Once the threat posed by the virus abates, the United States should support a regional approach to migration that allows for the fair, safe, and humane movement of peoples and upholds legal ...

Every hotspot has ‘its own curve’: How coronavirus cases are growing around the United States By Matthew Hilk , Arman Azad and Wes Bruer , CNN 5 minute read ...

President Trump said on Wednesday that the U.S. will overcome the coronavirus outbreak "quickly." Asked how the White House defines "quickly," Dr. Deborah Birx, the response coordinator for the ...

As coronavirus (COVID-19) spreads across the globe, we zoom in to see how the virus has overtaken the United States in recent weeks. The Johns Hopkins Coronavirus Resource Center publishes daily ...

COVID-19 cases are on the rise again across the United States, with the biggest increases in parts of the South, Southeast ...

Some cities and states have flattened their coronavirus curves. ... 44,820: The number of deaths in the United States from the virus so far. (That’s 2,406 more than yesterday morning).

United States - first statewide "stay at home" orders began March 19 The earliest statewide "stay at home" order began in California on March 19 and New York soon followed.

F or many countries staring down fast-rising coronavirus case counts, the race is on to “flatten the curve.”. The United States and other countries, experts say, are likely to be hit by ...

The deadly curve of cases, ... .1.7 variant is thought to be more contagious and more deadly, and it is expected to become the predominant form of the virus in the United States by late March.

With cases and deaths rising fast, scientists say they worry about the virus’s course in the United States as Thanksgiving celebrations and cold weather arrive. Share full article 292 ...

Every hotspot has 'its own curve': How coronavirus cases are growing around the United States March came in with a sickness and will go out with a surge. Posted 4:20 p.m. Mar 24, 2020 — Updated ...