South Korea’s president says officials should take “unprecedented, powerful” steps to fight a viral outbreak.
Erica Nitschke
Columnist
Who gets to be “Person 1?” Whoever fills out 2020 Census form
Deciding who will fill out the questionnaire may force spouses or domestic partners to have conversations about power dynamics that they might not have had for 10 years, the last time there was a decennial census.
Lizzo, ‘Just Mercy’ win top honors at NAACP Image Awards
The show recognizing entertainers of color took aim at the lack of diversity at other Hollywood award ceremonies.
$1 million grant from former head of Xerox goes to record black women’s histories
‘We have to teach ourselves to actually value ourselves in our society,’ says Ursula Burns, was the first black women to head a Fortune 500 company.
Cannabis oil lab explodes in California apartment, authorities say
One person suffered serious injuries after a lab blew up Saturday, police said.
Police: 1 dead, 4 wounded in Connecticut club shooting
Police officers had been stationed outside the club because of previous problems there.
Rival Democrats accuse Bloomberg of trying to ‘buy’ election
The attacks are a sign of how seriously the field is starting to take Bloomberg as he gains traction in the race and is on the cusp of qualifying for Wednesday’s debate.
Maine might be the next state to require cage-free eggs
A Saco Democratic lawmaker is proposing a requirement that producers follow state guidelines including cage-free housing systems that allow chickens to perch and spread their wings.
Iran’s president: Trump doesn’t want war ahead of 2020 vote
In a press conference Sunday, President Hassan Rouhani says Trump knows that conflict with Iran will ‘ruin’ his chances of winning.
Democratic hopefuls now test strength among minority voters
The election calendar is turning to Nevada and South Carolina, two states with substantial minority populations.