The Report: No Shot, No Shoes, No Service

Plus: The return of masks, police in the spotlight and fighting tobacco

July 30, 2021 View in Browser The Report Measuring government performance

No Shot, No Shoes, No Service Frustration over coronavirus vaccine reluctance is prompting an emerging new approach: We can't make you do it. But we're going to make your life hard if you continue to refuse. Are Mask Mandates Coming Back? While some jurisdictions reimplemented their mask mandates prior to the change in CDC's guidance, others aren't as willing to go back. Police Get Personal in Probe of Capitol Riot Typically in the background as they maintain order at the Capitol, police officers got personal during the first meeting of a congressional investigative committee about the events of Jan. 6. Delta Variant Adds to the Worries at the Fed The historic drought exacerbated by climate change is draining reservoirs, fueling deadly heat waves and wildfires. Study Confirms School-to-Prison Pipeline New research found that early strict discipline causes an increase in adult crime. War on Smoking an Uphill Fight in Kentucky Economics, history and culture have kept consumption high in the Bluegrass State. The Photos You Should See U.S. News photo editors curate this month's most compelling images from at home and abroad. Developing the Future Health Workforce The U.S. has an abysmal record when it comes to maternal health, particularly among minority women. Explore the roots of the issue and the solutions that are making a difference in some clinics and communities.

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