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Important developments in the pandemic. Welcome to another mini edition of this newsletter as we celebrate Labor Day. Read on for the latest news, from what scientists are predicting for the pandemic this autumn to new self-care ideas to help you get through another season. We'll meet you back here tomorrow with a full newsletter. As always, the pieces below are free to access from this email.  The latest Experts project autumn surge in coronavirus cases, with a peak after Election Day By Joel Achenbach and Rachel Weiner ●  Read more » Covid-19: A bad flu season colliding with the pandemic could be overwhelming By Lena H. Sun ●  Read more » New York’s infection rate has been below one percent for 30 days By Lateshia Beachum ●  Read more » India surpasses Brazil to take second spot in total coronavirus cases By Joanna Slater and Niha Masih ●  Read more » Northeastern University dismisses 11 students who gathered in hotel room By Derek Hawkins and Marisa Iati ●  Read more » Trump fixates on the promise of a vaccine — real or not — as key to reelection bid By Philip Rucker, Josh Dawsey and Yasmeen Abutaleb ●  Read more » Overfed and underexercised, some dogs are putting on pandemic pounds By Kim Kavin ●  Read more » ‘Mom, help help help help!’: Working, teaching and parenting at home in a pandemic By Eli Saslow ●  Read more » Professor’s death after collapsing in virtual class is a ‘sad reminder that the virus is real,’ friend says By Paulina Firozi and Antonia Farzan ●  Read more » Welcome to college. Now get tested for the coronavirus — again and again. By Nick Anderson ●  Read more » Debates over mask-wearing are nothing new Perspective ●  By Jessica Brabble, E. Thomas Ewing and Ariel Ludwig ●  Read more » This luxury Disney World resort wants to home-school your kids By Natalie Compton ●  Read more » NFL’s coronavirus protocols will include daily testing except on game days By Mark Maske ●  Read more » Around the DMV Coronavirus cases in the D.C. region have plateaued. It could stay this way for months. By Rebecca Tan and Erin Cox ●  Read more » This rural Virginia community thought it could escape the pandemic. Now, it has among the highest number of new cases in the state. By Laura Vozzella ●  Read more » The first week of virtual schooling is done. How did D.C. do? By Perry Stein ●  Read more » Your life at home 10 self-care ideas to help you get through the pandemic into the fall