Restaurants were the hardest hit industry of the pandemic since the beginning. But as many started seeing improvement with takeout and delivery services, the protests came and damaged their fronts, forcing them to close yet… Read Story
New coronavirus cases have not increased since the start of the protests against George Floyd, but the impact may be felt in one or two weeks. Read Story
On this week's episode, we examine the intersection of the recent Black Lives Matter protests with fears of a resurgence of the coronavirus. We speak with community organizers who are working to keep protesters safe,… Read Story
Watch our reporters talk about the top stories of the week! In this week’s video: HyoJung Kim, Bing Xiao and Piper Hudspeth Blackburn talk about Wuhan residents who survived through the peak of the pandemic… Read Story
From canceled commencements to shortened semesters and online classes, COVID-19 has transformed the lives of college students. Even if they return to school in the Fall, they’re likely to miss out on big orientation celebrations… Read Story
Senators Chris Van Hollen (D-Maryland) and Pat Toomey (R-Pennsylvania) introduced bipartisan legislation in May, seeking sanctions against Beijing to defend autonomy in Hong Kong, as the new national security law was passed in Beijing. Read Story
While Belgium does have a very high death rate due to coronavirus, it may be due to a more accurate method of recording coronavirus death statistics. Read Story
Pandemic, protests and a citywide curfew: Washington DC's primary election was plagued with problems… Read Story
Fact or False? See if you can verify top rumors of the week! In this week’s video: HyoJung Kim examines multiple claims fact-checked by our reporters. Did the Obama administration fail to leave a game… Read Story
On this week's episode, we how examine voting and how states are working toward safe elections amid coronavirus concerns. We speak with experts across the country, including a national policy director at Vote At Home,… Read Story