William Wan

The resurgence of testing delays is sabotaging the nation’s ability to stem runaway viral transmission and mounting loss of lives.

Despite warnings, millions traveled and gathered for Thanksgiving. As officials brace for the surge ahead, they say a new approach is needed.

The bad news is there still won’t be enough to make testing a routine act for most Americans, as some experts have called for.

Biden is promising vaccines as federal officials worry that states reopening could imperil pandemic progress

After decades of chronic underfunding, U.S. public health departments last year showed how ill-equipped they are to carry out basic functions, let alone serve as the last line of defense against a pandemic.

Deadly gun violence Saturday night in Northwest D.C. was followed hours later by another incident in Southeast.

Man fatally shot in NW Washington - The Washington Post

Yale’s president said a Washington Post story about suicidal students being forced to withdraw ’misrepresents our efforts,” but also promised improved mental health services and other possible changes

A transgender woman joined Kappa Kappa Gamma for support. But she became the target of conservatives and a lawsuit by some sorority sisters to kick her out.

“Panda diplomacy” gave the United States its first giant pandas in 1972. But China’s changing priorities will soon deprive U.S. panda fans of their beloved bears.