Over the last two months the coronavirus pandemic has brought nation’s largest, and most powerful cities to their knees. But as curves show signs of

Rural America has a higher proportion of vulnerable populations and more barriers to much-needed resources to keep its communities healthy.

William Frey tracks how high-prevalence counties have expanded on a weekly basis since the end of March, focusing on key geographic and demographic attributes as well as their 2016 voting patterns.

The coronavirus is tearing across the largest Native American reservation in the United States. Facing a spike in deaths, Navajo officials are scrambling to respond.

The coronavirus will cause devastation when it hits rural America; policymakers must prepare now to prevent this calamity.

Many Black Belt communities lack hospitals, beds, ventilators, and tests.

Workers in highly concentrated labor markets need stronger antitrust enforcement and labor protections.

Lawmakers must take action to ensure the health and safety of farmworkers while avoiding disruptions to the United States’ food supply.

As Congress dithers in aiding state and local governments, it risks locking in powerful economic headwinds that could set back the economy for years.

Ninety-five percent of the nation's counties got left out of the March stimulus package. Cities and counties are organizing to make sure they fare better with the next proposal.