The coronavirus pandemic has spurred states to boost vote-by-mail, raising worries that inconsistent policies could lead to problems counting mailed ballots.
As GEO Group boasted to investors about its handling of the coronavirus, the company was scrambling to contain outbreaks.
Across New York City, in neighborhoods that have been most devastated by the coronavirus, hunger is emerging as the primary concern.
Experts predict an “above-normal” hurricane season, and officials planning a response will have to take into account social distancing.
Voices
Is the change in posture about the coronavirus based on science or political ideology?
The Paycheck Protection Program, created by Congress through the CARES Act, is disqualifying and discouraging small business owners with felony convictions.
A coalition of conservative groups, many funded by the pharmaceutical industry, have attacked proposals aiming to ensure Covid-19 treatments are affordable.
Winner is fighting for compassionate release due to her medical conditions, but the government said she was “line-jumping.”
The animal agriculture industry has spent decades fighting to avoid the disclosure of information about facilities where animals are raised for food.
Lance Wilson is the lead plaintiff in a class-action suit against the Bureau of Prisons for its negligent response to the pandemic.
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