Months into pandemic, experts grapple with unknowns
With stay-at-home orders expiring and businesses reopening, all the scientific data — and all the tentative, provisional language surrounding it — is being scrutinized anew, but basic questions remain unanswered.
Top HHS watchdog being replaced by Trump says inspectors general must work free from political intrusion
The office is pursuing 14 additional reviews of the administration’s response to the coronavirus pandemic.
Students in a cafeteria in Daejeon, South Korea. (Yonhap/EPA-EFE/Shutterstock)
Plastic dividers separate students in Daejeon. (Yonhap/EPA-EFE/Shutterstock)
Workers disinfect a cafeteria in Gwangju. (Yonhap/AP)
A high school classroom in Jeju. (Yonhap/Reuters)
Plastic barriers, face masks and lots of disinfectant: What newly reopened schools in South Korea look like
The country has been slowly reopening schools in the past week, and these pictures show how some of them are trying to keep students and teachers from contracting the coronavirus.
A third of Americans show signs of clinical anxiety or depression, Census Bureau finds
Symptoms of anxiety and depression are widespread during the pandemic, according to the bureau’s new Household Pulse Survey.
Guide to the pandemic
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