As Elsa threat looms, data shows poor get less FEMA aid

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Tropical Storm Elsa is threatening to bring heavy rain and possible tornadoes to Florida, potentially complicating the search for missing people in the collapsed condo tower in Surfside. CNN has an update. NPR looks at FEMA data showing that lower-income Americans are less likely to receive federal disaster assistance. The Biden administration wants to review thousands of Trump-era deportations, in an unusual move that could bring some people back to the U.S., the Marshall Project and Politico report. The pandemic created new opportunities for Black entrepreneurs to start their own businesses, according to the L.A. Times. Big changes to orchestra seating arrangements could help limit the spread of the coronavirus, new research suggests. Smithsonian Magazine breaks it down.

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