Payroll processing company ADP announced Wednesday that the private sector lost more than 20 million jobs in April, a decrease that transcended company size and industry sector. The service industry, unsurprisingly, bore the brunt of… Read Story
Almost three weeks since South Korea held national elections, the conclusions are clear: highest voter turnout ever, a huge win to the president’s party and no significant sign of coronavirus infections. Read Story
The lack of massive testing and contact tracing, and some states’ unwillingness to follow recommended prevention practices could lead to a new spike in cases in not so distant future, according to Dr. Susan Blumenthal,… Read Story
Will community colleges face more challenges than opportunity in a learning environment shaped by a pandemic?… Read Story
New models are showing that if you remove the New York City Metro area from the U.S national coronavirus models cases remain on the rise. This includes many states like Texas which started opening businesses… Read Story
PHOENIX – President Donald Trump embarked on his second trip since the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic, flying to Arizona Tuesday to tour a factory that produces N95 masks. Although Arizona remains under a stay-at-home… Read Story
The Food and Drug Administration has passed a policy reversing a previous call that allowed unreviewed antibody tests flood the market. Read Story
The history of quarantines goes back seven hundred years and has taken different forms, but quarantines and other measures to prevent the spread of infectious diseases have at sometimes been vigorously resisted by the people… Read Story
A roundup of the top stories you need to know for Tuesday May 5, 2020… Read Story
States have slowly begun to reopen amid pressure from the Trump administration to kickstart the economy. Nearly a dozen states partially opened on Friday, including Texas, Tennessee and Georgia, the first mass reopening of… Read Story