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Increased COVID-19 testing in Michigan shows fewer cases as Whitmer again vows vigilance
Ramped up testing and strong guidelines has shown progress in Michigan’s battle against COVID-19.
Coronavirus putting future of state bills, grassroots efforts in jeopardy
The future of statehouses and civics is up in the air as the pandemic limits options.
Americans waiting out coronavirus in Canadian and Mexican border cities reflect on time away
For a group of ex-pats, border cities were the best places to stay safe during the pandemic.
A tale of two pandemics: How coronavirus split the map of the US
The coronavirus has created two different scenarios when it comes to policy and the rise in cases.
Coronavirus puts strain on would-be parents looking to start families, especially those undergoing fertility treatments
Doctors advised some couples from seeking treatments as a precaution against the virus.
Cleaner air due to coronavirus pandemic makes Earth Day 50th anniversary celebration bittersweet
The 50th anniversary of Earth Day lacked the major mass celebrations out in the streets, but it did give people a sense of what cleaner air can be like.
NYC taxi drivers deliver food to those in need during coronavirus pandemic in new program
New York City is allowing thousands of cab drivers who have lost work due to the pandemic a chance to go out and help the less fortunate.
How coronavirus is causing confusion with states’ alcohol laws
Reports of consumers crossing state lines to buy drinks has leaders worried.
Nonprofit organizations ask for stimulus money as resources dry up in coronavirus pandemic
Nearly 12.5 million Americans work in the nonprofit sector and leaders are worried they will all lose their jobs without a boost.
Despite coronavirus grocery buying spree, farmers fearful for the future
Possible shutdowns and demand changes have farmers on edge.
Construction unions call for better safety, health protections as work continues during coronavirus pandemic
As the pandemic grows throughout the country, representatives for the millions of construction workers say they need the right balance of care and work needs.
Rural communities’ digital deserts cripple tele-education during coronavirus outbreak
The coronavirus has forced millions of Americans to head online to stay productive, however for many communities, this isn’t a viable option.
Coronavirus restrictions put extra burden on the blind community: Experts
The safety restrictions put in place due to the coronavirus outbreak, is harsher on the blind community, according to experts.
State governors taking lead on coronavirus precautions as federal government works to define plan
As the federal government scrambles to come up with a national policy over the coronavirus outbreak, state governors have taken the lead to protect their residents.
Therapists face challenges as coronavirus limits in-person help
The coronavirus outbreak created new challenges for mental health service providers who can not conduct face to face meetings.
Iowa caucus results delay ignites debate over state’s status as ‘first-in-the-nation’
The debacle over the 2020 Iowa Caucus has reignited the debate over whether the state should be first in the nation to decide a presidential nominee.
The history of the ERA
A look at the history of the Equal Rights Movement and its latest push for adoption.
NY teen discovers new planet
The Scarsdale High School student made his discovery three days into his NASA summer internship.
Experts weigh in on possible NYC Ranked Choice Voting
Voters will have the chance of changing the way ballots are casts in future elections. Political, mathematical and electoral experts weigh on the pros and cons.