Tuesday's Headlines: Trump cheers on governors as they ignore White House guidelines in race to reopen
As world comes together for virtual vaccine summit, U.S. is conspicuously absent; Small businesses that are doing well grapple with whether to accept stimulus funds; Want to exercise in Spain? You'll have to wait for your shift.; J. Crew bankruptcy filing is a stark reminder that retail scene could be permanently altered; Trump trots out two claims attacking Obama during Fox town hall; This pandemic is already reshaping our children's lives; We keep waiting for the 'new normal.' It might already be here.; If they're heroes, pay and protect them like heroes; Trump trots out his latest pandemic fall guy: Anthony Fauci; Harvard's Epstein corruption deserves a full airing — even amid a pandemic; What this year's election campaign will look like online; Venezuela's president says two Americans held in failed invasion attempt; Trump's pick for intelligence chief faces grilling by Democrats in confirmation hearing; Post wins Pulitzer Prize for coverage of a warming world ; How to fix the retirement system ; Trump says he shares his uncle's science genius. A friend says the uncle 'would have been horrified.'
International donors are on track to raise $8.2 billion to mass-produce drugs, vaccines and testing kits. The Trump administration says the U.S. remains the world's largest health and humanitarian donor.
By William Booth, Carolyn Y. Johnson and Carol Morello ●Read more »
Rep. John Ratcliffe (R-Tex.) is expected to face pointed questions about his qualifications for the job and his willingness to provide candid intelligence free from political considerations.
By Ellen Nakashima, Shane Harris and Seung Min Kim ●Read more »
The paper's "2°C: Beyond The Limit" series about places on the planet that had experienced above-average warming won the prize for explanatory journalism. ProPublica shared the public-service award in partnership with the Anchorage Daily News for stories about the absence of law enforcement in dozens of rural Alaskan villages.
Most suggested reforms of the retirement system would come too late to help the bulk of baby boomers. But a couple ideas could bring some relief right away.
The president has long said that he and his uncle, John G. Trump, who taught physics at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and died in 1985, represent a rare breed of "super genius," benefiting from the same genes.
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