July 15, 2020

There was always a logical explanation for why cases rose through the end of June while deaths did not.

Taiwan has reported only seven deaths so far from Covid-19. Everything is mostly reopened, and the only signs of Covid-19 are the frequent temperature checks and the expectation to wear masks on the subway. Here's what it did right.

Living this way is exhausting — each of us constantly weighing safety versus freedom.

It’s true the evidence for masks was weak before. That’s changed.

Studies show that these products are not necessarily safer than reusable alternatives with respect to viral spread

Covid-19 has turned the future of work in a new direction, becoming virtual and remote, rather than physical and local. The digital transformation of work has finally arrived. But will it last?

The nation’s top public-health expert tells The Atlantic that he isn’t going anywhere, despite the Trump administration’s newest attempts to undercut him.

The White House trade adviser’s column represented his most brazen effort yet to dress down the widely respected immunologist.

The coronavirus rages on -- and so does the rhetorical battle over it. Some 137,000 Americans have died from COVID-19, and more than 3.5 million are infected. While Dr. Anthony Fauci, the nation’s top infectious disease doctor, says the U.S. needs to “call a timeout” to get the virus under control, the Trump administration disagrees. Yamiche Alcindor reports and joins Amna Nawaz to discuss.

A sample screen suggests that Facebook will use the World Health Organization as a trusted source for information about Covid-19, and will include simple statements of fact like 'Hydroxychloroquine hasn't been proven to cure, treat, or prevent it.'

Mitch McConnell was in Shelbyville on Wednesday, speaking with reporters and thanking frontline health care workers.

More than 77,000 cases were logged just in the last seven days, according to the Florida Department of Health.

The Cambridge company's vaccine triggered an immune response in all 45 subjects in a recent trial.

The company said the policy will go into effect on Monday to allow time to inform stores and customers.

Wednesday morning, Governor Kay Ivey announced that a statewide mask order will be in place, effective at 5:00 p. m. Thursday July 16, 2020 and ending July 31, 2020. Ivey was joined at the news conference by State Health Officer Dr. Scott Harris, as Alabama's COVID-19 cases and deaths surged. When asked about how the order will be enforced Dr. Harris said, 'no one is interested in arresting people. ' Ivey also admitted the order will the difficult to enforce, but said 'the numbers don't lie. '

Who matches this personality formula?

The Guardian speaks to shop owners about new face mask rules in Scotland and England

Small businesses account for 98 percent of all San Diego companies. Is this fact taken into consideration when shutting down the world’s fifth largest economy?

If you told me dunking my head in a barrel of hand sanitiser every time I left the house would bring back normality faster, I’d do it, says writer Joel Golby