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Grand Jury Records in 1946 Lynching Case Must Remain Sealed, Court Rules

No one was ever charged in the killing of two black couples by a group of white men in rural Georgia, known as the Moore’s Ford lynchings.

Live Coronavirus News and Updates

Maryland, Virginia and Arizona issued statewide stay-at-home orders, and the F.D.A. granted emergency approval for the use of two malaria drugs to treat some coronavirus patients.

Days After a Funeral in a Georgia Town, Coronavirus ‘Hit Like a Bomb’

A mourner came to Albany, Ga., to attend the funeral of a retired janitor. After a pause while the infections incubated, the virus swept through the community.

The Human Stories of the Coronavirus Pandemic

Some students want to abolish grades; people are working on their “Quarantine Routines”; and, handily, it’s National Doctor’s Day.

Coronavirus Prompts Instacart and Amazon Strikes Over Health Concerns

The two companies are the latest targets of labor action by groups fearing virus exposure on the job.

Hospital Safety Rules Are Relaxed to Fight Coronavirus

The federal government has redefined a hospital to include tents and dormitory rooms.

2 Top Democratic Groups Form Alliance to Support Joe Biden

Unite the Country, a super PAC supporting Mr. Biden’s campaign, and the progressive group American Bridge are hoping to raise about $175 million together to defeat President Trump.

Trump’s Virus Defense Is Often an Attack, and the Target Is Often a Woman

Now part of the long list of women the president has insulted: a governor, a reporter, the head of General Motors and, of course, the House speaker.

U.S. to Announce Rollback of Auto Pollution Rules, a Key Effort to Fight Climate Change

The Trump administration has finalized new fuel efficiency standards, lowering expectations from 54 miles per gallon by 2025 to 40 miles a gallon by 2030.

Florida Arrests Pastor Who Defied Virus Orders

The sheriff of Hillsborough County said the Rev. Rodney Howard-Browne, a Pentecostal pastor, endangered the lives of his parishioners by holding services on Sunday.

Prince Harry and Meghan Scale Down Their Royal P.R. Machine

With little fanfare, the couple transferred control of their brand to advisers in Los Angeles, their new home.

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