The cost of the coronavirus crisis? Around 1 million people still claim unemployment benefits every week. chandan khanna / Agence France-Presse / Getty Images The numbers: The number of Americans
Coronavirus count: global COVID-19 cases 59.9 million and in the United States, on average 175,270 cases per day
The global tally of confirmed cases of the coronavirus responsible for COVID-19 rose to 59.9 million on Wednesday, according to data aggregated by Johns Hopkins University, while the death toll
Fed’s bullard sees ‘light’ at end of coronavirus tunnel
James Bullard, chairman of the St. Louis Federal Reserve, said he saw a “light at the end of the tunnel” towards the coronavirus pandemic. pike alastair / Agence France-Presse /
Seniors, blacks and Latin Americans say they would hesitate to get coronavirus vaccine
According to a recent poll, 46% of Americans between the ages of 50 and 80 prefer to wait until others get vaccinated before doing it themselves. ROBYN BECK / AFP
Consumer confidence deflates in November after record coronavirus surge
The election of Joe Biden as president has boosted Democrats’ confidence, but not enough to counter growing concerns over the record peak in coronavirus cases. alex edelman / Agence France-Presse
How coronavirus bailouts could help boost greener air travel
How coronavirus bailouts could help boost greener air travel
Politicizing masks ‘is like politicizing toilet paper,’ says Biden coronavirus adviser
Dr. Celine Gounder appears on MSNBC Monday. MSNBC screenshot “Unfortunately, the wearing of masks has been politicized. It’s a basic hygiene measure – it’s like politicizing toilet paper. “” It
Los Angeles set to impose stay-at-home orders as coronavirus cases continue to rise
Drivers line up at a COVID-19 test site in a parking lot at Dodger Stadium on November 17 in Los Angeles. The Orange County Register via AP LOS ANGELES –
US media coverage is far more negative than elsewhere on coronavirus, university researchers conclude
Tirelessly negative? saul loeb / Agence France-Presse / Getty Images It was sometime after the end of the first wave of coronavirus that Bruce Sacerdote, professor of economics at Dartmouth
‘Things are getting a lot worse’ Why the new surge in coronavirus cases could be so damaging to Americans’ finances, in addition to their health
The number of coronavirus infections is rising steadily right now, but the number of cases is not the only metric that is going in the wrong direction. A growing number