Restrictions on eateries and shops are painful but can suppress the virus until a vaccine is ready.
Stepping back from a threat to fire teachers, the district paused plans to return students to schools.
The pandemic’s surge has deepened the demand and complicated efforts to serve those in need.
News of a vaccine is tempered by a sobering increase in infection rates. We can’t let up yet.
Unsubstatiated charges of voter fraud risk damage to public confidence in our election systems.
Statements by two justices offer hope the ACA’s constitutionality will be upheld. But work remains.
At best it’s a bothersome redundancy; at worst a paternalistic denial of American voting rights.
We can seem far from Jefferson’s ideal of shared purpose, but it’s there if we listen to each other.
Regardless of how Americans vote, every vote counts and every vote must be counted.
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Approval would allow the fund — supporting care services — to be carefully invested by a state board.
His nearly 50 years of public service can guide the country in confronting a range of challenges.
Both justices’ legal experience is further informed by their perspectives as women and minorities.
Robert Grant and Cassandra Lopez Shaw are well qualified but Grant has served as a pro tem judge.
It assures — at parents’ option — all K-12 students can get age-appropriate sexual health education.
The AG has a proven record on issues of criminal justice, Trump’s over-reach and consumer protection.
