USA

Union says CDC mask ruling is not based on science

How people in a US community are supporting and helping one another during the pandemic

Their families have been fighting to get answers about the mission from the Pentagon for nearly 60 years

Gatherings took place in cities including New York, Boston, Washington, Montreal and Dearborn, Michigan

India sees slowing of cases, but surge is moving into rural areas

Initiative, which follows fatal police shooting of African American Daunte Wright, would create new divisions of unarmed civilian employees to handle non-moving traffic violations and respond to mental health crises

Campaign to slow drivers in a bid to cut traffic deaths and injuries to be launched Monday

City now says partial remains belonging to victims of a 1985 bombing of the headquarters of a Black organization were never actually destroyed

VOA talks to filmmakers of 'Inhabitants' and 'Bring Your Own Brigade'

Experts say as people feel more safe, pool of people seeking work will probably grow

He asks, ‘How we can defend against these security challenges without surrendering the freedoms we hold dear?’

NFL uses a scoring algorithm on dementia testing that assumes Black men start with lower cognitive skills

The US is urgently working with Egypt, Jordan and others to end violent conflict between Israel and the militant group Hamas

He says suspension imposed by Republican predecessor 'does not advance the interests of the United States'

New bulletin from Homeland Security Department warns newfound freedom of movement could be boon to range of extremist groups, actors