According to the most recent figures published through Johns Hopkins University, 19,477,290 cases have been detected worldwide, with 723,599 deaths and another 11,801,489 people cured.
In the United States, there were 4,986,345 cases shown and 162,244 deaths, of which 1,623,870 others recovered from the virus.
President Trump has signed a series of ordinances to offer relief to Americans suffering the effect of the economic crisis caused by the coronavirus pandemic. Read more…
The United States set a record for coronavirus cases on Saturday, with more than five million people now infected, according to a Reuters count, while the country’s most sensitive infectious disease officer held hope this week that an effective vaccine could be coming. had until the end of the year. With one in 66 infected citizens, the United States leads the world in COVID-19 cases, according to a Reuters analysis. The country has recorded more than 160,000 deaths, or nearly a quarter of the world’s total.
The bleak pace comes when President Donald Trump signed executive orders to provide economic relief to Americans affected by the coronavirus pandemic after the White House failed to reach an agreement with Congress. On Friday, the U.S. Department of Labor reported that the expansion of U.S. tasks. It slowed down, particularly in July, underlining the urgent need for further government assistance. Dr. Anthony Fauci told Reuters on Wednesday that there may be at least one safe and effective vaccine until the end of the year. But Trump presented a more positive view, saying it was imaginable that the United States had a vaccine opposed to coronavirus at the time of the November 3 presidential election.
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A CDC exam found that 1 in 3 young people hospitalized for coronavirus admitted to intensive care. Hispanic and black youth were much more likely to be hospitalized than young whites, according to the study.
The effects of the virus are contrary to the popular belief that young people are “almost immune” to the virus.
Two out of three faithful are now safe to return to church, a Pew Research survey revealed. About a portion of respondents said they were personally interested in worship alone online or on television.
Major League Soccer will resume the normal season with clubs playing in their cities starting August 12 after the end of the one-place tournament in Florida that was designed to prevent the spread of COVID-19, the league announced Saturday. Most matches will be played without the presence of enthusiasts and the normal season will lead to an expanded 18-team postseason, culminating in the MLS Cup on December 12, MLS added in a press release.
Due to restrictions due to the new coronavirus, the league said the initial phase of the 18-game schedule will feature U.S. clubs while running with all 3 Canadian groups in recovery plans. The rest of the normal season schedule will be announced in early September, as MLS works with infectious disease experts, league and club medical staff, and government officials in all markets. To help combat the spread of COVID-19, MLS stated that testing protocols would play a vital role and that clubs would do so through charter or bus flights, and for maximum road trips, they would arrive in the host city on game day and depart that night. .
The 26 MLS clubs had played two normal-season games when the action was suspended in March due to the virus, and the league made the decision to host a month-long World Cup-style tournament at Walt Disney World in Orlando. The tournament got off to an unstable start when FC Dallas and Nashville SC were withdrawn from the festival due to a series of positive tests at each club. To compensate for the tournament’s lost games, Dallas and Nashville will play 3 games more opposed to each other during the normal season, starting with Wednesday’s first game. The MLS is Back tournament ends Tuesday when the Portland Timbers face the Orlando City SC in the final.
Trump to issue executive order on coronavirus unemployment: White House official
President Donald Trump plans to issue an executive order Saturday to provide financial assistance to Americans affected by the coronavirus pandemic after the White House failed to reach an agreement with Congress, a White House source said. (Reuters Report)
(Reuters) Mexico won a US$3 million grant to combat the new coronavirus, which has killed more than 50,000 people, a fitness official said Friday.
Mexico’s Ministry of Health reported 6,717 new coronavirus infections and 794 more deaths, bringing the total to 469,407 cases and 51,311 deaths in the country.
Authorities said the actual number of other inflamed people is much higher than the cases shown.
Mexico’s Deputy Minister of Health, Hugo López-Gatell, said the donation would be used for research and testing.
This viral video takes the mickey out of the conspiracy theory that Covid-19 is a tool created for population control:
Fox News reporter Chad Pergram said U.S. President Donald Trump will issue executive orders on measures as an extension of advanced unemployment today, after talks about a coronavirus relief program collapsed Friday.
Pergram quotes a senior Trump management officer who said, “The UI measure is one of the many EO [executive orders] the president will point out to provide relief… Democratic inaction.”
Motorcyclists walk along Main Street on Friday, the 80th annual Sturgis Motorcycle Rally in Sturgis, South Dakota. While the collection regularly attracts about 500,000 people, officials estimate that more than 250,000 can still appear at this year’s festival despite the coronavirus pandemic.
(Photo: Michael Ciaglo / Getty Images / AFP)
Speaking on NBC’s Today, Jake Sherman of Politico said Donald Trump’s executive orders “will come in the coming days.” The U.S. president has signaled his goal of taking executive action on relief measures, such as a moratorium on deportations after negotiations between White House officials and Democratic congressional leaders failed to reach agreement on a coronavirus assistance program before Friday’s deadline.
Sherman also noted that Trump’s lack of direct involvement in the talks was largely due to his poor relationship with House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, who was one of the Democratic negotiators. “The president has not spoken to President Nancy Pelosi once this pandemic; they don’t have dates. In my opinion, any negotiation between the president and the spokesman would have observed that his appointments were terribly unproductive. They don’t get along.”
At least four other people have died in the United States after drinking hand sanitizer amid the coronavirus pandemic, according to a report from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, CNN reports.
“Alcohol-based hand sanitizers are never ingested,” the CDC said in a report detailing 15 cases in Arizona and New Mexico of adults hospitalized for methanol poisoning.
“This research highlights serious adverse fitness events, adding death, which may occur after ingestion of alcohol-based hand sanitizers containing methanol,” the CDC added.
“Safety messages continue to prevent ingesting any alcohol-based hand sanitizers.”
After Democratic and White House leaders missed Friday’s deadline to agree on a contingency plan opposed to coronaviruses, the president said he planned to take executive action.
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The faithful gather along the Pacific Ocean at the Saturate OC Revival Meeting held amid the Covid-19 pandemic in Newport Beach, California, on Friday. Hundreds of others piled up for the newest in a series of weekly beach adorations that began on July 3 in defiance of banning mass gatherings in Orange County.
Many worshippers wore masks or practiced social estrangement amid persistent tensions between state officials and safe places of worship for restrictions on coronaviruses. Co-organizer Parker Green told CBSLA: “People are much more afraid to waste their civil liberties in the long run than to get sick.”
(Photo: Mario Tama / Getty Images / AFP)
Deaths in the seven days:
Australia: 70
Canada: 37
France: 51
Germany: 49
Italy: 55
Japan: 27
Spain: 57
Sweden: 27
United Kingdom: 414
United States: 7,189
The authorities never use the “common sense” of the public as a component of the rules on how to behave, because even with the maximum productive intentions, the concept of common sense of one person will be very different from that of another person. And this is the case for things far more mundane than the new coronaviruses, where most of us have no way of understanding the threat posed by other activities.
McDonald’s Protest
McDonald’s and his supporters are protesting in Los Angeles, what they claim is the fast food chain’s attempts to silence an employee who denounced harmful situations amid the Covid-19 pandemic.
According to the protesters, the employee had filed several court cases with the county’s fitness department, alleging a variety of violations, adding maskless clients, lack of adequate PPE and inadequate social distance, and high-contact surface sanitation, expanding the threat of coronavirus transmission to fast food where employees are essential employees.
Now there is no doubt that cats can get the coronavirus of humans. What’s not transparent is whether cats can pass it on to humans. It also seems that cats do not mind the virus, sometimes being asymptomatic, one of the two cats in this article “sneezed for several days” after giving positive.
Russia says it could have an approved vaccine in the coming days and be in a position to implement a mass vaccination program in early October. However, the popular three-phase examination of the vaccine has not been completed, leading experts to criticize the Russian approach.
“I’m involved in Russia taking shortcuts to make the vaccine coming out only ineffective, but also dangerous,” Lawrence Gostin, a public fitness expert at Georgetown University, told The Associated Press.
”Fans’ at Dodger Stadium as players for a game between the Los Angeles Dodgers and the San Francisco Giants
An examination through Piers Forster at the University of Leeds in the UK shows that while blockades to prevent the spread of coronavirus have caused massive transitional emissions, they will have a negligible long-term effect on global warming. Although some blockages last until the end of 2021, global temperatures would be only 0.01 degrees Celsius below the forecast until 2030.
However, if countries use the pandemic as an opportunity to move faster to green energy, this can halve the expected temperature increases by 2050.
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More than 250,000 participants are expected to attend the annual 10-day Sturgis motorcycle rally in Black Hills, South Dakota, despite fears that this could lead to a large spread of the coronavirus.
“I didn’t see a single user dressed in a mask,” said Jessica Christian, a bar worker at the event.
The crowd in Sturgis will be one of the largest gatherings in the world since the start of the pandemic.
North Paulding High School in Dallas, Georgia, withdrew the suspension of 15-year-old student Hannah Watters for posting a photo of school hallways filled with people with students dressed in face masks.
Watters had posted the photo with the comment “That’s right. Not to mention the 10% mask rate. This is a joke. It’s a lot of lives, young to be precise.”
She was suspended by the school for violating regulations on students posting photographs of the school on social media. Her mother complained to school about the suspension, which has now been abandoned.
Paulding County Superintendent Brian Ottot admitted that the photographs were accurate due to the following state guidelines. He also said the photo “didn’t look good.”
Ottot said wearing a mask is a non-public selection and that “there’s no way to get a court order to use it.”
As many social media have pointed out, this is quite strange given the way schools tend to be incredibly effective at enforcing uniform rules, such as skirt duration or bra strap visibility.
Researchers from the University of Washington Institute of Metrics and Health Assessment predicted that another 137,000 other people would die from Covid-19 in the United States through December 1, bringing the number of deaths in the country to more than 300,000.
So far, the coronavirus pandemic has caused more than 106,100 deaths in the United States, according to Johns Hopkins University tracker.
California showed 142 new Covid-19 deaths today, bringing the state’s total to 10011.
The state has 538,416 positive results, with 8,436 additional cases on Friday.
This comes from the American surgeon general, Dr. Jerome Adams, who said there was “no need to wait for a vaccine” against the coronavirus. I was speaking at a press conference with Dr. Letitia Dzirasa, Baltimore’s fitness commissioner. Baltimore was warned this week of the increase in its positivity rate.
President Trump is likely to move forward with executive orders to address the economic crisis caused by coronavirus, as talks between Democrats and Republicans collapsed today, the last day on the precept to reach an agreement on a fourth stimulus package.
“We’re going to take executive orders, to check and alleviate some of the pain that other people are experiencing,” White House chief of staff Mark Meadows told reporters.
Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said he would advance the president to move forward with executive orders. These can be signed this weekend and will likely apply to unemployment benefits, which expired on July 31, as well as foreclosures and student loans.
Mnuchin and Meadows met the day before with House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi and Senate Minority Leader Charles Schumer to reach agreement on a stimulus package, but they made no progress.
Democrats said they had been offered to reduce their demands through a $3.4 trillion package, but Republicans were unwilling to increase their bid through $1 trillion, leading to a standstill and that the only option now was to have the president’s executive orders.
Given that Democratic and White House leaders fail to reach an agreement, Jake Sherman of Politico said the parties’ inability to agree on a contingency plan opposed to coronaviruses “could be the biggest change in Congress and a failure in a decade.”
“Ten among President Nancy Pelosi, Senate minority leader Chuck Schumer, White House chief of staff Mark Meadows and Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin for two weeks cast nothing but disputes and resentment. Array …”, says Sherman.
“There was a simple Array package here that was too much for Republicans and too little for Democrats, but that would have been passed smoothly.
“Renewal of PPP [Payment Check Protection Program], Direct Payments, Extension of Unemployment Growth, $105 Billion in Investment for Education, Moratorium on Evictions, Testing, $200 Billion at State and Local Levels, $10 billion for USPS and SNAPArray
“Instead, the White House is finalizing executive orders to prevent student loan deportations and payments, suspend payroll taxes, and expand advanced unemployment insurance. The signing of these decrees can take up position as soon as tonight.”
Hello and welcome to our U.S.-focused live policy. On the coronavirus pandemic, which runs until 7:30 p.m. ET had recorded more than 19 million cases and nearly 720,000 deaths worldwide, according to knowledge compiled through Johns Hopkins University.
In the United States, which has passed the world’s hardest hit country, there have been only about five million cases, resulting in more than 160,000 deaths.
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