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Portland, Oregon, is the country’s whitest big city. Its racist history helps explain why.https://nytv.to/qL0ne 

The CDC warns that dining out raises the risk of catching COVID-19 more so than shopping or going to the salon.https://nytv.to/ZM1ad 

These are the 10 most diverse states in the U.S.https://nytv.to/QdgRe 

The White House, seeing a strategic opening amid mass school closures and a national reckoning over systemic racism, is ramping up its pursuit of school choice.https://nytv.to/nbqer 

In photos: Record breaking fires have forced tens of thousands to evacuate their homes in California.https://nytv.to/xN6g3 

You should still seek medical treatment during the pandemic - here's the best way to do so.https://nytv.to/MBv7X 

These are the easiest sports cars to live with in 2020.https://nytv.to/9kvpr 

Racial inequality in home values is greater today than it was 40 years ago, with homes in white neighborhoods appreciating $200,000 more since 1980 than comparable homes in similar communities of color.https://nytv.to/62ekR 

U.S. schools needs as many as 176 million COVID-19 tests each month in order to safely reopen. That number is a far cry from the current testing landscape, which stands at about 21 million tests each month for the entire country.https://nytv.to/L9gPp 

Newly released data from Gallup suggests citizens in many countries are becoming less tolerant of migrants, led by European nations on the frontlines of the recent years of refugee and asylum-seeker inflows.https://nytv.to/DlRaB 

Rep. Ro Khanna plans to introduce a bill that would impose term limits on Supreme Court justices.https://nytv.to/5o16e 

The seven-day average of daily confirmed new cases in the U.S. has hovered around 40,000 in recent days, according to Johns Hopkins University. The Midwest is the only region seeing sustained growth in its infections.https://nytv.to/qLlqA 

Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam and his wife tested positive for COVID-19 on Thursday, his office said.https://nytv.to/ZM9Vz 

President Trump on Thursday laid out his vision for his "America First" health care plan and signed an executive order aimed at protecting people with preexisting conditions.https://nytv.to/QdBVo 

Tokyo 2020 organizers propose measures to host olympics in "post-corona world."https://nytv.to/GbAJV 

A new report finds that many states have outdated laws that create "needless barriers" for treating people with severe mental illness in a timely fashion.https://nytv.to/nbaG0 

California will allow public health officials to participate in a program to keep their home addresses confidential, a protection previously reserved for victims of violence, abuse and stalking and reproductive health care workers.https://nytv.to/xN5bL 

Joe Biden receives the endorsement of nearly 500 retired senior military leaders and other national security officials ahead of the November presidential election.https://nytv.to/9kmNg 

Joe Biden receives the endorsement of nearly 500 retired senior military leaders and other national security officials ahead of the November presidential election.https://nytv.to/rGaY1 

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo and Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer are calling for congressional investigations into the Trump administration's "politicization of [the] pandemic response."https://nytv.to/OvR0P