How masks became the latest cultural flashpoint
As COVID-19 deaths rise in several states, some feel masks are ineffective or infringe on their personal freedoms. Some disagreements over wearing the masks have turned violent. How did we…
The global race to find a COVID-19 vaccine | Nightline
With coronavirus cases continuing to set records in Florida, California and Texas, many hospitals are nearing capacity and experts caution that clinical vaccine trials are still in the early stages.…
Federal clashes with Portland protesters raises legal questions about use of force
A Navy vet says he was attacked by U.S. marshals when he tried to speak to them. Lawmakers and civil rights lawyers have expressed concern about the agents’ violent clashes…
Latino workers largely affected by COVID-19 as essential jobs expose them to risk
Many Latinos work in construction or in the service industry, making them unable to work from home. Many Latinos must choose between risking illness or going without a paycheck. WATCH…
ER doctor who survived COVID-19 reunites with family after 3-month-long battle
Dr. Grant Lashley spent 39 days on a ventilator after getting sick with COVID-19 and having a stroke. He reunited with his wife and three kids after nearly six weeks…
ABC’s Bob Woodruff and his son’s new adventure series, ‘Rogue Trip,’ on Disney+
The former war correspondent and his photographer son talk about their four-month journey to uncommon tourist destinations around the world, from Colombia’s Amazon rainforest to Chernobyl in Ukraine. WATCH NIGHTLINE…
With COVID-19 unemployment benefits set to expire, fears over how to stay afloat
Tens of millions of still-unemployed Americans will lose the supplemental $600 a week provided under the CARES Act by the end of July. Lawmakers so far have failed to agree…
With jobless Americans waiting for extended relief, GOP reveals new coronavirus plan
Democrats have disagreed with the Republican bill, which would reduce federal supplemental unemployment aid from $600 to $200. “Nightline†speaks to Americans at risk of losing the aid. source
Concerns over student safety loom as some schools prepare to reopen amid COVID-19
Florida is one of a handful of states that have mandated in-person learning in schools this fall. Parents, educators and students talk about balancing the risks as the state fights…
What happened when former federal officials sounded the alarm on COVID-19: Nightline
In January and February, a group of former public health and national security officials privately encouraged Trump administration officials to heed warnings of an impending disaster. WATCH NIGHTLINE EPISODES: https://abc.go.com/shows/nightline…