Monday's Headlines: Seven-day average case total in U.S. sets record for 27th straight day
The 17-member family that lived together, ate together and got coronavirus together; Tony-nominated Broadway star dies at 41 of coronavirus; The politics of race are shifting, and politicians are struggling to keep pace; Do not look away from the border in this moment. Do not ignore the suffering here.; Schools need to reopen. The question is how.; The dazzling rise and tragic fall of Saudi Arabia's Mohammed bin Nayef; A vicious culture war is all Trump has left; Which do you prefer: Trump's agenda or Biden's?; There's only one explanation for Trump's style of humor; Remains of missing soldier Vanessa Guillén identified by Army, family says; Scientists urge WHO to address airborne spread of coronavirus; The Guatemalan rainforest: Lush jungle, Mayan ruins and narco jets full of cocaine; Duckworth emerging as a contender to be Biden's running mate; Redskins' minority owners look to sell stakes in team amid ongoing turmoil
Local officials issued dire warnings about the spread of infections, blaming outbreaks on early reopenings and saying the virus was rapidly outpacing containment efforts.
Coronavirus●By Robert Barnes and Derek Hawkins ●Read more »
Cordero was nominated for his supporting role in the 2014 musical "Bullets Over Broadway." After being put on a ventilator to treat the virus, he developed blood clots that forced doctors to amputate his right leg.
Nick Cordero | 1978–2020●By Harrison Smith ●Read more »
What will come of the gathering call for action? History offers sobering lessons about the ultimate power of protests. Perhaps this time, the political leaders, prodded by a new generation of activists, will write a different script.
Spc. Vanessa Guillén's disappearance and the subsequent search for her, underscored by her family's allegations she faced sexual harassment from superiors, created waves in Latino media and rage within the Guillén family.
In a paper to be published this week, more than 200 experts warn that covid-19 can spread through aerosols that can be more infectious in smaller amounts than previously thought.
The vast Laguna del Tigre National Park is home to Central America's largest rainforest. It's also a new way station for South American cocaine bound for the United States.
By Story by Kevin Sieff | Photos by Daniele Volpe ●Read more »
Sen. Tammy Duckworth (D-Ill.), a Purple Heart recipient and veteran of the Iraq War, is being looked at seriously, according to the people with knowledge of the search.
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