Tag: Covid-19
August 13 Report: COVID-19 Creeps Across Western Europe
COVID-19 cases are on the uptick in Western Europe signalling the possible start of another wave. Meanwhile starting to decreases in the U.S. but could worsen this winter.
August 12 Report: The School Question and COVID-19
If K-12 education is as important as the teachers want you to think it is, then why aren't they back at school? It's either essential or it's not; you can't have it both ways.
August 10 Report: Widespread Looting in Chicago
In an orchestrated attack on downtown Chicago, a caravan of cars poured into the city and looted stores on Miracle Mile and other neighborhoods.
Coronavirus Report August 9: Five Million
The U.S hit 5 million cases of COVID-19 yesterday, meaning that about 1.6 percent of the population is known to have been infected.
Coronavirus Report August 5: U.S. Cases Continue to Decline
The second wave of COVID-19 appears to be in retreat as cases decline and the curve drops from its mid-July peak.
Coronavirus Report August 4: To Vaccinate or Not to Vaccinate
A safe and effective vaccine will be a step forward, but far from a victory march in the battle against COVID-19.
Coronavirus Report August 3: Global Growth Continues
While deaths and cases were down in the U.S., global cases of COVID-19 continue to expand.
Coronavirus Report August 1: A Look at July
July was the worst month in our battle against coronavirus, with almost 2 million new cases in the U.S. and 7 million worldwide.
The Coronavirus Report July 31 – An Economic Death Spiral
Travel and tourism are just one of the many segments of the economy that are collapsing as a result of COVID-19. Consumers are afraid to travel, to go out to eat, and to spend money.
Coronavirus Report July 29: COVID-19 Doesn’t Scare us Anymore
Even as deaths climb, COVID-19 doesn't frighten us as much as it once did, but the economic repercussions could be devastating.










