Evening Edition: Administration opposes new funds for testing, tracing, and CDC in virus relief bill
U.S. daily records fall repeatedly as virus's spread continues unabated; 'Superspreading' events fuel pandemic; Civil rights leader, eminence of Capitol Hill dies at 80; Obama, Biden, White House and others pay tribute to Lewis; They wanted to hear their readers' opinions. Then the pro-slavery guy wrote a letter to the editor.; From 'Sleepy Joe' to destroyer of the 'American way of life': Trump shifts to dystopian attacks on Biden; U.S. remains on sidelines in Libya conflict as Russia extends its reach; 5 ways the pandemic could benefit working moms in the long term; For parents who can afford it, a solution for fall: Bring the teachers to them
Most people with coronavirus spread it to only a few people, or none at all. But a few individuals — who may not know they're infected — transmit it with alarming efficiency, studies show.
On the front line of the civil rights movement in the 1960s, John R. Lewis preached nonviolence while enduring beatings and jailings. Over three decades in Congress, he was the conscience of the House Democratic caucus.
John R. Lewis | 1940–2020●By Laurence I. Barrett ●Read more »
In ads, tweets and statements that began to appear this month, the president argues the presumptive Democratic nominee is a harbinger of chaos and destruction.
Election 2020●By Michael Scherer and Josh Dawsey ●Read more »
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