Sunday's Headlines: Economic recovery may be fizzling as disruption from virus lingers
With death toll rising, pressure mounts on governors to require masks; Trump dons mask in public for the first time, months after health experts said everyone should; Fauci sidelined by White House as he steps up blunt talk on pandemic ; As Glacier National Park reopened, one tribe kept most roads closed. Now tourists clog a single entrance.; Big changes in small towns are fueling a racial justice movement across the Midwest; Roger Stone remains a convicted felon, and rightly so; It's Roger Stone now. Manafort and Flynn are next. ; Trump lost at the Supreme Court, but we still won't see his taxes by November; Our pandemic response is stalling. And it's made worse by Trump's ignorance.; After covid-19, giant corporations and chains may be the only ones left; Yes, balancing work and parenting is impossible. Here's the data.; Trump friend Roger Stone leaped over thousands seeking clemency; Once mocked, 'Never Trump' movement is now a campaign force; Mueller breaks silence to defend Russia investigation and Stone prosecution; Six months, six countries, six families — and one unrelenting, unforgiving pandemic; Hong Kong protesters are holding up blank signs. They're still being arrested.
The pandemic shock, which economists once assumed would be only a temporary business interruption, appears instead to be settling into a traditional, self-perpetuating recession.
Experts have warned that infections could continue to spiral out of control unless governors issue measures that apply to everyone. Louisiana Gov. John Bel Edwards (D) on Saturday mandated face coverings in public for most people.
By Derek Hawkins, Marisa Iati and Jacqueline Dupree ●Read more »
His decision to wear a mask during a trip to Walter Reed National Military Medical Center followed several months of controversy over his reluctance to abide by public health guidelines.
In the past decade, the number of young people of color living in the Midwest has surged and the older white population has nearly stalled — part of a nationwide transformation helping to drive Black Lives Matter protests.
Of the very few people to receive clemency from President Trump, most have been political allies. But Stone is the first whose conviction grew from an investigation that also examined the president's conduct.
By Beth Reinhard, Rosalind Helderman, Spencer Hsu and Josh Dawsey ●Read more »
Anti-Trump groups seek to build a national political operation that focuses on persuading white suburban voters who consider themselves true Republicans to break from the president.
Election 2020●By Ashley Parker and Robert Costa ●Read more »
In a Washington Post op-ed, Robert S. Mueller III insists Roger Stone earned his conviction and that the investigation of the president was handled properly.
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