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According to Nasdaq, three-quarters of listed companies would not currently meet the proposed diversity standards. Mark Lennihan/AP hide caption
Kurt Papenfus is the lone full-time emergency room physician at a hospital in Cheyenne Wells, Colo. His illness is a test case for how the pandemic is affecting the fragile rural health care system. Dr. Kurt Papenfus hide caption
The Ripple Effect Of 1 Rural Colorado Doctor Catching The Coronavirus
Star Of 'Contact' And 'GoldenEye,' Arecibo Telescope Collapses In Puerto Rico
According to Nasdaq, three-quarters of listed companies would not currently meet the proposed diversity standards. Mark Lennihan/AP hide caption
America Reckons With Racial Injustice
Nasdaq Takes Aim At All-White, Male Company Boards With Diversity Proposal
Nasdaq Takes Aim At All-White, Male Company Boards With Diversity Proposal
Lessons In Handling Health Crises The U.S. Can Learn From AIDS Epidemic
Group Of Moderate Lawmakers Proposes Bipartisan Pandemic Relief Bill
Researcher Finds Evictions Are Associated With More Than 10,000 Deaths From COVID-19
U.N. Investigators Help Yazidis In Iraq Find Bodies Of Loved Ones Killed By ISIS
With Relief Programs Expiring Soon, Millions Of Americans Expect A Difficult Winter
Armed Gang Attacks Criciúma, Brazil, Holds People Hostage While Robbing Bank
From Cholera To Seat Belts: History Of Americans Reacting To Public Health Messages
CDC Immunization Advisory Committee Votes On Distribution Of Coronavirus Vaccine
A private delivery company's courier drives his delivery vehicle in a residential area in Beijing in June. Andy Wong/AP hide caption
For China's Overburdened Delivery Workers, The Customer — And App — Is Always Right
In 2020, Number Of International Students In U.S. Dropped By 16%, New Data Show
2020 Book Concierge: Ari Shapiro Picks 'Piranesi' By Susanna Clarke
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