more »
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