Meet the two young entrepreneurs that are raising thousands for nonprofits by living out their passions for selling socks. Presented by @AmericanExpress

Join us for a special #InternationalWomensDay show featuring an all-female team of anchors, reporters, writers and producers. Tune in LIVE at 12 pm ET here: https://t.co/wT1vVBn7Ma

Biden signed an order that lifts the Trump administration’s ban on transgender troops serving in the military https://t.co/shkcBBzjVW

“Brown girl, brown girl. What do you see? I see a vice president that looks like me.” LOOK: Students at a Brooklyn elementary school recited an empowering poem and congratulated Kamala Harris for her election win

Joseph Robinette Biden Jr. has defeated Donald Trump to become the 46th U.S. president, unseating the incumbent with a pledge to unify and mend a nation reeling from a worsening pandemic, faltering economy and deep political divisions #Election2020 https://t.co/nSyqE4oKl5

“I don’t wear masks like him,” Trump said Tuesday. “Every time you see him, he’s got a mask.” Here's what Trump and Biden said about masks during #Debate2020 https://t.co/dhMI0t3sVp

"At some point you end up being more on top of what they are doing than what you are doing for your work." This Mexican mother of three describes her daily juggling act of both working and helping her kids learn remotely during the #Covid19 pandemic

“My own family’s experience with Covid has only cemented my resolve to participate politically.” After a near-deadly experience with the virus and hydroxychloroquine, this family is more determined than ever to head to the polls. More via @BW: https://t.co/JGMGnD8eh1

LIVE: Dr. Fauci @NIH joins us to answer your questions on the Covid-19 pandemic, including the latest on vaccines, mask wearing and the safe way to reopen businesses and schools as the virus continues to spread

Christopher David is the Navy veteran who was pepper-sprayed, tear-gassed and had his hand broken by federal agents in Portland. "This is unacceptable, and I think vets around the country are outraged as well," he says

"That extra money is basically keeping us afloat at this point." As benefits under the CARES Act expire, Americans left unemployed by the #Covid19 pandemic are contending with the reality that "it's going to suck"

"We have been forgotten about again." Residents of Cleveland’s predominantly Black neighborhoods are finding themselves locked out of the $2 trillion federal rescue. Here’s what some of them have to say. Read more via @BW: https://t.co/qJasuSpuS7

"The time is up to talk about oppression and not include a black woman.” Peaceful protests around the world demanded justice for #GeorgeFloyd, but what about Breonna Taylor? And why are black women’s experiences of police brutality still left out of the conversation? #SayHerName

Protests spread to all 50 states in the week after #GeorgeFloyd's death, but activists like @nvlevy have been fighting racial injustice for years. Here’s what it’s like to be a freedom fighter on the ground in Minneapolis

Restaurant owners are trying to figure out what the future will look like, as businesses across the U.S. slowly prepare for reopening in the Covid-19 era

As Georgia begins to reopen, local officials and business owners navigate the "hard choice" between their finances and the health of the population

A greenskeeper at Skukuza Golf Club in South Africa’s Kruger National Park spotted a pack of endangered African wild dogs playing on the empty links while the club remains closed due to the #coronavirus. There are only 1,409 of them left in the world, according to @WWF

JUST IN: A tiger at the Bronx Zoo named Nadia has tested positive for #Covid19, becoming the first animal to test positive in the U.S.

“Let’s march on.” A mother and daughter reunited in a Madrid hospital after both battling #Covid19 in the ICU. The doctors decided to let them recover in the same room

WATCH: Hospital staff in Madrid cheer as a #COVID19 patient gets transferred out of the ICU. Spain reported the most daily #coronavirus deaths they've seen yet, at 832 on March 27