Punitive responses will just burden those who have already been hit hard by the coronavirus. This month, Philadelphia transit police officers violently forced a man off a bus for not wearing a…

For the first time in decades, a federal court has declared that American public school students have a constitutional right to an adequate education. The 6th Circuit Court of Appeals…

Since the White House announced this “historic public-private partnership,” 63 sites have opened nationwide. Just eight are in black neighborhoods. Adarra Benjamin, a 26-year-old black home care worker in Chicago,…

Most high school seniors hope to be accepted by their top two or three choices for college. Craig McFarland, 18, of Jacksonville, Florida, aimed particularly high and wide, and was…

BRUNSWICK, Ga. — Ahmaud Arbery beloved to run. It was how the 25-year-old former highschool soccer standout stayed match, his associates stated, and it was common to see him working…

SANDARMOKH, Russia — The day started, like many others in her childhood years, with hours of tramping by means of an insect-infested forest with the household canine whereas her eccentric…

Years of strife left a generation traumatized. India’s clampdown disrupted daily life. Now the battle against the coronavirus has further isolated and scarred a people with little access to help.…

The intensive care unit at Inova Alexandria Hospital has empty beds, and doctors are prepared for a rush of coronavirus patients that has yet to hit the largely white suburb.…

The coronavirus pandemic has had both economic and health care-related effects on the U.S. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)’s Social Vulnerability Index (SVI) used U.S. Census Data to calculate which communities in the…

WASHINGTON — The economic toll of the coronavirus is forcing cities and states to redirect money away from projects that provide climate resilience, in a shift that threatens to tackle…