News, analysis and resources on the fast-moving coronavirus pandemic, featuring timely dispatches from reporters, experts and providers.
As delta cases surge, breakthrough cases are inciting new vaccine worries. Here's the latest news roundup.
The federal eviction ban is partially reinstated, while the summer delta surge changes back-to-school calculations.
Pandemic aid programs cut the number of poor Americans by almost half between 2018 and 2021. What will happen when these programs end?
Infections and deaths are soaring just as people return to jobs in person. Should workplaces make vaccination mandatory?
Pandemic delays put Dreamers' status at risk? Will masks be fall's must-have back-to-school accessory? Read more in this week's COVID-19 news roundup.
Overdose fatalities rose in 2020, with Black people at high risk; cases on the rise, but vaccines remain politicized; Pfizer's booster remains uncertain.
This week: The end of pandemic housing support looms for homeless people, a nation divided by vaccination status, and the big question: Do you need a booster shot?
COVID-19 lockdowns meant dwindling savings and accumulating debt for many Americans, particularly low-income workers, women and people of color.
Lack of access and fear is keeping many people, often immigrants, from getting the best COVID-19 treatment.
In this week's Coronavirus Files newsletter, eviction moratorium are set to expire; restrictions lift as the virus simmers; delta variant is poised to dominate
