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Special Report: Shutdown: The Coronavirus

Healthcare professionals struggle with Trump’s decisions during pandemic

President Trump has not followed CDC guidelines for face-covering, and social-distancing measures by holding large in-person, indoor campaign rallies.

Special Report: Shutdown: The Coronavirus

Some Americans Say “Not So Fast” on Operation Warp Speed

As the federal government and pharmaceutical companies race towards a vaccine for COVID-19, Americans have mixed emotions about it.

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Californians threatened by wildfire blame climate change

As temperatures slowly climb to hotter degrees, it has escalated the amount of dry shrubbery and organic matter that fuels fires.

Special Report: Shutdown: The Coronavirus

Trump voters unfazed by morality of Trump’s Covid response

On March 19th, Trump admitted to Woodward that he wanted to downplay the risk of the virus because he didn’t want to cause a panic.

Special Report: Shutdown: The Coronavirus

Trump rallies continue, despite the rising Covid-19 death toll

But his supporters feel that, although the virus has struck 7 million Americans,  Trump has done a fine job handling a once in  a lifetime pandemic.

Special Report: Shutdown: The Coronavirus

Latinos weigh in on President Trump’s management of the pandemic

Latinos have been a major target of the Covid-19 pandemic.

Special Report: Shutdown: The Coronavirus

Fast track vaccine causes fear

 According to a recent poll by National Public Radio, just 49% of Americans now say they will get vaccinated when one is made available; 44% say they won't.

Special Report: Shutdown: The Coronavirus

It’s business as usual at McSorley’s Old Ale House

The Irish pub has adapted well to the Covid-19 pandemic

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A celebration of Black trans lives

Event attendees gathered in New York City’s Hudson River Park to hear from community activists, watch live performances and drag shows, eat, dance and socialize. 

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RBG mourned in New York City

A band played, people danced, chanted, and cheered as others left flowers and pictures of Ginsburg.