Black Michigan Healthcare Worker Dies After Being Denied Coronavirus Test Four Times
Deborah Gatewood, a phlebotomist at the Beaumont Hospital in Michigan, reportedly died from coronavirus after being refused a test four different times.
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25-Year-Old Black Man Running Through Suburban Georgia Neighborhood Killed By Two White Men
Ahmaud Arbery was running through a suburban Georgia neighborhood when he was pursued, shot, and killed by a white man and his father.
Texas to Reopen Some Businesses This Friday As Stay-At-Home Order Expires
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott announced that the state’s stay-at-home order will expire on Thursday and that some businesses will be allowed to reopen Friday.
Healthcare Workers Demand More Support and Protection from Trump as They Battle COVID-19
Healthcare workers are calling on President Trump to provide more support and protection as they put their lives on the line amid COVID-19.
Fox News Cuts Ties With Diamond and Silk Over False Narratives About the Coronavirus
Fox News fired controversial commentators Diamond and Silk after they said the death rate of coronavirus victims is being inflated make Trump look bad.
College Enrollments Likely To See Significant Drop As Schools Consider Remaining Closed Until 2021
Colleges and universities across the country were already seeing a drop in enrollments, but thanks to coronavirus the decline could be worse.
Support For Mail In-Voting Rises Amid Coronavirus Outbreak
Support for mail-in voting has risen amid growing concerns about the safety of polling places during the coronavirus pandemic.
Jemele Hill Calls Out New England Patriots’ Draft Pick For Tattoo Linked to White Supremacy
The Atlantic columnist Jemele Hill called out Patriots draft pick Justin Rohrwasser for sporting a tattoo representing the Three Percenters, a far-right militia group.
Mayor Carmen Yulín Cruz: No One in Puerto Rico Has Received a Coronavirus Relief Check
San Juan Mayor Carmen Yulín Cruz said Monday that Puerto Rico’s residents have yet to receive their $1,200 stimulus checks.
Los Angeles Lakers Returned $4.6 Million Loan from the Government’s Paycheck Protection Program
The Los Angeles Lakers repaid a $4.6 million loan from the SBA’s Paycheck Protection Program, which was intended to help small businesses impacted by COVID-19.