By Lisa Newcomb   An estimated 338,000 children in the United States have been infected with Covid-19, and 97,000 of those were reported in the final two weeks of July, according to a r... Read more

By Juliana Brenner   Antoinette Rodríguez’s last in-person home visit was March 6, when she drove 50 miles to see a mother and her eight children in Standing Rock, New México on the Nav... Read more

By JoNel Aleccia   When U.S. scientists launch the first large-scale clinical trials for COVID-19 vaccines this summer, Antonio Cisneros wants to make sure people like him are included... Read more

By Khalil Abdullah   If Willie Sutton were alive, he wouldn’t be robbing banks, more likely he’d be a scam artist, siphoning off a portion of the almost $70 million that Indiana consume... Read more

By Cindy Long   In a flurry of tweets, President Trump condemned CDC guidance on reopening schools and threatened to withhold funding to schools that don’t reopen for fall, creating mor... Read more

Ramón Del Castillo, PhD   “The roots of rebellion,” a column I wrote in 2014 was a response to the killing of Michael Brown shot by a police officer in Ferguson, Missouri.  Spurred by t... Read more

  Jill Richardson   The Supreme Court just affirmed a right I thought I always had: not to be fired for my sexual orientation. The 6-3 ruling found that, under existing civil right... Read more

By Matt Watson   “You just have to cross the puente.” In describing the town where she was born, Jackie Màrquez Rocha uses the Spanish word for “bridge,” referring to the Puente Interna... Read more

Javier Sierra   In his masterpiece, Colombian writer José Eustasio Rivera describes the extreme worker exploitation and violence in the Colombian Amazon during the rubber boom of the ea... Read more