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A year after the U.S. recorded its first virus case, the outbreak has ravaged the nation and deaths remain high.

One year ago today, health officials told Americans about a traveler who had just come home from Wuhan, China, sought treatment at an urgent-care clinic north of Seattle after falling ill — and set off alarm bells.

Has Africa been spared? Researchers say the numbers of cases and deaths are probably undercounted.

LAGOS, Nigeria — As the pandemic has swept across the world, it has become increasingly evident that in a vast majority of countries on the African continent, most deaths are never formally registered. Reliable data on a country’s deaths and their causes are hard to come by, which means governments can miss emerging health threats — whether Ebola or the coronavirus — and often have to formulate health policy blindly.

Trump’s Fraud Claims Died in Court, but the Myth of Stolen Elections Lives On

For years, Republicans have used the specter of cheating as a reason to impose barriers to ballot access. A definitive debunking of claims of wrongdoing in 2020 has not changed that message.

Bruce Boynton, Plaintiff in Landmark Civil Rights Case, Dies at 83

He was a Black man who wanted to sit in the white section of a bus terminal restaurant. The case reached the Supreme Court.

Bernard Cohen, Lawyer in Landmark Mixed-Marriage Case, Dies at 86

With Philip J. Hirschkop, he brought Loving v. Virginia to the Supreme Court, which struck down laws against interracial marriages.

What We Know About Daniel Prude’s Case and Death

For months, officials in Rochester, N.Y., tried to keep body camera footage of the police encounter that led to his death from becoming public.

Lesson of the Day: ‘What We Know About Breonna Taylor’s Case and Death’

In this lesson, students will learn about and respond to Ms. Taylor’s life and death, as well as the reaction to the recent grand jury decision for her case.

John Najarian, Pioneering Transplant Surgeon, Dies at 92

He was known for taking on difficult cases, many involving children. An anti-rejection drug he developed led to a scandal, but he was vindicated.

As virus cases spike in Iowa, Joni Ernst spreads a debunked theory of inflated death figures.

As Iowa sees a spike in coronavirus cases, Joni Ernst, the state’s junior senator and a Republican in a tight race for re-election, echoed a debunked conspiracy theory that deaths were being greatly inflated and suggested that health care providers had a financial motive to falsify cases.

Executive Admits Manslaughter in U.K. Trafficking Case Involving Vietnamese

A second man from Northern Ireland has pleaded guilty in a case that shocked Britons when the bodies of 39 Vietnamese were found in a truck trailer.