Friday's Headlines: No sign of virus escape from Chinese lab that studied pathogens
U.S. crafts punitive actions against China over virus as Trump fumes; Nearly seven weeks into the shutdown, here's why so many are still getting sick; Administration describes a dash for a coronavirus vaccine that would be available in January; As produce rots in the field, a farmer and volunteers combat 'feeling of helplessness' — one cucumber at a time; Do you live in a state that has reopened or plans to reopen soon? The Post wants to hear from you.; A guide to taking care of yourself in a pandemic, from head to toe; China has turned to bullying to avoid accountability. It may be working on Europe.; Despite the rocky publicity, the small-business loan program is really working; The next coronavirus relief deal ought to be Congress's biggest yet; We're all Zelensky now; The Fed demonstrates American leadership at its best; How Joe Biden can turn his biggest crisis into an opportunity; Secret Service paid Trump's D.C. hotel more than $33,000 for lodging to guard Mnuchin ; The new 'Parks and Recreation' quarantine episode was everything you wanted it to be; Biden to discuss sexual assault claim, network says, as President Trump says it could be a 'false accusation'
Many epidemiologists believe that a natural transmission of the novel coronavirus from animal to human remains the most likely explanation for the pandemic's origin.
By Joby Warrick, Ellen Nakashima, Shane Harris and Anna Fifield ●Read more »
President Trump has in recent days told aides and others that China has to pay for the outbreak and publicly floated demanding billions in compensation.
By Jeff Stein, Carol D. Leonnig, Josh Dawsey and Gerry Shih ●Read more »
Doctors and public health officials said the coronavirus increasingly is infecting people who cannot afford to miss work or telecommute — grocery store employees, delivery drivers and construction workers.
Anthony S. Fauci, the United States' top infectious disease specialist, said the goal is production of hundreds of millions of doses by January, an effort dubbed "Operation Warp Speed."
By Anne Gearan, Felicia Sonmez and Erica Werner ●Read more »
The pandemic has closed or crippled the businesses where Florida farmer Hank Scott's produce would end up. So he invited volunteer pickers with a Christian hunger relief organization to glean as much produce as they could and donate it to nearby food banks.
It has been more than a month since many of us have been to work, the gym or the hairdresser. Let's take a step back and pay attention to your mental and physical needs during this time.
Democrats have increasingly indicated they want to hear Joe Biden address the allegations by former Senate aide Tara Reade after weeks of silence on the matter.
Election 2020●By Matt Viser and Sean Sullivan ●Read more »
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