Since the coronavirus broke out, you’ve likely taken a sponge and disinfectant to your home. Maybe you even got the vacuum into the tough corners. But have you really cleaned everything?
While the White House and some lawmakers are “raring to go” in getting the US economy restarted in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak, we still might be a few more weeks from lifting the lockdowns.
While its numbers pale by comparison to those in New York, Indiana is reporting its largest number of overnight coronavirus deaths since the pandemic began.
On an average day this time last year, 2.3 million people would pass through airports in the US. But on Wednesday, TSA agents screened less than 95,000.
When you do need to venture out into the world right now, health officials ask that you engage in social distancing. However, not everyone seems to respect the 6-foot rule.
In an effort to enforce social distancing and prevent the further spread of the coronavirus, New York City just shut down all of its public basketball courts.
With so many of us currently under mandatory “stay-at-home” orders, there’s a lot more time to scroll through our social media feeds. Unfortunately, that means we’re getting exposed to more coronavirus related conspiracies and fake news.
As the number of New York’s coronavirus cases continues to climb despite social distancing orders, the state’s governor has doubled the $500 fine for people who don’t comply.
Joining 41 other state leaders, the governor of South Carolina on Monday ordered his state’s residents to stay at home unless they have “essential” business to attend to.
Georgia governor Brian Kemp is drawing criticism after he issued stay-at-home orders which included reopening beaches so people can exercise. Tybee Island is at the center of the controversy. The tourist spot was closed two weeks ago and is now reopening and Mayor Shirley Sessions is calling the action a “reckless mandate.”
