A recent study from South Korea showed children ages 10-19 can spread the coronavirus at least as well as adults can. Source

“I think it’s the right thing to do,” Biden said Wednesday. “I’ve wanted to set an example as to how we should respond individually to this crisis.” Source

Drugmaker is charging $32 to $37 for initial doses, more than triple the cost of other vaccines being tested. Source

The Secret Service says it is investigating two incidents involving Black women and law enforcement. These incidents are putting a spotlight on the disproportionate use of force on women of color. Jeff Pegues reports. Source

The nation’s third-largest school district announces that more than 350,000 students will begin the school year online. Meanwhile, schools around the country are looking to take new measures for students returning to classes, including requiring masks. Manuel Bojorquez reports. Source

At least 137 people were killed in the devastating explosions in Beirut, Lebanon. A number of officials in charge of Beirut’s port are now under house arrest, possibly facing “the harshest punishment” if found responsible. Charlie D’Agata has the latest. Source

“I don’t think we can handle what’s coming,” one doctor said, as crises have piled up on the Middle Eastern nation. Source

Though some Senate Republicans expressed doubt that it’s legal for President Trump to deliver his nomination acceptance speech at the White House, as he says he may do, the president said at a news conference Wednesday that it is legal and would save “tremendous amounts of money” in terms of security and travel. Watch the president’s remarks. Source

Ian Brock, a 15-year-old high schooler from Chicago, is offering coding classes through his organization “Dream, Hustle, Code.” He also helps with personal development advice. His parents help him run the non-profit full time. Adriana Diaz shares his story. Source

President Trump is repeating his claim that the coronavirus will “go away, like all things go away.” He is also saying that children are “almost immune from this disease.” Paula Reid reports. Source