by Jake Johnson, staff writer
"It's unbearable that the Republican Party and the Trump administration are celebrating and campaigning while millions of families are suffering because they refuse to extend the $600 benefit that was keeping us afloat."

by Brett Wilkins, staff writer
Researchers in Hong Kong say 33-year-old-man is asymptomatic; immunologists call case 'no cause for alarm.'

by Jessica Corbett, staff writer
The U.S. now has over 5.7 million confirmed Covid-19 infections and nearly 177,000 people have died nationwide.

by Kenny Stancil, staff writer
With over 100,000 people displaced by wildfires raging across California, Baupost Group collected more than $3 billion in July after betting on insurance claims against embattled utility company PG&E.

by Julia Conley, staff writer
New York Attorney General Letitia James revealed Monday that she filed a lawsuit against President Donald Trump's business empire, calling on the New York State Supreme Court to force the Trump Organization to comply with seven subpoenas which would release thousands of documents regarding the company's alleged misleading of lenders regarding its assets.

by Andrea Germanos, staff writer
"As our ancestors before us, we will stand and fight for our future generations, for the Porcupine caribou herd, and the Gwich'in way of life."

by Lisa Newcomb, staff writer
Progressive coalition says that delay would allow outlets "to actively correct disinformation and prevent the American people from being lied to in real time."

by Jessica Corbett, staff writer
Critics accused the secretary of state of "using Judaism as a political prop" and suggested his speech may violate the Hatch Act.

by Julia Conley, staff writer
Public health experts on Monday raised alarm over President Donald Trump's overstating of the efficacy of convalescent plasma and his suggestion that the Food and Drug Administration purposefully held up approval of the potential Covid-19 treatment just before the agency authorized its expanded use. 

by Lisa Newcomb, staff writer
The two policies are popular with the American public, but the Democratic Party refused to embrace them in its 2020 platform.

by Jake Johnson, staff writer
Civil rights attorney Ben Crump said 29-year-old Jacob Blake's children were in the car he was attempting to enter as police fired seven shots at his back.

by John Ripton
Trump is leveraging the pandemic to destroy any semblance of democracy left in presidential elections.

by Erin L. Thompson
How to Remember a Feminist Movement That Hasn’t Ended

by Chuck Collins, Frank Clemente
Will we enable billionaires to further concentrate wealth and power during a pandemic, or will we tax their gains to improve the health and welfare of our country?

by John Buell
We have returned to Franklin Roosevelt’s one-third of a nation ill-housed, ill-clad, ill-nourished.

by Michael Kelly
Focusing on individual students deflects blame from the context, policy, and institutional priorities that allow student gatherings to occur.

by Jill Richardson
We’ve had the summer to prepare, but there are just no easy answers for teaching during a global pandemic.