Coronavirus

As cases and deaths continue to drop despite some states reopening, the questions remains: When will the rest of the country reopen?

While COVID-19 data continues to improve, the rest of the news does not. If this is what the “new normal” looks like, then we’re in for a pretty ugly immediate future as politics rears its ugly head, job losses become permanent, and fears of a second wave persist.

Does familiarity breed contempt? Or as we learn more do we just fear COVID-19 less?

We've seen the curve flatten and slowly drop, now news coverage is following as COVID-19 gets less coverage.

COVID-19 cases continue to grow slowly across the U.S. and the world as unemployment reaches new heights.

There’s an economic cost to keeping the country shutdown and a cost in lives if we reopen. We need to strike a balance where we can move forward without endangering vulnerable groups.

After a couple days of lower numbers, both the death toll and number of coronavirus cases saw a bump in the past 24 hours.

Cases and deaths from COVID-19 continued to drop, but bankruptcies are climbing.

COVID-19 cases and deaths dropped in the U.S. and globally as reopening gradually spreads.

Reported cases of COVID-19 in the U.S. continued to hold steady with 30,000 new cases in the past 24 hours.  This is an increase...