In an essay for the Players’ Tribune published Wednesday, the WNBA star wrote about the exact lengths she’s gone through to keep herself healthy as she treats Lyme disease. Earlier in the week, Delle Donne revealed that her request for a medical exemption from playing in the 2020 season was denied by league physicians.

At a time when the U.S. is engaged in another conversation about its foundational racial inequities, the rescue is amplifying those imbalances in places like Cleveland, where half the population is Black.

Can the hottest boomtown off the coasts survive a recession—and a Covid surge?

California reported its largest number of new coronavirus infections in a single day Tuesday, hospitalizations hit a new high and deaths approached record levels as the state continued to lose ground in its battle against COVID-19.

On Tuesday, Asheville City Council voted 7-0 on a resolution that formally apologized to its Black residents for the city's role in slavery, discriminatory housing practices and other racist policies during its history. The resolution "doesn't mandate direct payments," but calls on the city to create the Community Reparations Commission, which will make investments in areas where Black residents face disparities.

The biggest retailer in the US, which includes Sam's Club, announced on Wednesday that customers will be required to wear masks at all of its locations starting on July 20.

The Buffalo Bills and New Era Cap Company jointly announced on Wednesday that the later has asked to be released from its naming rights and sponsorship deals with the Buffalo Bills. This will mean that the NFL team's stadium in Orchard Park, NY will have to change its name from New Era Field to another name that is yet to be determined.

Stills is facing a felony charge after he and 86 others were arrested at a protest in Louisville, Kentucky, according to the Louisville Courier Journal. The protesters were demanding justice for Breonna Taylor, who was killed on March 13, when police officers executed a no-knock warrant at her apartment and shot her at least eight times.

The University of Oxford candidate, led by Sarah Gilbert, might be through human trials in September. AstraZeneca has lined up agreements to produce 2 billion doses. Could this be the one?

Dozens of animals have died and more than a hundred have been rescued at Kaziranga National Park due to floods affecting the state of Assam, India, the park’s director has said. More than 2 million people have also been impacted by the disaster.

Buyers and gun store owners cite the coronavirus pandemic, George Floyd’s killing and efforts to defund the police as reasons for the increase.

Japanese amusement park Fuji-Q Highland has banned screaming on rides to prevent the spread of #Covid19. But is that even possible? Our Kurumi Mori tests her mettle trying to scream silently on a roller coaster.

Justice Ginsburg was discharged from the hospital on Wednesday and is “doing well,” according to a court spokesperson. Ginsburg was admitted to the Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore on Tuesday, where she was treated for a possible infection.

The spinoff from Tom King and Jorge Fornés is based on the character from Alan Moore's Watchmen comic book. Rorschach arrives on October 13.

Patricia Crowther’s ex-husband coded her cave maps into one of the first hit adventure games in the 1970s, and she had no idea.

Full-time minimum wage workers cannot afford a two-bedroom rental anywhere in the U.S. and cannot afford a one-bedroom rental in 95% of U.S. counties, according to a new report.