Emmanuel Felton

• National

Many Rolling Fork residents say they didn't hear sirens before the Mississippi tornado. Questions now remain about warning systems in poor, rural communities.

• National

Before the tornado, Sidney Alexander Street in Rolling Fork was filled trees, mobile homes and small ranch houses. Now, little is recognizable.

• Extreme Weather

Rescues and evacuations are taking place as the state braces for another wall of rain and snow in the coming days.

• National

Black banks have been in decline for years. The investors involved in the purchase of Holladay Bank and Trust say they are on a mission to reverse that trend.

• National

A government-appointed San Francisco committee says qualified Black residents should receive $5 million each in reparations. Critics, including some reparations advocates, dismiss the idea.

• National

Mississippi Republicans want to wrest control of a portion of Jackson, setting up a separate judicial system, in a predominately White side of town.

• Americas

If Bolsonaro is in Florida on a diplomatic visa, he would have to depart by the end of the month or apply for a different status, the U.S. said Monday.

• National

Evanston, a Chicago suburb, has been heralded for its $10 million reparations program. But even some of its Black residents aren't happy with the program's progress.

• National

More than 1.5 million people were without power, holiday travel was scrambled and thousands were ordered to stay home as the storm pummeled most of the nation.