Dr. Robert Redfield, director of the Centers for Illness Control and Prevention. (AP Photo/Alex Brandon).
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Coronavirus 2.0? Coronavirus might have a deadlier 2nd wave later on this year, CDC director cautions
A 2nd wave of coronavirus could coincide with the start of influenza season, proving to be a lot more devastating than the long-lasting COVID-19 pandemic, the head of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) warned Tuesday.
Americans should continue to practice social distancing to alleviate the spread of the infection– even as some states attempt to reopen their economies in the coming week, CDC Director Robert Redfield informed The Washington Post.
Social distancing has actually had “an enormous impact” on including the outbreak but Americans need to prepare ahead and consider getting an influenza shot in the summer so that when winter season comes, health centers are not once again overburdened, Redfield said. Click On This Link for more on our leading story.
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Trump launches brand-new defense of protesters requiring states reopen their economies: ‘They want to return to work’
President Trump on Tuesday safeguarded protesters who have turned up at state capitols and outdoors governors’ mansions to require the reopening of organisations to start a fractured economy maimed by company closures and massive layoffs.
” They wish to return to work,” Trump told reporters during his everyday coronavirus job force rundown at the White Home. “They need to look after their households. They do not want to do this.”
Protests have actually surfaced in numerous states in recent weeks with participants requiring an end to state lockdown orders that are requiring lots of to stay indoors, and the instant resuming of businesses to aid those out of work. Click On This Link for more.
Other coronavirus developments:
– ‘Squad’ member Pressley states Trump coronavirus response ‘similar to war crimes’
– COVID-19 treatment hydroxychloroquine showed no benefit, more deaths in VA virus research study
– Coronavirus in the US: State-by-state breakdown
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Trump says he’ll ask Harvard to return coronavirus relief cash
President Trump accused Harvard University of “taking” cash from the federal government as part of the Paycheck Defense Program under the CARES Act, meant to benefit small businesses and stated he will be asking the Ivy League school to pay it back.
” Harvard is going to repay the money. They shouldn’t be taking it,” Trump said Tuesday as the White Home came under examination after a number of big services received money from the $350 billion relief fund, leaving small companies out as the coffers ran dry recently.
” I’m not going to discuss any other names, however when I saw Harvard– they have one of the biggest endowments anywhere in the nation, perhaps worldwide. They’re going to repay the cash,” he included. Click here for more.
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– Senate passes $484 B ‘Phase 3.5’ coronavirus stimulus plan
– Rand Paul speaks up versus $500 B rescue package
– Coronavirus: What you need to know
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Tucker Carlson says Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer desires locals to be peaceful and subservient in the coronavirus crisis so they won’t interfere with her efforts to merge the state’s government with the Democratic Celebration.
Stay safe, remain healthy and attempt to remain positive– we will get through this coronavirus pandemic together.
