Monday's Headlines: The crisis that shocked the world: America’s response to the virus
Endangered GOP senators under pressure as Senate considers new virus measures; A South Bronx barber takes on a new role in his pandemic-ravaged community; Trump defends bungled handling of coronavirus with falsehoods and dubious claims; Biden under pressure to pick a black woman to be running mate; Federal officials dismiss Portland leaders' calls to leave city as clashes with protesters continue; Radio host accuses Roger Stone of using racial slur in radio interview ; On the eve of John Lewis's death, a cruel Supreme Court blow to his legacy; A tribute to John Lewis — in his own words; Black Lives Matter isn't complete without #SayHerName; The coronavirus is racing out of control. Here's what we need to do now.; Stock buybacks and a shaky economy; The president is very proud he can count backward; Federal judge's son killed, husband shot by gunman disguised as delivery driver; The lights go out on Lebanon's economy as financial collapse accelerates
How the world's richest country got into this dismal situation is a complicated tale that exposes the flaws and fissures in a nation long proud of its ability to meet cataclysmic challenges.
By Joel Achenbach, William Wan, Karin Brulliard and Chelsea Janes ●Read more »
Majority Leader Mitch McConnell is facing competing demands from President Trump and Republican senators, including some up for reelection in states hit hard by the virus.
By Seung Min Kim, Rachael Bade and Erica Werner ●Read more »
Bee's Famous Barbershop is part confessional, part comedy lounge. But these days, barber Brian McFadden finds himself proselytizing masks, gloves, hand sanitizer and safety as he cuts and shaves.
The president was visibly rattled and at times hostile during a Fox News interview as he struggled to answer for his administration's failure to contain the coronavirus.
The Democratic presidential candidate faces pressure to put aside an old playbook that has placed a premium on experience in the nation's highest elected jobs — positions that have largely eluded black women.
Election 2020●By Vanessa Williams and Sean Sullivan ●Read more »
A top Homeland Security official vowed the agency will maintain a heavy presence in Portland — and send reinforcements to other U.S. cities if violence surged.
By Marissa Lang, Maria Sacchetti and Emily Gillespie ●Read more »
President Trump's longtime confidant was arguing with a black journalist over his commutation when a voice that sounded like his was heard uttering a pejorative.
By Rachel Weiner and Manuel Roig-Franzia ●Read more »
An oasis of prosperity and relative stability during the past decade of Middle East turmoil, Lebanon is facing an economic implosion as its government, its banks and its citizens run out of foreign currency simultaneously.
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