A Pandemic And A Parade: What 1918 Tells Us About Flattening The Curve
During the 1918 pandemic, two U.S. cities took wildly different approaches. The results show us the importance of "flattening the curve."

Why Summer Didn't Slow Down COVID-19
Some experts had hoped summer would help control the pandemic. But COVID-19 cases are nearing record levels nationwide. Here's what happened.
By Andrew Lawler / Newsy
Reshaped By Pandemic, Cities Claim Streets For More Than Just Cars
As people head outdoors this summer, cities help them to maintain safe distances by creating "slow streets," roads designed for more than just cars.
By AP Photo/Jeff Chiu
What Connects HIV And COVID-19? Their Impact On Black People
Dr. Anthony Fauci says pandemics expose how the American health care system fails black communities.
By Newsy / Dave GlanzTop Stories

WATCH LIVE - The funeral of Tyre Nichols
Scripps News streams the funeral of Tyre Nichols live from Memphis, Tennessee.
By Nichols family / AP
17-year-old founder of a reading club for Black boys becomes an author
Congrats to the new author!
By Books N Bros via Facebok
DeSantis pushes ban on diversity programs in state colleges
It's the Republican's latest step onto the front lines of the nation's culture wars as he considers a 2024 bid for the White House.
By Marta Lavandier / AP